Waffles House of Quake: Sunday Service on Agora Road

waffle · Oct 22, 2024

Y'all know Sunday Service isn't for another few days right?

Andy Kaufman · Oct 23, 2024

So I downloaded everything and gave it a try just so that I don't have to fiddle with the technology on Sunday.
The game works fine. Configured mumble and I couldn't connect to the server but I just assume it's offline when not in use.

So I think I'm ready to go. Have to drive my grandma to a few places beforehand but I should make it in time nonetheless.
(Literally https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_and_His_Grandmother lol)

Fauxx · Oct 23, 2024

I am totally up for it, I have only played Quake live a little but it sounds fun. You can expect me @750.

h00 · Oct 23, 2024

I'll try to be there. Love to see that there's so many little offshoot projects growing. Soon i hope we can have a great big flamewar on Quake vs Unreal Tournament, just like the good 'ol days

HammerKoopa · Oct 24, 2024

ALL SET UP AND READY TO FRAG

Andy Kaufman · Oct 24, 2024

HammerKoopa said:
View attachment 117795
ALL SET UP AND READY TO FRAG

waffle · Oct 24, 2024

INCOMING TEMPORAL EVENT - EUTZ Daylight Savings Time ENDS Oct 27th!

This message is specifically for our leading @709.beats (16:00 UTC) session this week, and will apply to everyone in North America as well on Nov 3rd when DST ends for the Americas.

As it happens, inaugural Quake Sunday Service takes place on October 27th, a date which marks the end of Daylight Savings for many European countries which follow British Summer Time (BST), Central European Summer Time (CEST), Eastern European Summer Time (EEST).

TL;DR: EUTZ comrades, does DST ending this Sunday (Oct 27th) in your country change your answer in the poll?
If you answered yes, please kindly adjust your response

Beat time and UTC-0 do not consider daylight savings(on purpose). Because of this upcoming time-shift, the polls will remain open through Nov 3rd for North American DST changes and adjustments to schedules. Check your local listings for showtimes.

(I know I know, here goes this guy talking about Time again....)

If you live in certain regions of the world (Central and Eastern Europe, United States, and Canada, you will soon experience a 'shift' in time as your clocks move between their Daylight Savings Time(DST) and Standard offsets. For example, in many European countries, clocks will alternate between Central European Summer Time (CEST UTC+2) and Central European Time (CET UTC+1) on October 27th. In the U.S., clocks alternate between Eastern Daylight Time (EDT UTC-4) and Eastern Standard Time (EST UTC-5) on Nov 3rd.

UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) does not adjust for daylight saving time (DST) and remains constant throughout the year. Time zones that use UTC as a reference, such as Central European Time (CET UTC+1) or Eastern Standard Time (EST UTC-5), may adjust for DST by adding or subtracting an hour during certain periods of the year, but UTC itself stays the same.

We have several regions which will be affected by upcoming DST changes on Oct 27th, and I love an opportunity to use a table.

TimeZone	Country	UTC Offset (Summer) DST Start (2024)	Standard UTC Offset DST End (2024)
Eastern European Summer Time (EEST)	Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus, Moldova	UTC+3 March 31 (3 AM)	UTC+2 October 27 (4 AM)
Central European Summer Time (CEST)	Germany, France, Italy, Spain (except Canary Islands), Austria, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City	UTC+2 March 31 (2 AM)	UTC+1 October 27 (3 AM)
British Summer Time (BST)	United Kingdom, Ireland	UTC+1 March 31 (1 AM)	UTC+0 October 27 (2 AM)

Why could this change my answer in the poll?

Your local hours will shift and may affect your availability and timing.

If you responded @709 because you expect it to be 6:00PM local time (CEST), with DST ending the local time will be 5:00PM (CET). Refer to your beat time-piece to cross reference your times if necessary.

Here is an abridged example of this shift for Central European Time (EU) and Eastern Standard Time (US)

Beat Time (UTC)	@584 (13:00)	@625 (14:00)	@667 (15:00)	@709 (16:00)
CEST (UTC+2)	3:00PM	4:00PM	5:00PM	6:00PM
CET (UTC+1) (Oct 27th)	2:00PM	3:00PM	4:00PM	5:00PM
EDT (UTC -4)	9:00AM	10:00AM	11:00AM	12:00PM
EST (UTC -5) (Nov 3rd)	8:00AM	9:00AM	10:00AM	11:00AM

(did I mention I love tables)

Beat Time (UTC)	@042 (00:00)	@084 (01:00)	@125 (02:00)	@167 (03:00)
CEST (UTC+2)	2:00AM	3:00AM	4:00AM	5:00AM
CET (UTC+1) (Oct 27th)	1:00AM	2:00AM	3:00AM	4:00AM
EDT (UTC -4)	8:00PM	9:00PM	10:00PM	11:00PM
EST (UTC -5) (Nov 3rd)	7:00PM	8:00PM	9:00PM	10:00PM

There are always exceptions....

Türkiye, for example, has not observed DST since 2016 and instead remains on UTC+3 year-round, effectively aligning with Eastern European Summer Time (EEST UTC+3) permanently.

Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay previously observed DST, and these countries have abolished the practice in recent years. Argentina has not observed DST since 2009, Uruguay ended DST in 2015, and Brazil discontinued DST in 2019. All three nations now remain on their respective standard times year-round, with no seasonal clock changes.

Did this motherflunker just time'splain spring forward and fall back? YUP.

If you found this chart helpful, you *may* find this project helpful in visualizing how timezones interact.

Oh the timing...

@Z0diacK @赤い男 @RisingThumb @shinobu @Andy Kaufman @№56 @Ashman @Fauxx @youtherthyf @Kana @Halico @Hermitage

This is a special message for you all, the @709 (16:00 UTC) leaders. I know some of you are in North America, for which this message will apply the following week (Nov 3rd). Those of you in South America feel free to ignore the rest of us fumbling around with DST changes, unless you're in Chile.

Good news is after Nov 3rd we don't have to worry about DST again until March 2025.

See you in the arena.

Andy Kaufman · Oct 24, 2024

waffle said:
INCOMING TEMPORAL EVENT - EUTZ Daylight Savings Time ENDS Oct 27th!
This message is specifically for our leading @709.beats (16:00 UTC) session this week, and will apply to everyone in North America as well on Nov 3rd when DST ends for the Americas.

As it happens, inaugural Quake Sunday Service takes place on October 27th, a date which marks the end of Daylight Savings for many European countries which follow British Summer Time (BST), Central European Summer Time (CEST), Eastern European Summer Time (EEST).

TL;DR: EUTZ comrades, does DST ending this Sunday (Oct 27th) in your country change your answer in the poll?
If you answered yes, please kindly adjust your response

Beat time and UTC-0 do not consider daylight savings(on purpose). Because of this upcoming time-shift, the polls will remain open through Nov 3rd for North American DST changes and adjustments to schedules. Check your local listings for showtimes.

(I know I know, here goes this guy talking about Time again....)

If you live in certain regions of the world (Central and Eastern Europe, United States, and Canada, you will soon experience a 'shift' in time as your clocks move between their Daylight Savings Time(DST) and Standard offsets. For example, in many European countries, clocks will alternate between Central European Summer Time (CEST UTC+2) and Central European Time (CET UTC+1) on October 27th. In the U.S., clocks alternate between Eastern Daylight Time (EDT UTC-4) and Eastern Standard Time (EST UTC-5) on Nov 3rd.

UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) does not adjust for daylight saving time (DST) and remains constant throughout the year. Time zones that use UTC as a reference, such as Central European Time (CET UTC+1) or Eastern Standard Time (EST UTC-5), may adjust for DST by adding or subtracting an hour during certain periods of the year, but UTC itself stays the same.

We have several regions which will be affected by upcoming DST changes on Oct 27th, and I love an opportunity to use a table.

TimeZone Country UTC Offset (Summer)
DST Start (2024) Standard UTC Offset
DST End (2024)
Eastern European Summer Time (EEST) Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus, Moldova UTC+3
March 31 (3 AM) UTC+2
October 27 (4 AM)
Central European Summer Time (CEST) Germany, France, Italy, Spain (except Canary Islands), Austria, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City UTC+2
March 31 (2 AM) UTC+1
October 27 (3 AM)
British Summer Time (BST) United Kingdom, Ireland UTC+1
March 31 (1 AM) UTC+0
October 27 (2 AM)

Why could this change my answer in the poll?

Your local hours will shift and may affect your availability and timing.

If you responded @709 because you expect it to be 6:00PM local time (CEST), with DST ending the local time will be 5:00PM (CET). Refer to your beat time-piece to cross reference your times if necessary.

Here is an abridged example of this shift for Central European Time (EU) and Eastern Standard Time (US)

Beat Time (UTC) @584 (13:00) @625 (14:00) @667 (15:00) @709 (16:00)
CEST (UTC+2) 3:00PM 4:00PM 5:00PM 6:00PM
CET (UTC+1) (Oct 27th) 2:00PM 3:00PM 4:00PM 5:00PM
EDT (UTC -4) 9:00AM 10:00AM 11:00AM 12:00PM
EST (UTC -5) (Nov 3rd) 8:00AM 9:00AM 10:00AM 11:00AM

(did I mention I love tables)

Beat Time (UTC) @042 (00:00) @084 (01:00) @125 (02:00) @167 (03:00)
CEST (UTC+2) 2:00AM 3:00AM 4:00AM 5:00AM
CET (UTC+1) (Oct 27th) 1:00AM 2:00AM 3:00AM 4:00AM
EDT (UTC -4) 8:00PM 9:00PM 10:00PM 11:00PM
EST (UTC -5) (Nov 3rd) 7:00PM 8:00PM 9:00PM 10:00PM

There are always exceptions....

Türkiye, for example, has not observed DST since 2016 and instead remains on UTC+3 year-round, effectively aligning with Eastern European Summer Time (EEST UTC+3) permanently.

Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay previously observed DST, and these countries have abolished the practice in recent years. Argentina has not observed DST since 2009, Uruguay ended DST in 2015, and Brazil discontinued DST in 2019. All three nations now remain on their respective standard times year-round, with no seasonal clock changes.

Did this motherflunker just time'splain spring forward and fall back? YUP.

If you found this chart helpful, you *may* find this project helpful in visualizing how timezones interact.

Oh the timing...

@Z0diacK @赤い男 @RisingThumb @shinobu @Andy Kaufman @№56 @Ashman @Fauxx @youtherthyf @Kana @Halico @Hermitage

This is a special message for you all, the @709 (16:00 UTC) leaders. I know some of you are in North America, for which this message will apply the following week (Nov 3rd). Those of you in South America feel free to ignore the rest of us fumbling around with DST changes, unless you're in Chile.

Good news is after Nov 3rd we don't have to worry about DST again until March 2025.

See you in the arena.

Still works for me.

RisingThumb · Oct 24, 2024

Works for me, I may be an hour late or an hour early if I somehow fuck up with daylight savings

youtherthyf · Oct 24, 2024

waffle said:
INCOMING TEMPORAL EVENT - EUTZ Daylight Savings Time ENDS Oct 27th!
This message is specifically for our leading @709.beats (16:00 UTC) session this week, and will apply to everyone in North America as well on Nov 3rd when DST ends for the Americas.

As it happens, inaugural Quake Sunday Service takes place on October 27th, a date which marks the end of Daylight Savings for many European countries which follow British Summer Time (BST), Central European Summer Time (CEST), Eastern European Summer Time (EEST).

TL;DR: EUTZ comrades, does DST ending this Sunday (Oct 27th) in your country change your answer in the poll?
If you answered yes, please kindly adjust your response

Beat time and UTC-0 do not consider daylight savings(on purpose). Because of this upcoming time-shift, the polls will remain open through Nov 3rd for North American DST changes and adjustments to schedules. Check your local listings for showtimes.

(I know I know, here goes this guy talking about Time again....)

If you live in certain regions of the world (Central and Eastern Europe, United States, and Canada, you will soon experience a 'shift' in time as your clocks move between their Daylight Savings Time(DST) and Standard offsets. For example, in many European countries, clocks will alternate between Central European Summer Time (CEST UTC+2) and Central European Time (CET UTC+1) on October 27th. In the U.S., clocks alternate between Eastern Daylight Time (EDT UTC-4) and Eastern Standard Time (EST UTC-5) on Nov 3rd.

UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) does not adjust for daylight saving time (DST) and remains constant throughout the year. Time zones that use UTC as a reference, such as Central European Time (CET UTC+1) or Eastern Standard Time (EST UTC-5), may adjust for DST by adding or subtracting an hour during certain periods of the year, but UTC itself stays the same.

We have several regions which will be affected by upcoming DST changes on Oct 27th, and I love an opportunity to use a table.

TimeZone Country UTC Offset (Summer)
DST Start (2024) Standard UTC Offset
DST End (2024)
Eastern European Summer Time (EEST) Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus, Moldova UTC+3
March 31 (3 AM) UTC+2
October 27 (4 AM)
Central European Summer Time (CEST) Germany, France, Italy, Spain (except Canary Islands), Austria, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City UTC+2
March 31 (2 AM) UTC+1
October 27 (3 AM)
British Summer Time (BST) United Kingdom, Ireland UTC+1
March 31 (1 AM) UTC+0
October 27 (2 AM)

Why could this change my answer in the poll?

Your local hours will shift and may affect your availability and timing.

If you responded @709 because you expect it to be 6:00PM local time (CEST), with DST ending the local time will be 5:00PM (CET). Refer to your beat time-piece to cross reference your times if necessary.

Here is an abridged example of this shift for Central European Time (EU) and Eastern Standard Time (US)

Beat Time (UTC) @584 (13:00) @625 (14:00) @667 (15:00) @709 (16:00)
CEST (UTC+2) 3:00PM 4:00PM 5:00PM 6:00PM
CET (UTC+1) (Oct 27th) 2:00PM 3:00PM 4:00PM 5:00PM
EDT (UTC -4) 9:00AM 10:00AM 11:00AM 12:00PM
EST (UTC -5) (Nov 3rd) 8:00AM 9:00AM 10:00AM 11:00AM

(did I mention I love tables)

Beat Time (UTC) @042 (00:00) @084 (01:00) @125 (02:00) @167 (03:00)
CEST (UTC+2) 2:00AM 3:00AM 4:00AM 5:00AM
CET (UTC+1) (Oct 27th) 1:00AM 2:00AM 3:00AM 4:00AM
EDT (UTC -4) 8:00PM 9:00PM 10:00PM 11:00PM
EST (UTC -5) (Nov 3rd) 7:00PM 8:00PM 9:00PM 10:00PM

There are always exceptions....

Türkiye, for example, has not observed DST since 2016 and instead remains on UTC+3 year-round, effectively aligning with Eastern European Summer Time (EEST UTC+3) permanently.

Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay previously observed DST, and these countries have abolished the practice in recent years. Argentina has not observed DST since 2009, Uruguay ended DST in 2015, and Brazil discontinued DST in 2019. All three nations now remain on their respective standard times year-round, with no seasonal clock changes.

Did this motherflunker just time'splain spring forward and fall back? YUP.

If you found this chart helpful, you *may* find this project helpful in visualizing how timezones interact.

Oh the timing...

@Z0diacK @赤い男 @RisingThumb @shinobu @Andy Kaufman @№56 @Ashman @Fauxx @youtherthyf @Kana @Halico @Hermitage

This is a special message for you all, the @709 (16:00 UTC) leaders. I know some of you are in North America, for which this message will apply the following week (Nov 3rd). Those of you in South America feel free to ignore the rest of us fumbling around with DST changes, unless you're in Chile.

Good news is after Nov 3rd we don't have to worry about DST again until March 2025.

See you in the arena.

still good with me. might fit even better tbh

Z0diacK · Oct 24, 2024

I'm ready to f(r)ag u guys up... Also, not sure if I can even be there this sunday, we'll see

youtherthyf · Oct 24, 2024

HammerKoopa said:
View attachment 117795
ALL SET UP AND READY TO FRAG

*jetsetradio.ost.Let_Mom_Sleep.mp3*

№56 · Oct 24, 2024

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GsQSJzmd1A

@waffle I've been browsing q3df and already have a long list of requests for custom playermodels.

Arcensyl · Oct 25, 2024

I went ahead and got my game set up. I decided to just grab the game on GOG because it was 60% off, and then it was pretty easy to load ioq3 on top of it. I'm not sure if I can make it Sunday, but hopefully I'll be able to. Thanks for setting all this up, Waffle!

RisingThumb · Oct 26, 2024

Prepared to frag.

Btw for people on Arch Linux, the ioquake3-git package works fine. But we'll see this Sunday if it shits itself for some reason.

Do I need to do anything else after having ioquake3 installed and the files for quake3 arena being used for it?

manpaint · Oct 26, 2024

Ready to go!

I couldn't manage to install Mumble though. I got a kernel32.dll error.

waffle · Oct 26, 2024

RisingThumb said:
Do I need to do anything else after having ioquake3 installed and the files for quake3 arena being used for it?

As long as your baseq3 directory contains these files you're good to go for our first Sunday Service.

Code:

.q3a/
├── baseq3
│   ├── pak0.pk3
│   ├── pak1.pk3
│   ├── pak2.pk3
│   ├── pak3.pk3
│   ├── pak4.pk3
│   ├── pak5.pk3
│   ├── pak6.pk3
│   ├── pak7.pk3
│   └── pak8.pk3
│   └── pak8a.pk3
│   └── qwpak0.pk3
│   └── qwpak1.pk3
│   └── qwpak2.pk3
│   └── qwpak3.pk3
│   └── qwpak4.pk3

They can be found in either the MAC or WINDOWS canned versions. The bulk being the OEM game pak0.pk3

I have enabled client side downloading on the server so we'll all stay in sync with any fresh maps.
Just make sure you have 'Downloading' enabled in the Game Settings menu (it should be already).

waffle · Oct 26, 2024

Love the enthusiasm!! @№56 @HammerKoopa @Andy Kaufman @Z0diacK @youtherthyf @RisingThumb @manpaint @Arcensyl

Use the caret symbol ^ followed by a number (0–7) to set the color for the text of your name.

/name ^6new^3Frag^1Alert

newFragAlert

Color Codes:
^1 – Red
^2 – Green
^3 – Yellow
^4 – Blue
^5 – Light Blue (Cyan)
^6 – Pink (Magenta)
^7 – White
^0 – Black (may not display well on certain backgrounds)

--waffle

Fauxx · Oct 26, 2024

@waffle , can you put me on the notification list, thx homes. :hspin:

Wandrer · Oct 26, 2024

waffle said:
Y'all know Sunday Service isn't for another few days right?

View attachment 117648

Omg I can see the whole gang here including myself.

Waffles House of Quake: Sunday Service on Agora Road

Sunday Service will be offered at two times. Which time(s) most interest you? (Choose up to 4)

@584 (13:00 UTC)

@625 (14:00 UTC)

@667 (15:00 UTC)

@709 (16:00 UTC)

@042 (00:00 UTC)

@084 (01:00 UTC)

@125 (02:00 UTC)

@167 (03:00 UTC)

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