Quake IV FAQ Guide & Walkthrough

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FAQ Version: 1.00
Game Version: 1.0.4

Introduction — s01
Search Index — s02
General Information — s03
Walkthrough — s04
- Story and Characters — x00
- Air Defense Bunker — x01
  - Air Defense Trenches — x02
  - Hangar Perimeter — x03
  - Interior Hangar — x04
  - MCC Landing Site — x05
- Operation: Advantage — x06
  - Canyon — x07
  - Perimeter Defense Station — x08
  - Aqueducts — x09
  - Aqueducts Annex — x10
  - Nexus Hub Tunnels — x11
  - Nexus Hub — x12
- Strogg Medical Facilities — x13
  - Construction Zone — x14
  - Dispersal Facilities — x15
  - Recomposition Center — x16
  - Putrification Center — x17
  - Waste Processing Facility — x18
- Operation: Last Hope — x19
  - Data Storage Terminal — x20
  - Data Storage Security — x21
  - Data Storage Terminal (Revisited) — x22
  - Tram Hub Station — x23
  - Tram Rail — x24
  - Data Processing Terminal — x25
  - Data Processing Security — x26
  - Data Processing Terminal (Revisited) — x27
  - Data Networking Terminal — x28
  - Data Networking Security — x29
- Nexus Core — x30
  - The Nexus — x31
Version History — s05
Legal Stuff — s06
Contact Info — s07
Credits — s08

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Introduction

Greetings, and welcome to my Quake 4 guide. If you found yourself here, perhaps you're stuck, in need of strategic advice, or merely curious about the game. In any case, I'm sure this document will prove useful.

This FAQ includes all the information you would normally expect from such a guide, including a full walkthrough of the game, and detailed information about the weapons and enemies you will encounter. But what makes this FAQ different from others is in the way all this information is organized and presented. This is the second FAQ I've written using this format, and I certainly hope you will find it helpful and easy to follow. Give it a read a see for yourself!

Quake 4 is a first-person shooter, released in 2005 and currently available for the PC and Xbox 360. The story directly follows the events of Quake 2, in which the human race wages an all-out war against aliens known as the Strogg. While Quake 4 didn't really revolutionize or advance the FPS genre in any way, its excellent graphics and non-stop, fast-paced action immediately pulled me in. It's a fun game that sticks closely to the standard FPS formula.

So in short, I hope you'll find this guide both informative and interesting. If you'd like to see more FAQs like this one, be sure to check out my contribution page on GameFAQs at the following address: *

Search Index

Because most of the information is contained within the walkthrough itself, you won't find separate lists at the end of the document detailing every weapon, monster, etc. However, I still want to provide a means to find any kind of information quickly, and this