hub3aero

[rehepapp]

yeah, we need to change dm6 from the maplist

[Lorfa]

Originally Posted by hsyh

We had the (in)famous 5 map list for what feels like ages. And you want it back?

Seriously. We have ztn, dm13, t4, dm6, now even aero? Please no.

The whole Dubai thing, for many people "the best tourney ever", was so much fun, because there were new maps and this is what quake needs.
I'd love to see two new, good duel maps added to the maplist so players can actually develop new strategies and styles, instead of boring robotic play.

"New maps" in dubai? The maps were qzdm6, qzdm13, qztourney7, qztourney9 and ztntourney1. Those aren't new.

[xok]

While new maps are needed; and ones with the polish of ye olde favourites, hub would be nice to have

[meguro]

Perhaps the only reason it isn't in ql yet is because preacher is difficult to contact or something? I think I remember hubster having some trouble trying to get permission to make hub3aeroq3 all those years back. Can only imagine that it's more difficult now.

If that's the case, how about contacting jude for a cpm1a ql map?

[xok]

Originally Posted by meguro

Perhaps the only reason it isn't in ql yet is because preacher is difficult to contact or something? I think I remember hubster having some trouble trying to get permission to make hub3aeroq3 all those years back. Can only imagine that it's more difficult now.

If that's the case, how about contacting jude for a cpm1a ql map?

Surely after x years without copyright or anything it would default to an open lisence or something

[xtruder]

Originally Posted by Overactive

+1 for hub. Xtruder if u suck on it dont play it. Its not a valid argument for not adding a good map.

Fixing...

Originally Posted by Overactive

HURR DURR I'm too lazy/dumb to learn new maps

Fix'D!

[KiteX3]

Originally Posted by xok

Surely after x years without copyright or anything it would default to an open lisence or something

I'm pretty sure it would have a copyright, though. From Wikipedia:

Originally Posted by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright#Obtaining_and_enforcing_copyright

In all countries where the Berne Convention standards apply, copyright is automatic, and need not be obtained through official registration with any government office. Once an idea has been reduced to tangible form, for example by securing it in a fixed medium (such as a drawing, sheet music, photograph, a videotape, or a computer file), the copyright holder is entitled to enforce his or her exclusive rights.

I'm not a lawyer, but if Wikipedia is reliable in this case, hub3aero almost certainly has a copyright.