Hah, this could even work with Hexen/Daikatana textures. 

"Temple", maybe. "Egyptian Temple"? No way.

Too restrictive of style.

Of course, one could simply place a single obelisk shaped pillar or ankh texture somewhere and say, "There you go. Got that Egyptian part covered." 

Purple Theme. Or Green. Or Green and Purple.

You know, not just the done to death colors like brown, blue, basetan, terracotta, metlbluegray, etc.

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Perhaps maybe a Liquids Jam. At least 50% of the map must be underwater (either 50% of gameplay time or 50% by volume).

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Topsy-Turvy Jam. Whatever theme/location you want but it must have some or all of it upside-down, sideways, or otherwise topsy-turvy curvy angled twisted. 

brush theme. Maps must be build out of brushes to qualify. 

Must include spikes. Use nailguns. Can use Spiked Quakespasm features. Evil mood recommended. 

Don't be too restrictive.

Temple etc etc hasn't been done much and it's a real strong style - or genre of styles. 

Like Warhammer 40K

Spires and gothic arches in a dark future techy setting 

Well, that's a good reason for being non-specific. If you want to make your temple jam map in a techno Gothic style, then cool.

However, somebody that doesn't like that style could make their map in an Egyptian style. Or as sunken, medieval ruins, or whatever.

The more words it takes to define the theme, the fewer maps there will be. That's what I think anyway. 

A Jam with an actual deadline that mappers have to stick to. You can create anything you want, but you MUST do it in the allotted time. No ifs, no buts. Definitely no extensions.

The best part is that if no one gets anything done we can call it cancelled and move on with our lives! :D 

You're asking too much* 

We need 2 weeks for designing/planning, and 1 week to finish it. 

I thought that people wanted to wait for a while before having another jam.

I would sit on it for a bit guys and work on your own stuff. 

 

 

 

 

http://i.imgur.com/EKlwhGg.jpg 

There's a great Sock's egyptian textureset btw 

 

 

http://i.imgur.com/K7EIdh9.jpg 

Ooh, more quakes! Looks moody and lovely. :) 

I can always respect a map that can make textures that are themed one way look like they're themed in another. Not sure if it's intentional, but great use of the egyptian set to build something medieval-feeling. 

Is that really using eqyptian set? Looking very nice in medieval theme.