GameArena, a service provided by the biggest telco in Australia, and home of Australia's Wolf:ET community, recently had a short Q&A with one of ET:QW's senior designers, Ed Stern, who worked on Wolf:ET.

Taken from Q&A:

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"GameArena was recently afforded the opportunity to quiz the developers of Enemy Territory: Quake Wars for a bit of juice on their hotly anticipated multiplayer first person shooter. So we hit-up the gaming community and put together five questions pertinent to online gamers and FPS aficionados which have now been comprehensively answered by Splash Damage Senior Game Designer, Ed Stern. "

The Q&A includes questions such as how ET:QW will differ from BF2, what the netcode will be like/being better ready for online play than Q4, anticheat and whether or not ET:QW will strive to include popular community (Bani) provided features such as a competition mod and ETTV.

Q&A session can be found here