| Title: |
Lunar Base |
| Filename: |
levels/doom2/j-l/lunar2.zip |
| Size: |
108.91 KB |
| Date: |
10/17/06 |
| Author: |
Andrew Manninen |
| Description: |
None really |
| Credits: |
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| Base: |
New from scratch |
| Build time: |
About 3 months |
| Editor(s) used: |
XWE, Doombuilder |
| Bugs: |
none that i know of |
| Rating: |
  (10 votes)
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Reviews:
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Anonymous
| This is pretty mediocre and uninspired | x | |
Anonymous
| Well, it wasn't that bad. | x | |
Anonymous
| I rather enjoyed this one. Sure, it isn't an innovative map, but it is well made and reasonably well balanced (apart from a bit too much ammo and way too many green armours). Connectivity and flow are both good. For a first map, it is very promising. I look forward to Andrew Manninen's next map. BTW, I think there is an error, with exit linedefs where there should be teleporters. | x | |
Anonymous
| It has been fixed. But this 2006 map is about as bad as a typical 1995 map. | x | |
Anonymous
| Well one useful thing comes out of this - it confirms that at least one person who makes these "omg its from 1995!" type of "reviews" doesn't even bother to download the wads before rating them. | x | |
Anonymous
| Well this is odd. The file I have just downloaded, lunar2.wad, is a single-player level dated 16 October 2006, by a man called Andrew Manninen, whereas the above readme is of a deathmatch level from 1995 by Mark Barry. Manninen's level is very square and old-fashioned and a bit dull, and ironically it does feel like something from 1995, although it's not bad, just very average and unspectacular. It's not helped by all the teleporters. | x | |
Anonymous
| We're moving up now .. it's a '95 map! | x |
View lunar2.txt
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