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Doomguy 2000 Banned Posts: 163 Registered: 02-11 It's just old versions of historical wads being removed, not much of a big deal since better versions of those wads still exist. The worst part about this is the reviews of those versions fading away in history. 10-03-12 22:20 # Profile || Blog || PM || Email || Homepage || Search || Add Buddy IP || Edit/Delete || Quote

hex11 Forum Staple Posts: 2067 Registered: 09-09 "Better" is subjective. Sometimes it's nice to check out the original version of something. For example, it made me very happy to play Green Water, a prior version of Dark Covenant's MAP02, which was recently uploaded to /idgames. It has a medusa bug in one place, and wasn't as polished as the version in DC, but I'm still thankful for having the opportunity to experience it (I'm a BIG fan of DC, it's one of my top-10 Doom II wads). 10-04-12 06:37 # Profile || Blog || PM || Search || Add Buddy IP || Edit/Delete || Quote

Herculine Member Posts: 277 Registered: 06-10 A very good point, hex11. More good examples of this would be the different versions of John Anderson's "Dante's Gate" and "Crossing Acheron" maps. It's very interesting to see how such a mapper's work evolved from one version to the next. New and experienced mappers alike could learn something from such examples. 10-04-12 13:56 # Profile || Blog || PM || Email || Homepage || Search || Add Buddy IP || Edit/Delete || Quote

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