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		<title>ezQuake Manual - External resources</title>
		<date>2009-07-04</date>
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		<p>Before we move on to the core of this guide, it is important that you know some places where to get additional help on QW, in case you need more information or are just confused. There are a few other sites on the web offering help about QW. You can also find lots of experienced QW players on IRC (check channels below), just ask us.</p>
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		<h>Guides and forums</h>
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				<h><a href="http://www.nQuake.com/">nQuake</a></h>
				Complete Quakeworld package. Contains everything you need to play (except pak1.pak) with good default configs, textures and other game related files which are not available in the regular ezQuake package.
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				<h><a href="http://ezQuake.SF.net/">ezQuake</a></h>
				The ezQuake website has documentation that explains most of ezQuake's features, all the necessary files and more. There is also a RFE (Request FeaturE) page and a bug report page.
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				<h><a href="http://ezQuake.SF.net/docs/">ezQuake Documentation</a></h>
				Explains all of ezQuake's variables, console commands, command line parameters and more. 
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				<h><a href="http://www.quakeworld.nu/forum/">QuakeWorld.nu Forum</a></h>
				For any questions related to QW. See the Help or Client Talk sections.
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				<h><a href="http://www.quaketerminus.com/quakebible/">Thresh's Quake Bible</a></h>
				Written by the master himself; Dennis Fong alias Thresh. This comprehensive guide to Quake (NetQuake) goes thoroughly every aspect of the game from game controls to rocket jumping and advanced team strategy. Although many of the strategies explained are a bit outdated, it's still a good read that every true Quaker should have read!  
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		<h>IRC channels</h>
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				<h>#ezQuake (IRC.QuakeNet.org)</h>
				The official ezQuake IRC channel. This is the best place to ask if your question is directly related to ezQuake. It is also a place to discuss new features which are under development. 
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				<h>#QuakeWorld (IRC.QuakeNet.org)</h>
				The largest QW community channel on QuakeNet and also the official channel for the QuakeWorld.nu website. You'll always find experienced people here who are willing to help. 
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				<h>#QWrookie (IRC.QuakeNet.org)</h>
				Quakeworld channel for beginning players. If you are looking for rookie opponents, configuration tips or want to ask a beginner question this is the place to be.
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			<li>
				<h>#QWPlayers (IRC.EnterTheGame.com)</h>
				North American QW community channel. 
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				<h>#Besmella (IRC.EnterTheGame.com)</h>
				Australian QW community channel.
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