Download Free Quake Champions Rapha: Why Waiting is Not an Option

As we age, time becomes increasingly precious for non-professional gamers like myself. We no longer have the luxury of waiting around for something to happen. Unlike Rapha, who has dedicated his life to gaming, I've got a job and other responsibilities that take up my time. But back in my Quake Champions (QC) days, I learned to juggle – literally! Who would have thought that QC could teach me such a valuable skill?

I recall sharing this anecdote on Spud's stream, and he couldn't believe it was true. But the reality is that QC's state is a sad reflection of our current gaming experience. I've always joked that my ability to qualify for Dreamhack 2017 was due to my unusual habit of washing dishes while waiting for matches to start. My account stats are a testament to this – I've spent more time staring at menus than actually playing the game.

It's surprising how much time we waste on waiting, isn't it? You can compare your own Steam stats to see just how much time you've invested in loading screens and menu navigation. In QC, however, the experience is a never-ending cycle of waiting – from booting up the game to waiting for each map, playing feels like a chore.

New school gamers are accustomed to instant gratification, as modern games typically have seamless matchmaking. We expect fast-paced action from start to finish; otherwise, it's just not fun. Old school players like myself are used to this style of play, reminiscent of previous Quake games where waiting was minimal.

So, what's the main reason behind QC's slow pace? It's not Rapha's explanation we're looking for. In fact, a few developers actively participate in this Reddit community – perhaps they can provide some insight. For new players, be sure to check out our guides, tutorials, and tips on how to improve your game. And don't forget to grab the game and join our Quake Champions Discord channels (all regions, pickups, tournaments, casual).

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