The screens look pretty solid. Didn't look at the rest 'cause I don't have Quake2 on my drive and don't have much interest in Q2, even though I instantly bought it as soon as I heard it was out in my country, only to find out it was totally different from the game I loved (Q1). It was a fine game in itself. Just completely not what Q1 lovers liked: gloomy atmosphere with ogre's and knights, and a variety of other styles. I remember an ID Software member saying that perhaps they shouldn't have called their games Quake2, Quake3, etc., because they were all different games and therefore the titles were misleading. Gonna stop the rant here while I still can.
Still good job as far as I can see from the screenies. 

 

Megalodon, I agree, the games are all very different. I wasn't so hot on Q1 (boo, hiss, I know), but I loved (love) Q2, as I have a thing for dingy, dark industrial gloom (as opposed to ogre and knight gloom). Q3A really didn't do it for me either. The game seemed really thrown together. The engine was fun, but there was no substance to the game. And quite frankly, I didn't understand the theme, either. Monsters, Quake dudes, Doom guys, kung fu monks (seriously, wtf?)... temples, outer space, industry... um... it was like they dumpt the "cool crap" drawer out of their desk and onto Carmac's new engine. Whoopie. 

 

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A few on this thread's original location had been asking for Q1/Q2 SP maps... I don't think I'll ever do one. Sorry. I take far too much pleasure from fighting human opponents to take the time to design an SP map and battle AsI (artificial semi-intelligence). SP is a lot of fun, don't get me wrong, but I find that Q2's SP just gets tedious. 

Aside from the aesthetics, the item placement in bugdm10 is interesting and makes for some intelligent gameplay. It gives the map character, which is sometimes lacking in other maps.