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Notice that the monsters total count is actually a variable.
Damn I love the vorelings. They're cute and hilarious ! There should be a whole map made just for them. monsters total count is actually a variable
That's because of the monsters that spawn other monsters. I had played a bit of it right when it came out but put it aside to map. Since I had seem some bits of streams I kept putting this off. Finally got a chance to restart and play it to completion.
Skill 1 23/50 Secrets 251/299 No demo, would be painful to watch. I did get really turned around once and wandered for quite a while. Was a nearly 2 hour session. It's beautiful. But in the end, it's too big for my taste. When completing something starts to feel like a chore the fun is diminished. I noticed a couple of 1.5 maps I missed so looking forward to playing those and working on my Xmas map. AD is a blast. Now I need to finish up the jam9 maps I have on my playlist. i finished my second playthrough.
skill 1 304 kills 47/50 secrets. that's the best i can do, i think. i'd like to see people do some demos so i can see if they found three that i missed. This map is one of the best single player shooter maps I have ever played in any game! Fantastic level design, great mapping, lots of variation and original ideas and lots of secrets. I rate it 11 points out of 10 ;-)
After having great fun for well over a week I finally found the last of all listed 50 secrets. I also found many other hidden areas that did not count as a secret. Now I'm trying to find out what the message about the LICH means... When I'm really done I would like to post the screenshots I made of how to find all 50 secrets. List of secrets are provided in the ad_sepulcher_readme file.
Obviously that's not screenshots but wasn't sure if people are aware of this? Hello again. I have uploaded screenshots to aid in finding the secrets. Note that I did not use the readme to hunt for them, so for the most part they are listed in the order I found them during multiple subsequent walks through the map.
I hope these are useful for those not able to find the secrets themselves or those who can't find them with the directions in the readme. https://reubzaet.home.xs4all.nl/quake/Quake%20-%20The%20Forgotton%20Sepulcher%20-%20Secrets.zip I'm still trying to find out what the message about the LICH means though... Have fun! It's 284 jpg files in 1680x1050, so considering that it's not so big at all :)
so glad someone such as yourself took the time to do this, as it was driving me nuts :)
https://twitter.com/ItEndsWithTens/status/909229463988252674
I don't have a Youtube video up yet, for obvious reasons, but I wanted to chime in now and thank Wouter for the screenshots! I got the first 44 secrets unaided (over the course of six and a half hours and only on normal, but I'm still happy with myself), and the next four with some resourceful poking around (restarting the map to check a thing or two, noclipping a few times to rule out dead ends), but the last two eluded me for a long time and I eventually had to admit defeat. Wouter's screenshots helped me find them; it turns out they were in areas I thought I'd already thoroughly searched, and if it weren't for those shots I'd never have thought to go back. I'm grateful for the effort put into the readme, but trying to attach the text descriptions to the secrets I'd already found was too far beyond my mental faculties. I'm dopey, I need pictures. :) As far as map feedback, I'll have my first-play video up sometime in the coming week (I hope), but basically, a mind-blowing accomplishment! The architecture, the texturing, the sense of "thickness", layer after layer of construction one epoch after another, the sound design (holy shit the sound design), and of course the secrets. Cute shoutouts to community members, tons of fun rhymes, mechanisms left right and center. Goes to show how much map you can pack into an 8k cube. I'm still reeling. On the critical side: the loop-de-loop roundabout flow, while providing a great "lost in an alien dimension" sensation for just playing start-to-finish (i.e. like a normal person), roughed me up a bit in the hunt for secrets. But I suppose that is my own fault; Sepulcher really drove home how much of my frustration in secret canvassing is my own psychology fighting against me. I also feel like the end fight might have benefited from a Fire Shambler or Boglord? Something big, in other words. Felt like it could have been more of an event, given the scope of the adventure before it. Finally, as much as I understand the need for promotion, having followed sock on Twitter for a bit now I did feel like the impact of some of the more striking secret areas was diminished by having seen preview screenshots. Still put a smile on my face to actually get into them, but I think I'd have been positively floored if I didn't immediately recognize the areas. All in all something to be immensely proud of! Now if you'll excuse me I have almost nine hours of video to edit. thanks to yer diligence and hard work, i have now located the last three secrets.
S03 was the hardest. S38 and S42 were kind of more 'obvious', and i was blushing that i didn't spot them! @Bloughsburgh
List of secrets are provided in the ad_sepulcher_readme file. Missed that. Still, like Tens said, screenshots beat text description. Anyway, I'm glad at least some of the mappers are picking up after your example. I'd like secrets lists to become the norm in map readmes. I actually just enjoyed paging through the screenshots without actually using them for secret-hunting. Reminded me of the days of screenshot-heavy map reviews and "strategy guides" before YouTube. (But better lookin'.)
I'd like secrets lists to become the norm in map readmes.
That's something I am NEVER going to do. If someone is that curious they can "noclip 1" around my level. But that's lame too. No 1 needed. And I very occasionally do that if I can't find something after spending 1/2 hour on one last secret.
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