Grunt sounds rubbish in Q3, but with some know-how (and a copy of Q2) you can make a Q2 soundpack for Q3 that puts the Q2 player soinds in Q3. Also, they completely ignored the importance of including low LOD versions of all the item pick-ups, so the framerate dropped MASSIVELY just looking at some load of items on the level (my computer had so much trouble rendering that that it would actually freeze the image for a whole second or so) unless you had cg_simpleitems 1 (they actually had made some new 2D icons for the game so you still got something new there at least.) You had to play as TankJr or Grunt (or Stripe) though, to be the Quake2 version player. Apart from the inclusion of shitty Wolfenstein Nazi shit in the mod, the main problem with it was the guns as seen from the POV of the player with them in his hands were too skinny, as if they were FOV 160 in FOV 90, so you had to play with cg_drawgun set to 0.
Clean or ones that use his texture pack based on Also you might want to try Generations Arena, a mod that put the Q2 weapons and physics into the game (along with Doom, and Wolfenstein, but you have the server setting option to disable those). Ubuntu (and possibly other GNU/Linux distributions) have Yamagi Quake 2 in their software repositories, in Ubuntu it is under the name yamagi-quake2.Yeah check out some maps by Mr. Yamagi Quake 2 Can be downloaded at Yamagi's quake 2 page here. If you want to help out Yamagi Quake 2 or report bugs you can find Yamagi's github organization here Download The same procediment may also apply for other source ports such as KMQuake 2. Place all the OGG files in there and voila. In order to playback the music ingame, create a new folder named "music" inside the baseq2 folder located inside the root Quake II directory. Go here for both Quake and Quake II's soundtracks. The source port supports external music files, meaning the Quake II Soundtrack can be used without the original CD's audio files.
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