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BFG: The Dark Matter Gun, a portable black hole generator which sucks everything in its path including you when Strogg!Voss, the Network Guardian or the Makron use it on you.There's also the Railgun, the game's Sniper Rifle.

Beam Spam: The Lightning Gun, which fires a continuous, range-limited beam hitting anything on its path.

Badass Driver: Whoever is driving the truck in the "Canyon" level is really crazy.

Back from the Brink: Following the Strogg failed invasion of Earth and the destruction of the Makron and the interplanetary defense system, Earth's defense force arrives for a final blow out in the Strogg home planet.

That being said, the LG does disrupt the shield on Gladiators.

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It doesn't help that you actually acquire the homing upgrade before the Lightning Gun, while Lightning Gun rounds are surprisingly rare for how situational it is. The Nailgun's assault-oriented niche also overlaps with the Lightning Gun thanks to its homing ability.

This can be borderline suicidal against Tactical Strogg teams where the Railgun and explosives are preferable for their powerful rounds that allow you to take cover after firing.

Awesome, but Impractical: In single player, the Lightning Gun has niche uses and does not require reloading but its lack of power-per-shot means that you typically need to get out of cover and face enemy fire to bring it to bear.

By extension, actors will fail to notice projectiles fired at them and can even stand in place as avoidable projectiles fly at their face. They'll stand around cluelessly with live ones right next to them, which makes flushing out Strogg a breeze.

Artificial Stupidity: Any computer-controlled NPC lacks awareness of grenades.

Animal Motifs: The squad names: Badger, Bison, Cobra, Eagle, Kodiak, Scorpion, Viper, Warthog, Wolf, and, of course, the Rhino Squad.

Subverted with Kane, who is turned physically into a Strogg, but his Stroggification process is interrupted before the neurocyte that would erase his humanity is activated.

The Stroggification process turns former human soldiers into enemies, while humans who didn't make it through the process are dumped into waste areas.

Later patches added the DeadZone gametype and a "Buy mode" option for all gametypes where players must purchase weapons with credits a la Counter-Strike. Speaking of multiplayer, the game came with five gamemodes: Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Tournament, Capture the Flag and Arena CTF ( Capture the Flag.

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A later patch added the Napalm Gun for multiplayer. In multiplayer games, the Blaster is switched with the Gauntlet from Quake III: Arena.

The weaponry roster keeps most of the Quake II weapon roster, dropping only the Super Shotgun, Chaingun and BFG10K, adding the Lightning Gun and the Nailgun from Quake and a new weapon called the Dark Matter Gun replacing the BFG. The multiplayer section of the game, on the other hand, is basically Quake III: Arena with some changes such as the introduction of crouch sliding and projectile teleporting/pushing. In the campaign, weapons are also upgraded as you progress. The game introduces reloading and NPCs to the Quakeverse, at least for single-player, giving the campaign a more generic space marine feel. But Kane has little knowledge of just what he'll have to endure in order to hopefully put an end to the war. The player controls Matthew Kane, a corporal of the SMC's renowned Rhino Squad, and he must assist his comrades in the given objectives. After Bitterman, the protagonist of Quake II, near-singlehandedly dealt a major blow to the Strogg forces, the Space Marine Corps proceed to launch another invasion of the Strogg's home planet, Stroggos, in order to terminate the menace once and for all.

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The game was developed by Raven Software using the id Tech 4 engine (the engine created for Doom³), and it's set in the Strogg arc as a follow-up to the events of Quake II. Quake IV is the fourth entry in the Quake series, released in 2005.