When comparing Mark of the Old Ones vs ET: Legacy (Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory), the Slant community recommends ET: Legacy (Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory) for most people. In the question“What are the best games on Linux?” ET: Legacy (Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory) is ranked 36th while Mark of the Old Ones is ranked 125th. The most important reason people chose ET: Legacy (Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory) is:
Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory is completely free to download and play, as well as being open-source, meaning that anyone can use the code for the game.
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Pros
Pro Unique, inverse kinematics-based control scheme that allows rarely seen freedom of control
By utilizing an inverse kinematics-based control scheme there is zero need for pre rendered animations for the character. It is animated real time.
Pro Immersive, HP Lovecraft-inspired aesthetic
Mark of the Old Ones has a HP Lovecraft inspired aesthetics and graphics with the protagonist being a tendril laden creature who traverse landscapes that look fitting for any lovecraftian themed title.
Pro Free of restrictive DRM
Without having DRM loaded into the game users can not only play the game without an internet connection but also play it on as many of their compatible devices as they like. On top of this it can also be shared with friends, just as one would have back before DRM existed.
Pro Free and open source
Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory is completely free to download and play, as well as being open-source, meaning that anyone can use the code for the game.
Pro Offline LAN support
Users can play using LAN over wi-fi or ethernet.
Pro The mechanics are simple, yet effective
This game often requires engineers to build things, medics and covert ops to protect them, and soldiers to do the dirty work. Yet the mechanics are not so stringent as to make it near impossible to play with only two or three. Essentially, this game requires just the right amount of cooperation.
Pro Win, Mac, Linux
Windows, Mac and Linux versions available.
Pro Graphics
Graphics are so cool.
Cons
Con Limited architecture support
Mark of the Old Ones has no plans to create or support a 32bit version of the game which will limited people who are still using older 32bit systems.
Con No single player campaign
There is no single player modes in the game as it is multiplayer only.