The hit boxes of enemies is a little odd, often finding that the game didn't register your shot as a hit because the cross-hair wasn't red when you fired. It is one thing to see a computer character stabbed in the heart and then have its legs amputated, it is an entirely other thing to feel as though you *are* the one being stabbed in the heart. It is common in current games to see certain things happen from a third-party viewpoint, but the player's conversion from a human to Strogg is done in first-person. One of the most publicized plot twists behind Quake 4 deserves special recognition. An example of this is when you're in a relatively isolated structure: while you're essentially alone, your fellow soldiers are heard fighting and dying to hold the ground you're on. While the game is linear (doors there to give the sense of a larger building never unlock, certain doors will only open when the player needs to be behind it) the sense that a major war is going on is never eliminated. Q4's brisk pace doesn't stop at the introduction, with every level giving the player a sense of urgency. You're to go in and create some disarray. During Quake 2, a lone marine assassinated their leader, thinking it would throw Strogg forces into disarray. Whereas many modern games spend a great deal of time in the beginning to explain the plot, Q4 provides you with the required within the small introduction: Humans are fighting the horrific Strogg. The game in question, of course, is Quake 4. It's very telling when a game can take two minutes to show a player something, in a day and age when developers usually spend thirty minutes *talking* about it. They populate the realms of Quake and it is the player's goal to kill any enemies he encounters while trying to kill Shub-Niggurath. In Quake, the monsters are creatures decended from Shub-Niggurath. Each list will also be a quick guide to each health/damage of the enemy and of course, links to each page. Quake III Arena and Quake Wars will not be included as these are Multiplayer based games. Guards that are encountered in Quake II: Guards also encountered Quake II expansions: Guards that are encountered in Quake IV: This page will list every enemy in Quake, Quake II & Quake 4 from the Grunts to the Dragon, from the Light Guards to the Makron. In Quake IV, Guards only defended minor military bases. In Quake II, Guards were seen operating machinery and performing menial tasks in addition to pulling guard duty. Because of their low endurance, Guards usually patrol minor areas, such as barely used military bases. Guards have low HP and will usually die with a few hits from a Blaster.
#Quake 4 strogg series#
Excerpt: Berserker may refer to: In Quake II and IV, the Guards are a series of humanoid Strogg that have a weapon on their right arm a Blaster, Machine Gun or Shotgun. Chapters: Quake enemies, Quake II enemies, Quake IV enemies, Strogg, Guard, Monsters, Barracuda Shark, Berserker, Brains, Enforcer, Flyer, Gladiator, Gunner, Icarus, Iron Maiden, Light Guard, Machine Gun Guard, Medic, Mutant, Parasite, Shotgun Guard, Tank, Tank Commander, Technician, Berserker, Convoy, Gladiator, Grunt, Gunner, Harvester, Heavy Hover Tank, Hornet, Iron Maiden, Light Guard, Light Tank, Machine Gun Guard, Scientist, Sentry, Shotgun Guard, Tactical Strogg, Teleport Dropper, Turret, Zombie, Death Knight, Enforcer, Fiend, Grunt, Knight, Ogre, Rotfish, Rottweiler, Scrag, Shambler, Spawn, Vore, Zombie, Guard, Jorg, Light Guard, Makron, Makron, Network Guardian, Shotgun Guard, Stroggification, Tactical Strogg, Tank, Tank Commander. This book consists of articles from Wikia.
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