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+0.7.0 (7/7/2007)
+- lots of crap.
+- New player model : Arachna
+- New player model : Angelyss
+- New player model : Ayumi
+- New player model : Beret
+- New player model : Liz
+- New player model : Merman
+- New player model : Penguin
+- New player model : Skelebot
+- New player model : Sergei
+- New player model : Tony
+- New voice and skins for Grism
+- 26 new maps
+- Quake's DM maps converted, from dm1 to dm7
+- ce1m7's teleport bug fixed
+- oa_bases3 had an overhaul, now more balanced too
+- various weapon sounds are new
+- new announcer voice
+- dm4ish, dm6ish, and cbctf1 also had several changes
+- new gibs
+- new music
+- uses ioquake3 revision 1107
+- a lot of other stuff we forgot 
+
+0.6.0 (12/2/2006)
+- Botfiles code from dmn_clown!
+- Binaries updated to ioquake3 revision 982
+- Engine now uses "baseoa" as a base folder as well as its own local user settings folder 
+- Pk3 files are now split into components again
+- New splash video. 
+- Ogg support enabled.
+- New player model : Kyonshi! She's based on the Chinese jiang-shi (hopping corpse) mythology. Created by enki and leileilol. Voice provided by pixie.
+- New player model : Major! Created by JKM Makowka, animated and exported by leileilol. Voice also provided by pixie.
+- Ed's conversion of Quake's E1M7 converted over (GPL v2)
+- Vondur's Kaos map converted over. (GPL v2)
+- Tyrann's Aggressor map converted over. (GPL v2)
+- C.Brutail's cbctf1 converted over. (GPL v2 also)
+- Gargoyle is reskinned by enki
+- Gargoyle's wings are finally fixed and added.
+- New lightning gun skin from enki
+- New plasma gun skin from enki
+- New railgun skin from enki
+- New gauntlet skin from slyus
+- New machinegun skin from slyus
+- New lightning gun effects
+- Health items reworked; they all have spheres with LODs and shaders
+- Decals are slightly more polished.
+- A lot of sounds are polished. 
+- New flesh footsteps
+- New win32 icon
+- Removed oa_bubctf1. Apparently the OGSL isn't so "Free" after all :(
+- More 2D icons
+- Mega health model
+- Machinegun repositioned
+- Machinegun flash rotated (to be a bit like q3's)
+- Other little things I might have forgotten
+
+0.5.1 (8/26/2006)
+- Removed Fox_DF's sounds due to possible copyright issues
+- "Mouth" weapon sounds take the old weapon sounds place
+- LOD models added for: shotgun, gargoyle, grism(sarge)
+- Alternate simple "sprite" muzzleflashes also included (low geometry detail mode)
+- A couple new of benchmark demos added to demonstrate how well the new low detail meshes help game performance ;)
+- Chaingun model added (for the 'missionpack' like project that may be done in the future)
+
+0.5.0 (8/20/2006)
+- New map! oa_bubctf1, based on ButtahB's bubctf1 (The Vast and the Furious). CPMA players might recognize it ;)
+- New (and still temporary) machinegun texture
+- New menu buttons, thanks to MilesTeg.
+- New explosion sound and texture
+- Flares! Toggle with r_flares 0 or 1.
+- Detail textures! Toggle with r_detailTextures 0 or 1.
+- Now based on icculus.org/quake3 source code.
+- New skin for gargoyle - "tech" by Morphed.
+- Gargoyle skins improved (mostly in musculature detail but the detail overlay has been changed too)
+- Removed "ALPHA 4" and id software credits in menu
+- Fire textures and shader!
+- New liquid textures
+- New grenade explosion
+- Railtrail/plasmatrail shader implemented (cg_oldRail 0 / cg_oldPlasma 0)
+- Rocket sparks shader implemented (cg_oldRocket 0)
+- A new skybox from Nexuiz
+- A new skybox (space) by MilesTeg
+- dm4ish and q3dm6ish should have less zfighting and better texture alignment, thanks to div0
+- some other things i forgot
+
+Alpha 0.4.1 (6/6/2006)
+- DM6ISH added, map by SavageX (adapted from Nexuiz map sources)
+- New sound effects for the rocket launcher and shotgun
+- New rocket launcher, with a quick skin and also a weapon hand! (So it doesn't look so big)
+- New Gargoyle mapobject
+- New door and menu sounds (lifted from openquartz)
+- Fixed several decal shaders being overrided
+- Sun flare shader fixed
+- Reorganized files into seperate pk3 components
+- InfoZIP is now used to pack the pk3s (slightly smaller now)
+- Due to balance issues, oa_bases3 (CTF) is left out of the arenas.txt (it is still there, but play at your own risk!)
+- "Tiny" build for slower and disk space deprived machines 
+- Windows installer now defaults its path to Program Files
+
+Alpha 4 (5/7/2006)
+- New shotgun skin and uvs from BlackThief.
+- New railgun by leileilol. Crap skin unfortunately
+- New gauntlet by leileilol. no skin yet
+- New gargoyle player model by leileilol, however wings are broken so they are not exported.
+- New flag by leileilol (very simple and small though)
+- New remodeled low poly plasma gun by leileilol
+- Chaingun muzzleflash by leileilol (made ahead of time for the future Team edition)
+- New explosion sprites (sampled from a public domain "explosion" found on wikimedia commons)
+- New CTF ditties by leileilol (corny and quickly tracked)
+- New ambient sounds
+- New "Sarge" sounds 
+- New banner5.md3 (The title logo)
+- Fixed in some missing menu graphics
+- Changed menu backgrounds to non-animated dark ones
+- New oa_rpg3dm2 DM map by RPG, retextured for OA. (some bugs still remain, such as bright water, lack of flares, etc)
+- flare shaders (not enabled in oa yet, you can use ioq3 though)
+- added silly intro logo video
+
+Alpha 3 DM Test (2-25-2006)
+- internet play fixed! Thanks mewse for compiling the binaries too
+- added announcer voices by Mancubus (http://mikelightner.org)
+- Removed terrarena
+- Removed tux as it's a small cheating model. Don't worry tux fans, he will be remodeled at proper size again surely :)
+- DM4ish added, along with .MAP
+- Q3DM6ish added, along with .MAP (Quick conversions of Aardappel's q1 maps of the same name)
+- GRiSM player model animated, exported and available! Replaces the sarge gargoyle (there is no default "sarge" model yet) Model by Chris Holden, skins by Morphed, and rig/anims by leileilol.
+- VMs seperated from content
+- New machinegun, similar to the original (as it spins). UVW'd, but not skinned, so for now it is chromed.
+- new temporary grenade launcher, with grenade model
+- New machinegun and shotgun muzzleflashes 
+- crosshairs
+- Some new textures from mewse
+- fixed levelshot screen
+- added levelshots :D
+- a bunch of sounds are added from Nexuiz 1.5. props to alientrap
+- vms are now recompiled from the gpl source.
+- ui.qvm : alot of credits changes, cdkey screen has a notice, etc
+- new plasma impact, pretty
+- new railgun impact, just as pretty
+- rocket and grenade explosions are tweaked to expand now. much better
+- new bullet/shell impact, looks much better than the "firefly" sparks from before.
+- new teleport effect
+- plenty of new sounds now
+- new armor
+- lightning effect now works!
+- basic gib 
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--- CREDITS
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+Aardappel	- Maps (Converted with permission)
+leileilol 	- Leads, gfx, models, anim, sound 
+				     and textures
+Multiplex 	- Models, textures
+enki 		- Skins, models
+JK Makowka	- Models, skins
+Democritus	- Textures
+jzero 		- Models, textures, 2D
+Mancubus	- The Announcer
+mewse		- Engine compiling, tools, textures
+				       and testing
+div0		- Engine compiling, fixing
+dmn_clown	- Botfiles code, shaders, maps, textures, 
+			and making fun of leileilol
+MilesTeg	- 2D art and textures
+evillair 	- Textures (nicked from Nexuiz)
+Shadowdragon	- Models
+Morphed		- Skins
+toddd		- Sound
+Psymong		- Music (fla22k_04_intro, fla22k_04_loop, sonic3, sonic6)
+DarkThief 	- Skins
+slyus		- Skins
+Czestmyr	- Maps (czestdm1, czest1tourney, czest2ctf, czest3ctf)
+SavageX		- Maps
+Kaz		- Skins
+pixie		- Voices (Kyonshi, Major)
+RottKing	- Voices (Merman)
+Vondur		- Map (kaos)
+Tyrann		- Map (Aggressor)
+Ed		- Map (Conversion of ce1m7)
+tw3k		- Textures
+BaronOfHell	- Map (Suspended), texture, shaders
+Stjartmunnen	- Maps (Shine, Projectile Vomit), textures
+Amphetamine	- Map (Strange House), textures, shaders
+baconfish	- Models (Penguin player)
+sago007		- Maps (dm7 conversion, oasago2f2), code (oax mod, gametype: elimination)
+kick52		- Textures
+NASA and STScI	- Skybox images (Planetary Nebula NGC 3132, Reflection Nebula NGC 1999, 
+			Spiral Galaxy NGC 4622)
+stroggi		- Map (Suction), shaders, textures
+SAHChandler	- Music (sonic1, sonic2, sonic5, fla22k_02)
+Edward Yong	- Sounds (Plotiyu Usnuv - Slavonic, Galician Chant)
+Lazureus	- Skins (widowe, jenna, tanisha, liz)
+
+Thanks to Nexuiz team, Alien Arena, QuakeSRC.org,
+modDB, mancubus.net, Quake3World, Doomworld, 
+Polycount, Gna!, id software, Galbraith
+Games, Linux Game Tome, Inside3D.com, 
+deathz0r, Wudan, ibrown, Tr3b, MilesTeg,
+John Romero, American McGee,
+jitspoe, Blender, modplug, freepats, Willis, Kurt Vonnegut,
+and The Church of the Subgenius 
+
+a BIG HUGE THANKS goes to John Carmack and
+id software for Quake III Arena and its source
+code. Without them, OpenArena obviously would
+not exist :o)
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--- LINUXNOTES
+++ LINUXNOTES
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+if it doesn't start up at all, you may need libopenal installed.
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--- README
+++ README
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+==OPENARENA Readme -	 7/7/2007==
+
+http://openarena.ws
+
+:Thank you for downloading OpenArena!
+
+===SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS===
+* Pentium II 233MHz / AMD K6-2 300MHz or equally powerful processor
+* 64MB of system memory
+* OpenGL supported video card with 16MB of video memory. (Voodoo Banshee, TNT and up)
+* 250MB of hard drive space
+
+===OTHER NOTES===
+This is ioq3 based now, so some changes and weirdities have been introduced. Your config and screenshots (And probably downloaded maps) may appear in a folder where your user profile data is kept. 
+
+===CREDITS===
+For credits, read the CREDITS file.
+
+==FAQ==
+===There's some missing textures===
+Yeah :(
+
+===Where did OA_BASES3 (The CTF level) go?===
+It's back! And better than ever !!!
+
+===Where did q3dm6ish go?===
+The texturing was pretty bad, and since I finally realized the original textures that Aardappel made used for it were in Public Domain so i'll just reimport the old map structures with old textures and convert that later.
+
+===Where did void4 go?===
+Textures mysteriously broke :\
+
+===I don't like Angelyss and Arachna! Too much!!!===
+You can remove pak2-players-mature.pk3 from your baseoa directory. Be warned though, you won't be able to join pure servers without using this pk3 file.
+
+For more and up to date information, visit the wiki:
+
+http://openarena.wikia.com
+
+Thanks :)
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