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lupinx-Kassman said:
Looking good, although I thought you already uploaded many of those screens to the sight :P. Anyway, keep it up.

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iori said:
They look great! The new textures seem to fit well.

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dutch devil said:
These look great I see alot of sweet looking designs looking forward to it.

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pcorf said:
Once this project is done and dusted, so will I. I'll be quitting WAD designing for good.

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Death-Destiny said:


So tell us, Mr. Corfiatis, why are you quitting WAD design after WOS is completed?

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pcorf said:
I'll be quitting WAD designing for good.

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pcorf said:


Because it will be time for me to move on and concentrate on my own life, concentrate on my book, on my music and much more. And because there is just so much negativity these days, its depressing, bring back 2000. Though I am working on one last Boom compatible singleplayer level as well (currently untitled) but its a long way off from completion.

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Death-Destiny said:


I understand. I had a feeling WAD design was taking more time from your life than it was worth. I agree 100% about the dominantly negative environment these days. Outside of my contributions to community projects, I don't upload anything to the archive because that's just asking to be insulted, dissed, and broken down regardless of the quality of your work. Things aren't like they used to be when the fun came from sharing your work and joy of mapping with others. Now, the community is dominated by perfectionists whose fun only comes from playing maps with dozens of unnecessary details, fantastic architecture, and mind-bogglingly amazing gameplay and people are so eager to break each other down. =( I miss the old days.
I've learned to ignore the negative comments that others give and to not care too much about their opinions, but that doesn't make it hurt any less. =(

Anyway, Mr. Corfiatis, even if your work hasn't been as good as AV or something to win the praise of the modern community, I do want to let you know you've nonetheless been one of my most influential authors, and after you shut down your WAD editors for good, I wish you well in your other endeavors. =)

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pcorf said:I will never quit playing Doom, just from making wads mainly because I have been running out of ideas and because of some stupid, experimental jokewads I have released in recent years, and less stupid ones like "Foghorn" and "The New Adventure". While I'm long past this Jokewad phase I think I've gotten myself some sort of a bad reputation and I feel hurt because of all the rubbish thats been tossed at me, especially from the newcomers of recent years and during my glory days when I was in my teens, some of them were just little kids.

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LordK said:
We're not all newbies and little kids, though. You've been one of my favorite mappers for a decade and I'm still looking forward to your serious efforts. If you don't have any ideas, then that's unfortunate, but don't let some stupid newbies discourage you from making occasional maps in the future.

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Various Losers said:
-Real weapons, anyone? I'm sorry, but I gave up on this one after the first couple of levels, after getting sick of having to kill everything with the pistol.
-But there were lots of maps I didn't like, and only a few that I trully enjoyed. Sorry, short, simple maps with primitive, violent gameplay just aren't to my taste.
-I didn't like this wad, too repetitive 0/5
-levels were ugly and boring. gameplay was yawn inducing. not nearly as epic as everyone says.
-the first 3 levels are great then things slow down. I don't like map most all of the levels after 10 at all. 2/5
-Sorry. Not horrible, but hardly worth the hype...

-It is a shame this wad was not put through either deepseas or Doombuilders error checker. Inexcusable with new wads like this. There are a number of errors present which could be easily fixed.
-Overrated
-levels were ugly and boring. gameplay was yawn inducing. not nearly as epic as everyone says.

-This is not even close to Memento Mori... 3/5
-I know this may sound crazy to all the "this is so good" reviews, but, I actually think 28 out of the 32 levels is absolutely craptacular.
-According to the reviews Alien Vendetta seems to be some kind of a classic. I don't understand what's so good about it. Alien Vendetta has too many complex, large, over-detailed, badly lit, confusing and ugly textured maps, that it makes my doom marine want to suicide.
-BORING!... You can flame and trash talk me all you want but I am just expressing my opinion. The levels are boring to play and repetitive.
-I don't like the gameplay, too much permanently challenging: "It would probably be more frustrating than fun for the common Doomer". I'm a common Doomer, and I had no fun, most of the time.
-Ehh... This is overrated. There are a few decent maps, but then most of the maps are overdetailed and are confusing.
-The brick wall blocking the exit of level 1 never even opened. I got the red keycard, but all it does is look good because there's no door or object to activate with it. 0/5 for bad design.
-Well, just OK... I prefer other megawads, this one seems to be artificial in some way...

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gggmork said:
I've learned to accept, but still be perplexed by, human subjectivity mostly during the time when I was extremely into computer generated music. In fact, negative reviews by the majority almost became an GOOD sign that I would like something. The creme of the crop (er, in MY opinion) often doesn't get the highest democratic vote.
"What is popular is not always right, what is right is not always popular." People have different wants and skills etc.

Also some negative comments are given ONLY as revenge for a negative comment they received themselves or something, which is irrelevant to a real review.

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