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Tormentor667 said:
But why? Why don't you finish it on your own? Well.. I surely could do this and it'd be a great honor for me... though I wouldn't do it alone, 1 or 2 persons guiding me through this while working on Simplicity would be a big help, to make a consistency of quality and style sure...

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AgentSpork said:
I think you could do good things with it. That and I don't feel like working on it so it'd be convenient to dump it on someone else (such as yourself). :P I could always provide a bit of assistance if necessary.

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AgentSpork said:
I think you could do good things with it. That and I don't feel like working on it so it'd be convenient to dump it on someone else (such as yourself). :P I could always provide a bit of assistance if necessary.

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AgentSpork said:
I think you could do good things with it. That and I don't feel like working on it so it'd be convenient to dump it on someone else (such as yourself). :P I could always provide a bit of assistance if necessary.

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entryway said:
Tormentor's levels are too clean. They are boring for me for this reason. They require a much more brutality. The architecture should be dirtier. Do you understand me?

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What I find disappointing in general is that many wad makers don't really have any sense of place. Their problem is that their map layouts are way too generic, and instead of trying to make us beleive like we're in a living breathing place, we're just in a bunch of boxy rooms that happen to have overloadedly textured walls. Tormentor in particular is pretty bad about this, he would be such a badass mapper if he concentrated more on a sense of place as a whole instead of designing detail by numbers or motif or whatever you want to call it.

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