Mike Woodham Map???
#1 posted by ZwiffleAtSchool on 2007/03/06 00:55:17
I say Hells Yes! Downloading soon as I get home tonight!
#2 posted by lizard on 2007/03/06 03:48:12
Screens look good. I think quake 1 will never die. Am dl now
GG Mike
#3 posted by HeadThump on 2007/03/06 04:22:23
Can't wait to squeeze some time this weekend to play.
Wtf People Actually Have Time To Play Quake?
#4 posted by R.P.G. on 2007/03/06 04:26:26
'xcuse Me...
#5 posted by distrans on 2007/03/06 05:44:37
...while I kiss this guy!
Just what the doctor ordered, thnx Mike...I'll be fighting my way through this tonight :)
Quake Not Dead !
#6 posted by Barnak on 2007/03/06 07:03:30
Man, this map is awesome ! Great atmosphere, great map, great monsters, I love it. You should continue mapping man ! 8*)
Mike
#7 posted by JPL on 2007/03/06 08:00:26
The shots look so sexy I have to play it now ! But I'mn at office all the day... bouhouhouhouh.... snif...
I'll play it and give feedback later but it seems that DKT3 texture set is very well used there: it looks like CDA ;)
YAY FMB!
#8 posted by Spirit on 2007/03/06 09:38:02
A++ for the awesome atmosphere. Wow. I loved the music. The slaughterroom! The bossfight. The Layout.
I found (ahem) one (duh) secret (that red armor with the lowered trim). Very good balance, I played on Normal.
I did not really like the textures though, but that's my preference.
Linux users will have to lowercase all the filenames before playing, that's a common thing unfortunately. Why can't everyone make them lowercase (or at least the same like used in progs.dat)? ;)
The big open "room" ran like ass here, like 20fps. I blamed Darkplaces for it, stupid engine. Same behaviour as in Tronyn's masque back then. :<
Mirror: http://www.quaddicted.com/filebase/fmb_bdg.zip
Very nice!
Oh
#9 posted by Spirit on 2007/03/06 09:40:36
and feel welcome to use the Shub-Hub to avoid stupid mirrors next time. ;)
http://shub-hub.quaddicted.com
password is ilovetheshubhub
Only Works In Fitz ?
#10 posted by nitin on 2007/03/06 10:27:57
what about aguire's engine ?
Nitin
#11 posted by JPL on 2007/03/06 10:56:40
I guess you misread this sentence:
I was never able to play outside of aguiRe's development engines
Jpl
#12 posted by nitin on 2007/03/06 11:00:59
it only talks about fitz in the readme as far as playability goes though so that's why I asked.
Oh...
#13 posted by JPL on 2007/03/06 11:42:28
.. I thought you were talking about Mike sentence in the map announcement... sorry...
Omg Awesome!
#14 posted by mwh on 2007/03/06 11:59:57
That's enough for now.
I Recommend
#15 posted by aguirRe on 2007/03/06 15:49:01
using -heapsize 48000 in most engines for best performance.
!!!
#16 posted by ijed on 2007/03/06 18:00:22
Excellent, thanks for that. Exploration, atmosphere, monsters, eveything was great. The Rocket-Ogres were fun, the Qouth bestiary was well used (apart from the Vermis - no spoilers). Health was maybe too generous and I never found the NG so had a nail stockpile for the first half. 3/12 secrets, 125/152 monsters - I know I must have missed alot so will have to replay a few times, nbd ;)
I can tell you went through a few style revisions but it'd be shit-hot if you could make the second half. Just seeing the fort in the distance is a real teaser - I tried climbing past the imp statue to reach it.
Very nice work.
Also
#17 posted by ijed on 2007/03/06 18:05:27
I played in AguirRe's Nehahra engine - no problems.
Mike
#18 posted by JPL on 2007/03/06 18:08:23
OMG !!! What a level !!! Even in easy skill it was really hard, but I did it... I found 3 secrets on 12... Nice piece of art. Architecture, lighning effects, ammos/monster/health balance.. I got a pure moment of adrenaline ! Nice work ! I cannot wait for the second part ! And now go map ;P
Excellent
#19 posted by Mandel on 2007/03/06 19:08:51
Bloody excellent is what this is. I kept dying though so there will be no first run demos from me. But wow! Unfortunately I grabbed the gold key via a slope and, I guess, was able to skip some parts of the map...
But with the music and all! Wow. So pretty with the textures and everything.
This Was A Nice Map.
#20 posted by czg on 2007/03/06 21:11:54
But not the music! Aargh! >:(
Stunning
#21 posted by Orl on 2007/03/06 21:51:40
What a map. Big, beautiful, and challenging. Brushwork was top notch and those textures were pleasureful to my eyes. My only gripe was the darkness. Not only did it screw me up a few times, it covers up some of the nice detail :(
But other than that, super job. I hope this won't be your last map.
Great Level!!!
#22 posted by Trinca on 2007/03/06 23:50:27
WTF mike is back!!! after long wait it worth!!! great level will post a demo soon ;)
Very Beautiful
#23 posted by jiri_b on 2007/03/07 00:11:45
nice architecture, very nice textures, funny monsters
thanks
Excellent!
#24 posted by generic on 2007/03/07 00:20:51
Great work, Mike! This level oozes with creepy, medieval atmosphere thanks in part to the fog and the music (reminds me a lot of Danzig's Black Aria). The texturing, brushwork and gameplay were all spot on!
My only regret was jumping out the window after the first(?) secret ;-)
Thanks for cutting us another heaping slice of Quake goodness. CHEERS!
Thanks Mike...
#25 posted by distrans on 2007/03/07 03:13:09
44:59
4/12
127/128
Thoroughly enjoyable. From the readme all the way to the boss fight. I like it dark and atmospheric. Thankyou also for letting us have the option of turning the music off (as I agree with CZG) - very thoughtful.
Excellent mix of gameplay, everything from creeping and sniping through to spawnfest infighting. The mini-lavaboys were well implemented. Architecture was really solid and (please take this as a compliment) reminded me of some of Von's best work in places, if somewhat grander. Your attention to detail is impressive. What with your designs, the integration into cavern, lighting and fog effects I really felt like I was somewhere.
About half way through I couldn't help but think "Hmmmm, I wonder what would come of an FMB-JPL collaboration"? His work in CDA and yours here would compliment each other nicely.
Very grand experience Mike, ta much!
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