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23/11/2014 @07:30:40 ^08:43:52 palenque a replacement map01 for plutonia. almost a remake - if you squint you can sort of see the same areas, but all mixed up. it is smaller, more compact, and has more intricate architecture than the original - by compact, i mean, does that thing where you revisit areas from different angles when bridges have raised; the route crosses over itself. difficulty is probably about the same as well. there's more teleporting monsters, including a couple of archviles, but they were fairly obvious to anticipate. you still have the "get rocket launcher, mobbed by revenants" part, which was the only place i died, and it was my own fault. i give up on trying to map 1 * a sequence of tiny rooms with a lot of detail. nukage base theme. quite cramped, feels like a 1024 map, although it is not. i always like the "fight your way to a key, fight your way back through repopulated areas" mapping trope, but it is a bit too small, and too overdetailed. * i am sure i have posted about igiveup.wad before, but apparently not? the name is very familiar, and i know i have played it before because i remembered the first secret. perhaps i decided i could not be bothered to write any reviews that day, and so did not finish it. hangar 2001 - ultimate e1m1 remix a faithful recreation of e1m1, with only minor differences in layout from the original, but retextured like a quake level (it's brown). some additional secrets and a lot of crates. you would be forgiven for thinking that it is a derived work but it claims to be from scratch. worth a look, but also feels rather pointless; not the author's best work (that would still be containment area ) ring of death an ancient map consisting of inner and outer "rings" and a central core. the inner octagonal ring, which is earthy and open to the sky, has too many tree stumps. they get in the way. the outer ring is square and more technological. larger monsters, but also bigger weapons, can be found at the corners. the central core has the highest monster density, powerful items on pillars, and the exit key in the very centre. you can bypass the need for the key with co-operation from a second player - and also with strafe50, but i am sure the author wasn't aware of that in 1994. lost maps 20-odd maps that seem straight out of the mid-nineties. most are small and not too hard. an exception is map15 which is an enormous switch-hunt, smothered in monsters, with a shortage of ammunition and desperately little health. i had to thoroughly abuse savegames to get anywhere on it, unfortunately. some remakes of doom2 iwad levels, but in completely different styles. i didn't hate this wad as much as some people do, but then i tend to like mediocre mid-nineties stuff and will happily play through shovelware cds... 13/11/2014 @20:24:22 ^07:47:51 the tiger den that distinct style of nineties doom 2 mapping: a sequence of rooms and areas, each in a different theme, chosen apparently at random. for example beyond the red door you have green bricks and blood then computer tech and superheated water. i did like the open courtyard with the overlooking windows and towers. plus, it just gives you plenty of ammunition and health, and then throws monsters at you, so it was a lot of fun. there were very few annoying slow or cramped parts. as for bugs: there were one or two monsters stuck in walls, an inaccessible secret (thin sector before step up), and it's possible (but unlikely) to get yourself locked in the red key room. 1fifwar three maps: e1m1 is a circular arena with a dozen or two monsters, including all the doom bosses. e1m8 is doom's e1m8 modified in the same way that doom's e3m1 became doom's e3m9. the highlight (as it were) is e1m2, which is in two parts, a grey base-style area and a large outdoor arena. the whole thing is stuffed with densely-packed monsters and ridiculous amounts of ammunition, but health can be hard to find. there is also a pillar-hopping and ledge-walking sequence, so it's just like a modern slaughter map! only joking. i did rather enjoy e1m2 and played it several times, although it can be tedious having to watch your health, and also because the blue key monster teleporter is badly designed and takes forever to deploy fully. shalom, welcome or farewell? six simple maps that comprise a mini-episode. for some reason they're distributed as six separate uploads. you can load them all at once if you renumber shalom02 from map01 to map02, the rest are numbered correctly. shalom01 - just some simple rooms with monsters in them, and a couple of secret areas. shalom02 - a ring of sewage surrounds a large central chamber, which contains the key for the exit and a good fight when you pick it up. shalom03 - some backtracking and finding mildly hidden secrets is required to get the blue key to exit this long thin map. there is a staircase builder that can be triggered several times, try to avoid it. shalom04 - three concentric rings of walls and windows, and some hidden doors and tripwires. shalom05 - a simple cross shape of blood and metal, very top-heavy from a pistol start, probably should have ammo carried onto it. shalom06 - boss level, mostly consists of a rectangle bisected by a large crushing ceiling. not difficult to make everything kill each other or be crushed. trick start and exit. blood of the damned a very old doom 1 episode essentially composed of thin mazes. not very inspiring. some look "okay-ish" (ignoring the tedium of maze traversal) but others are noticably plain even by the rest of the wad's own standard (e.g. m4). secret level is a copy of original doom's e1m1 and the exit to it is on m7. best ignored i think, you don't want to have to play m4-m7 again. m8 is probably meant to have ammunition carried onto it, otherwise the spiderdemon is a difficult proposition to deal with (and the route to the secret exit on m7 gives you a large cache of rockets). megadoom.wad (for doom 2) a single map intended for deathmatch, but has monsters for solo. i don't think it would work very well for deathmatch, it's too large and also has an automapless 64-wide maze in it. the other two main areas weren't bad though. the large open plain with the slime river looked good. but what was he thinking with the mile-long twisty corridor of wolfsses? the infected tower lvl.1 a trek through grey fog. well, ashwall2 is some kind of rock, but all the walls are invisible on the automap. this is not because they've been marked as such, but because they're two-sided. every sector is unclosed. the most remarkable thing about this one is its relative lack of gameplay bugs given such a basic misunderstanding of map-making... 21/10/2014 @07:27:51 ^11:11:05 impure offering this is a... well, it's not really anything in particular, there's elements of temple, wood house, rock canyon, water, but really it's just a monster arena, a map designed with gameplay first. it is also very hard, although skill 2 is quite manageable. it uses afrits (those flying barons from scythe 2) instead of cyberdemons; there is only one of the latter. this is probably because the level has an open design and uses height differences instead of walls to guide the player where it wants him to go next, but wants to allow monsters to freely traverse the arena. there are more flying monsters than on a usual map, a large group of cacodemons early on, and lost souls (which are upgraded to an absolute horde of pain elementals on skill 4 - i have no idea how anyone is meant to deal with this, given the map is explicitly designed for boom compatibility which has no lost soul limit). it is quite top-heavy (on skill 2) - once you clear out the imp trap you can retreat to the wood house there (the defensible location as i referred to it mentally) and fight things as they float in. this map requires cc4-tex, which doesn't seem to have a separate download but i believe is distributed inside the community chest 4 zip. mayhem 2013 this thing on the other hand has cc

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