Urban Terror Beta 2.4
Posted by Marcel Klum on 09 February 2002 - 12:50 · 5 comments & 302 views
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#1 Posted by hostile on 09 Feb 2002 - 21:31
- Fantastic update to a fantasic conversion! This made me play Q3 again!
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#2 Posted by RaINE on 10 Feb 2002 - 00:40
- Think CS on the Q3 engine (cs & hl is on Q2 engine) add a whole lot more playability and u have urban terror -Q3UT- [nWo]BiGSeXy
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#3 Posted by iconman on 10 Feb 2002 - 03:39
- I love this game! :rambo:
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#4 Posted by thuggers on 10 Feb 2002 - 10:30
- a nice little update to a great big addon
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#5 Posted by NeoTrunks on 10 Feb 2002 - 20:00
- This is a nice mod. I used to play it a lot back then. I've moved on to True Combat though. A much more polished and realistic mod. I recommend it to hardcore Urban Terror fans. The newbies should stick to Urban Terror though.
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