News Friday 10 July 2009


Quake Live update expected next week
by: Badb0y
id's Marty Stratton has said there will be a 'fairly large update' for Quake Live next Tuesday.


Stratton also posted information regarding the game update policies for Quake Live, which is important for all league and tournament players; from now on updates will arrive on Tuesdays, but not every Tuesday.

We will get informed a week before every Quake Live update is released via Twitter and in the forums. Emergency maintenance or important patches will be released straight away, although these are 'rare', said Stratton.

A 'fairly large update' will arrive next Tuesday, 14 July with the changelog published at the same time. No further information regarding the content of the update has been disclosed yet.

The server downtime for rolling out the update will take around 3-4 hours which will take place in the morning (US Central Time), so Europeans should brace themselves for an evening without Quake Live. Players are advised to check their schedules ahead of the update.
Source: Quake Live Forums


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Comments:(6)


#6 =[LKFF]=RiGHT (=[LKFF]= )  11 Jul 2009 10:12
the focus testing group is already working on playing it
dunno, but I think there is finally a timeout
#5 davjie (davjie)  11 Jul 2009 03:28
Badb0y wrote:
I say hello to all clanbase players! this is my first news on clanbase.


ESReality > *
#4 ZeriouS (BEER* )  10 Jul 2009 20:33
Minor typo, 2nd paragraph:

"a Tuesdays," << Should it not be Tuesday?

Keep on the writing
#3 flak (/<aos)  10 Jul 2009 20:26
Welcome Badb0y! Good news!
#2 Decl ClanBase Crew member (ClanBase Crew)  10 Jul 2009 19:41
Hello

Well written as well
#1 Badb0y (ESR)  10 Jul 2009 18:48
I say hello to all clanbase players! this is my first news on clanbase.

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