Free reaction quake 3 3.2 software for mac

Reaction Quake 3 is a port of the popular Quake 3 mod Action Quake 2.
Weve tried to keep the underlying gameplay as true as possible to the original, and have made improvements/additions on top of that.
Its a fast-paced, team play oriented game which also contains, Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, "Capture the Briefcase" (CTF), and Teamplay game modes featuring modern weapons and items and locational damage.
Enhancements:
- Reaction Quake 3 is a "total conversion mod" for Quake III Arena based on action and realism with a specific emphasis on action over realism. Reaction is a port of the classic Action Quake 2 (AQ2) mod. This release brings a collection of code tweaks and fixes from the things found in the last release. Whats new:
- In-game server browser now fixed to show RQ3 3.x games, yay!
- Added an error message to the /radio command to let you know if your bind is messed up and youre trying to play a radio sound that does not exist
- Allowed CTB radio sounds to also be played in other team-based modes
- Added a Zoom Sensitivity Lock during fire sequence of ssg to improve aiming
- Added local cvar cg_RQ3_ssgZoomSensLock to enable or disable the feature above (default enable)
- Upgraded the gamesource RQ3 is built on from 1.29h to 1.32b
- Removed most of the unlagged stuff. Only optimized prediction and smooth clients remains.
- With allWeapon/allItems enable it wont toss weapons/items when you die
- Various helmet bugs fixed.
- Successful mapvote now waits for a round to end in TP.

What is EarthquakeX?
EarthquakeX is a port of an old prank/joke control panel for System 7 called Earthquake. When installed, your Macintosh will experience random earthquakes. This version is a bit different from the old one, but the principal is still the same. The old version, being a control panel, allowed you to set the quake frequency, duration and richter level. This version acts more like an extension; user control over the quaking is not allowed (read tip below, however).
How do I use EarthquakeX?
Ideally, you should install this on the computer of someone who is smaller and weaker than you. Then simply double click the EarthquakeX icon. Its a faceless background app, so it will look as if nothing has happened. After a few seconds, your Mac should experience a tremor. If you wish to quit EarthquakeX, simply open up a Terminal window and type:
killall QUIT "Earthquake"
Tip:
You can change the frequency of the tremors, if you know how to use the Terminal. On the Mac where EarthquakeX is installed (make sure it isnt running!), open a terminal and type in:
defaults write com.stimpsoft.earthquakex quakechance -integer [%percent];
Where it says [%percent], put the percent with which a quake can happen. There is a chance for a quake every ten seconds. So for example, if you typed in "defaults write com.stimpsoft.earthquakex quakechance -integer 50;", there will be a 50% chance of a quake every 10 seconds. The default chance for a quake is 30%.
NOTE:
Earthquake was originally created by Marco Carra of SlimyFrog Software in 1994.
EarthquakeX is 159% freeware. You may redistribute the application as you see fit, without notification to myself, as long as no fee is collected.
Enhancements:
- Version 1.1: Works with OS X 10.4 (Tiger), universal binary.

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Requirements:
Quake III Arena.

Enhancements:
Version 3.5b adds minor changes.

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