| Title: |
Robot Junkyard Workshop's Doom Pack |
| Filename: |
levels/doom2/p-r/rjwdp.zip |
| Size: |
603.27 KB |
| Date: |
02/01/14 |
| Author: |
Nick Baker (not to be confused with the other Doom-map-making gentleman of the same name who goes by |
| Description: |
Something of a mini-episode, this .WAD is a collection of nine original Doom 2 levels designed for single-player and co-op play. (Sorry I didn't give this collection a cool name)
Styles vary among base/subterranean/semi-hell themes, and I strived to keep a steady and consistent up-down, up-down pacing to the action and difficulty, including traps, secrets, and monster/item placement among (more or less) non-linear level layouts.
Levels were authored sporadically over the course of 2011, to the end of December 2013, and touched up a little bit more before this release.
Comments and criticisms are welcome and encouraged. |
| Credits: |
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| Base: |
New from scratch |
| Build time: |
2011-2013 whenever in the occasional mood to map |
| Editor(s) used: |
DoomBuilder 2.1.2.1553 for levels Slade v3.1.0 beta 3 for plopping in a MAPINFO |
| Bugs: |
These were all tested throughout with ZDoom, so ZDoom is recommended. While the maps do not use any of the ZDoom-specific linedefs/sector types/etc, and thus should theoretically run OK with Doom 2's original DOS engine, I can't promise it won't have tutti-fruitti effects or other visual glitches (for example, MAP03 definitely has a nasty Hall-of-Mirrors in the outdoors area when played in the original engine). |
| Rating: |
     (13 votes)
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Reviews:
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Anonymous
| Good stuff. Not too hard, not too easy. Maps not to big, not to small. Just right. Need more stuff like this. | x | |
Zalewa
| I agree with Anonymous before; very confusing layouts with lots of switches that do non-obvious stuff. Textures are also all over the place and levels don't have any single theme. There's more roaming around than shooting. | x | |
Anonymous
| Played @ UV. Cons: the 1,000,000 1995-style wad, some HOMs, a *lot* of texture misalignments, frequently way too dark + spectres = we've seen before too many times, way too easy, too much ammo, gameplay mostly simple. Pro (regarded as 1995 wad): nostalgic, good-looking and very enjoyable old-school type fights - well done, so solid 4/5, if you like 1995 style absolutely worth a play. | x | |
Anonymous
| I like it lots. | x | |
Anonymous
| Meh. Layouts are quite confusing; the maps dont really flow, but seem randomly made and put together. | x | |
Anonymous
| It's good. | x | |
Anonymous
| You know, I really enjoyed this! Wishing there where more maps now.... | x |
View rjwdp.txt
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