Arrrggghhhh
#2 posted by
JPL on 2008/01/09 12:07:52
It's very nice !! I definitely have to buy Quake4 !!
#3 posted by
JneeraZ on 2008/01/09 12:31:14
I hope they hired you. :) Nice work!
Wow
#4 posted by
ProdigyXL on 2008/01/09 17:45:51
Looks fantastic! Great atmosphere from what I can see in the shots. I might have to install Q4 here at the office and take a peak for myself.
Congrats.
#5 posted by
om9zer on 2008/01/09 17:50:08
Very cool atmosphere, Spirit. If only I still had Quake 4 installed.
Yeah
#6 posted by
RickyT33 on 2008/01/09 17:50:10
If only you could run custom maps on an XBox360, or if I had a better PC...
Textures are drool worthy - meticulously bump-mapped. Also very 'organic' wear and tear looks realistic as hell!
Wait
#7 posted by
om9zer on 2008/01/09 17:56:07
Nice job, *Method*. Reading is hard.
Uhm!
#8 posted by
Spirit on 2008/01/09 17:56:34
I just posted the post posted. The map is "by Method" as the title says. The grey text is a quote.
And I have terrible graphic errors running this map. Probably Linux drivers or something. The 2d planes are non-transparent. :(
#10 posted by Omus on 2008/01/10 05:28:52
Impressive, very UT-esque. Certainly come a long way since the Kingpin years!
#11 posted by KuhJoe on 2008/01/10 20:11:49
thats a nice change compared to all those metallic box levels ive seen in q4 before. great map ;>
!
#12 posted by cha0s on 2008/01/13 00:05:09
Very cool atmosphere and graphics. Haven't played it so far, but it just looks really fking great! Nicely done!
Also reminded me a bit on IK's Quake 3 Map "Meatball Grinder" (
http://lvlworld.com/#i=994 ) - which is good :D
Whao.
#13 posted by biff_debris. on 2008/01/17 03:17:06
That is some kind of sharp -- rock on, Method man.
