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Woah. 
Looks cool man, hyped! Gonna put some black metal on in the background when I play it. 
Wow 
So tall, I can't wait to get lost in there! 
Ionous 
Looks awesome. Love the textures - are they new or sourced from something else? 
*Speechless* 
(but thinking "damn! That's gonna be a very long week...") 
Leptis Magna 
waht does it mean, anyway, i like the skybox tho 
 
It's the name of a carthaginian city. 
For Starters 
Kinn 
[b]are they new or sourced from something else? [/b] i believe it's a heretic2 texture set 
Dammit 
are they new or sourced from something else? i believe it's a hexen2 texture set 
Rough Translation To 'stone City' In Latin I Believe 
Pulsar and I worked on this map 'chainmap' style, handing it off after working on it, sometimes multiple times in the same day. We each had our 'main' areas, and occasionally pushed forward into each others area when inspiration struck.

Ha, BIG indeed.

A fine way to enjoy this map. You'll probably need more than one album.

Our vertical building styles are on full display here.

The textures are mostly from Hexen2, with a lot of augmentation from custom textures from Sock and Pulsar.

Ha, MFX. 
Ha Ionous 
go map 
 
For those interested:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leptis_Magna

@Ionous Did you guys take some architectural inspiration from the actual ruins of the city? 
Leptis Magna 
That title was actualy selected at the stage when the map was almost built. I googled 'stone city' searching for a good title. And I think it's really a good title for such map.

Another screenshot for those who haven't seen it on twitter: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CxEq22CXEAAbraC.jpg:large 
Hnnnngghh 
*spunks* 
 
Is it normal that I want to lick my screen? 
AD 
discouraging new mappers everywhere and disheartening the veterans.

That or its inspiring, not sure which. 
Its Just.... 
so... sexy...

the level of detail in just that one section is amazing. 
Ravage 
http://i.imgur.com/oY0lzmh.jpg

been working on a quake4 remake for qw. it plays really nicely. check out this thread for details. http://www.quakeworld.nu/forum/topic/7063/105681/ravage-2v21on1-map#105681

let me know if anyone finds shit wrong with the texturing. 
Nice Atmosphere Pulsar 
although if I had to nitpick, lighting looks a bit bland. 
Ravaging 
Looks pretty awesome foogs, nice work! 
@mukor 
Can we use your book textures? I personally would like to use them. 
 
http://www.quaketastic.com/files/texture_wads/knavebooks.zip

As a reminder, these are based on Kells knave.wad so a big thanks to him for those!

http://imgur.com/UOB54UY

Ive been making my books out of 4 brushes. Texture the sides of the book before you cut or clip it so you dont have to line up the insides of the book as well, if that makes sense. Scale the paper at .5 for the best effect.

once you have a book built, you can just move the texture up and down to go through different books. Sometimes youll need to make the book wider for different spines but it works pretty well.

I suppose i couldve included a small .map.

Im interested in seeing someone use these for breakables. A bookshelf exploding into books, paper and bits of wood.

Currently, I have them set up so you shoot or hit them and they disappear. Find all the books and get a reward for the final room! 
 
Pulsar, that looks amazing! Cant wait to play it! 
@mukor 
@MFX 
Thank you! those look amazing!

These are my first ever textures. :)

They wouldnt exist without Kells inspiring spines he created for the knave.wad shelves. 
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