QuakeCon @ Home starts on August 7 and it will have "a few fun secrets" to share
QuakeCon is back on, in online form

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The online version of QuakeCon will run from Friday, August 7 to Sunday, August 9, the original dates for QuakeCon 2020. Whওile the bring-your-own-computer LAN party that serves as the beating heart of QuakeCon is off the table this year, there's still p🧸lenty of options for online festivities.
This year we’re celebrating #QuakeCon @ Home! Join us for a global o🍸nline event taking place August 7-9, including livestreams, tournaments, charity fundraising, and a few fun secrets. Stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks! pic.twitter.com/fGs5JF3k8c
Bethesda typically uses the QuakeCon center stage to offer more detailed looks at upcoming games. Since E3 2020 was canceled, Bethesda may also take the opportunity to do more general E3-style announcements during the event - like that GhostWire: Tokyo and Deathloop gameplay footage it debuted at the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:PS5 Future of Gaming event.
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In what is now the unfortunate t༺rend of 2020ꦑ gaming events, QuakeCon has been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
An up𒀰date on QuakeCon 2020: pic.twitter.com/1FYUauI♑7PY
The announcement was posted on the official account, and detailꩵs the thought process that went into cancelling the event, which was set to kick off in Dallas, Texas on August 6 and run through August 9. While the state of the pandemic and subsequent social distancing guidelꦇines may have changed come August, the QuakeCon staff believes it wouldn't be "possible to complete the work and planning with partners, vendors, volunteers, and others that is required to make QuakeCon a success."
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This year's QuakeCon was meant to be the 25th anniversary of the event, but "logistical challenges and uncertainties" c♒oupled with a concern for "the health and safety of our employers, volunteers, vendors, sponsors, and players" has resulted in its cancellation.
Every year, QuakeCon brings together fans of Doom, Wolfenstein, The Elder Scrolls, and more to check out gameplay, compete in tournaments, and check out panels often featuring special guests. Last year focused heavily on 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Doom Eternal, and this year's QuakeCon likely would have had some great stuff to check o🥀ut (lඣast year, there were adoptable puppies at the event).
While it's sad to see the ways coronavirus has affected gaming's biggest gatherings, keeping the population safe is the only option to flatten the curve, and large conferences are the last place we should all be right now. Some conferences, like 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:GamesCom, could be held entirely online, giving us a chance to hang out virtually and check out the latest the g⛎aming industry has to 🃏offer.
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