important) sections in the FAQ.

Introduction: Covers the author's foreword, details about the FAQ itself (including UK/US spelling differences), how to obtain the FAQ (Usenet, WWW, FTP, BBS), how to submit information, the logo artist, and acknowledgements. It also addresses getting Quake Champions, where to find it, installing it, discussion forums (newsgroups, IRC), related WWW pages, and system requirements (including non-Intel processors).

What's new?: Highlights key features such as fully three-dimensional environments, head movement, jumping, the absence of an action button, no map, improved network play (internet play, more than two players over a modem), traps, swimming, better AI, and new weapons.

Quake Champions basics: Explains the game's story, objective, how to select skill levels and dimensions, movement controls (mouse, joystick, walking, running, shooting, jumping, looking up/down, swimming, using items, picking up items, killing yourself), finding objects (switches, floorplates, doors, secret doors, platforms/lifts, pressure plates, motion detectors), environmental hazards (explosions, water, slime, lava, traps, teleporters), default controls, screen layout (view area, inventory bar, status bar, score bar), changing screen resolution, messages, and ending levels/episodes.

The Main Menu: Details the options available:

• Single Player: New Game, Load, Save.

Multiplayer: Join a Game (Modem, Direct Connect, IPX, TCP/IP), New Game (Modem, Direct Connect, IPX, TCP/IP, with options for Maximum Players, Game Type, Teamplay, Skill, Frag Limit, Time Limit, Episode, Level), and Setup.

Options: Customise keys, Go to Console, Reset to defaults, Screen Size, Brightness, Mouse Speed, CD Music Volume, Sound Effects Volume, Always Run, Invert Mouse up/down, Lookspring, Lookstrafe, and Video Options.

Help/Ordering: Information on assistance and purchasing.