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In order to use nquakesv under Arch Linux, you need to create a ~/.nquakesv directory with the following structure:
~/.nquakesv/
├── id1
│ └── maps
├── ktx
│ ├── demos
│ ├── modes
│ ├── progs
│ └── sound
│ ├── misc
│ ├── ra
│ ├── rune
│ └── weapons
├── logs
├── qtv
│ └── levelshots
├── qw
│ └── maps
│ └── ctf
└── qwfwd.d
This can be set up automatically by running /usr/bin/nquakesv-init. This is the recommended way as it will create necessary symlinks from the ezquake install as well.
Note that if you wish nquakesv to start on boot, you will need to use a sliced systemd unit:
systemctl enable nquakesv@<username>.service
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