The priests explain Maxwell's situation: he is dead by the mortal definition of the term, and will regain his Immortal powers and memories. The residents of the dimension massacre the soldiers, except for Phil, who escapes, and Maxwell who is captured. McQuiggan sends soldiers into the other dimension, including Maxwell and Corporal Phil, an annoying joker, against Blake's protests. Using Jack Torres, an ex- Navy Seal with remote viewing abilities, Blake identifies Shub-Niggurath as the leader of the Knights. While doing so, they discover that both Grunts and Enforcers can be bent to their will through their military implants. The knights teleport to a base in Tucson and slaughter all of its occupants. Meanwhile, a military hearing was held to assess the aliens' intentions during the transporter incident, in which Maxwell defends the Ogre's innocence, but is discredited as a witness when Major Bent, using classified intel leaked to him by his father, Senator Bentley, reveals that Lieutenant Maxwell went against orders by retreating and persuading others to do the same during a doomed battle five years prior. The Knights in turn report to the cultists of the god Shub-Niggurath, who order an invasion of the human dimension. They report the murder to the Knights, who express dismay at Maxwell's translating abilities this skill is exclusive to the Immortal race, which was thought to have died out. His dying words identify the humans, as "naked Knights"-Knights being a militaristic, humanoid species that enforces control over the Ogres. It communicates its peaceful intent to Maxwell, but a God-fearing soldier mortally wounds it as it flees back to its home dimension through the Slipgate. The Slipgate automatically brings the Ogre back to the Complex, where it is met by a party of soldiers led by the misanthropic Sergeant Lawrence Maxwell, who has a supernatural ability to translate any language. The heat causes a malfunction which sends several crates of demolition equipment into another dimension, to an area which was occupied by an Ogre. The film then jumps ahead to 2110, when Major Bent unwisely orders the activation of an overheated Slipgate. Another new arrival is Major "Bent" Benton, a swaggering officer whom the soldiers immediately dislike.Įventually, the scientists perfect the Slipgate and begin using it to transport equipment between bases. The Enforcer commander shares his apprehensions. Blake threatens to resign unless the Grunts leave, as he believes it is dangerous to toy with nature. Another General, McQuiggan, has sent detachments of Grunts and Enforcers to the Complex for security purposes these being genetically engineered soldiers with lowered intelligence and a killing instinct, brought on by electronic brain implants. The top-ranking officer at the installation is General Blake. At the Slipgate Complex in Dallas, Texas, the military are overseeing development of a teleporter called a Slipgate. Thaddeus Skubis, stated in his director's notes that " told the story that Id (Software) wouldn't". In his review of The Seal of Nehahra for The Cineplex, Stephen Lum wrote, "Many people were very upset about the plot of Quake, reasonably so, because there wasn't one." Paul Coates wrote in his review of the film for Psyk's Popcorn Jungle, "Some could say that it is basically the Quake plot, but with a lot more detail, and a lot of characters to move it along". The film is also an unofficial backstory to that of Quake. The film serves as a backstory to the Nehahra fan-made single-player game, released on August 17, 2000, which is set five years after the events of Quake.
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The film received high reviews from the major Quake movie review sites of the time, Psyk's Popcorn Jungle and The Cineplex. At a total length of three hours and fifty five minutes, it is the longest single-piece machinima production as of 2017. Made using a modified version of id Software's 1996 first-person shooter computer game Quake and released over the Internet as a non-interactive game demo package, the film was the longest released Quake movie - as Quake-based machinima was known at the time. The Seal of Nehahra is an American film made in 2000, created by Mindcrime Productions as part of the Nehahra Project.
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