QuakeNet is a large IRC (Internet Relay Chat) network. People from all over the world connect to QuakeNet to communicate, organise and hang out and you can use any common IRC client to join in or use our web chat application to join directly from your browser.

To connect to QuakeNet IRC and join channel click 'Join chat'. (logged in as ) (waiting for you to log in...)

QuakeNet was founded in 1997 by Garfield and Oli as an IRC network for Quakeworld players who wanted their own 'haven' from other networks. It quickly attracted players of both Quakeworld and other games and had a few hundred users before long.

If you are new to IRC it can seem like there are a huge number of modes, flags and options but in reality they are there to each solve one particular problem. Reading these guides when you have an issue will help you use QuakeNet more effectively. Popular Topics. Why am I being disconnected for exceeding my connection limit?

QuakeNet consists of many, many servers spread out all over the world and provided by our sponsors. We automatically distribute people who connect to the network to these different servers based on the number of people connected to each server and their geographic location.

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Follow these rules or don't connect to QuakeNet. In the following list are listed the main rules that apply to every QuakeNet user. If anyone is caught breaking these rules, he/she can expect a punishment.

Please enter your QuakeNet account details to log on. New to QuakeNet? Create a free QuakeNet account.

This is QuakeNet's IRC operator channel, which deals mainly with trust issues, takeovers and other sort of abuse. More information can be found at the #feds FAQ. #help.script

IRC (short for Internet Relay Chat) is an internet protocol designed to allow group and person-to-person text-based chat. An IRC Network is a collection of IRC servers connected to each other. IRC networks usually differentiate themselves by theme. For example, QuakeNet is a mostly gaming oriented network.