....after you've pressed the button to stop the square pillar piston things? 

You must use the pistons to get up there, and then press the button that stops the slimey thingy majingy. 

Bastards. I GJed up there. The RA later, I had to reload for tho. 

Mfx I am literally having leg cramps right now. I can't handle it. I am 10 mins into your map and it is so god damn good. AAaaa! 

you started this.. 

mfx I hereby declare you god-king of everything and supreme ruler of my body and soul.

Can't even remember the last time a map has impressed me this much, besides the mfx map in jam2. I think SPoGsp1 did it? Or zer1m7? Or ikspq5?

Extremely Good Shit. Continue. 

If even czg praises it, it must be exeptional... or, something dark and kinky is afoot! 

 

But make no mistake, there will be sloppy kisses if I ever see you around here. 

m -> c
f -> g
x -> z

shb! wow! 

Extremely impressive from a sheer tech/size/effort perspective.
They did not tick all my boxes as much as mfx' did, it was too easy to get lost, and at times they were rather overwhelming with the amount of choice given to me. (An absurd thing to say, I agree.)
The telefragged gimmick was hilarious, especially considering this dismembered torso can creep across the floor at 40km/h.

Overall a great release, worth playing. 

In ijed's map, in the big room you enter after crossing the trainyard for the first time as a giblet with the moving bridge in the middle, when I returned there close to the end of the map, there was a trigger that would 100% crash the game with a stack overflow in the progs. A long chain of multi_use and multi_touch. I didn't get a dump of the console or a save, sorry. :-( 

You mean this?

http://www.quaketastic.com/files/screen_shots/telefragcrash.jpg

That happens on easy only, as far as i know, hehehe.
Anyway, glad you liked it.

Next maps won�t be so cheap, i promise:) 

Yeah I play on easy what of it �_� 

Told you it was worth installing quackspasm for.

Enjoy ur sloppy kisses mfx. 

 

I play most games on Easy. I want to see the content.

Especially with Quake. I've killed these monsters 10,000 times with the same set of weapons. I get it. :) 

Got to disagree. I play games for the interaction.

In a game that I know so well, like Quake, I have to put in new features to keep it interesting.

Even when there are no new features I'm always experimenting with the perfect placement and mix of enemy types to break the player from their comfort zone and make engaging play.

Not that I hate 'content' - I just see it as secondary to the reason I'm playing something in the first place. 

I'm primarily an environment/prop artist. The content is everything to me. :) 

That said, Quake combat CAN still be compelling but it takes a talented level designer to pull it off... 

 

Maybe there should be 'my' at the start of that... 

I don't really include Quake in my statements about Easy mode. It's just as easy to bind a key to "god" to get by sticky areas. :P 

As a failure of the game play design if you feel you have to do that though.

Its why demos are so useful when in beta - its tricky to 100% predict the mood of the player at any given time.

The derpier the demo (Daz reference!) the better as well. Most errors in game play design occur because a specific case wasn't considered, and a demo is great for showing you where those occur.

I find feedback on the other hand less useful, since it means theyve had time to think it over and colour it with their own impressions. It's not necessarily bad, but can distract the LD from their own vision. 

In Quake1, I much prefer the "content" (architecture, doors and mechanisms interactivity) over the monsters which are just a "condiment" in the game (at least to me).

As Warren, I already killed the monsters in all ways possible before, with hundreds of maps, and it's boring after a while, especially for an old 50 years fart like me.

The map itelf is the real star, in Quake. I love to visit and discover the map and see the beauty of its corridors, doors, floor and ceiling, mechanisms, etc. With the immersion typical of Quake, I feel like an archeologist exploring some old ruins. The "immersion" is why I love Quake1 so much, certainly NOT its stereotypical monsters, and not even the FPS gameplay.

Quake1 give me the feel that I'm really traveling in some "out of this world" place, and this is why I love Quake1 so much. I'm a "traveler", not a psychopath killing monsters just for the fun of killing. I kill them just because they're in my way.

I much prefer to kill the monsters using the mechanisms in the maps (traps, doors, bridge, etc...). That's where the fun is.


But what do I know, since I'm just a shit fly player, and you mappers are Gods !?