What's the best .WAD reviewed at "Outpost of Doom 2" - LAST FEW HOURS TO VOTE!

[Ismaele]

First of all... happy birthday Doom!

You probably noticed that I've written 99 reviews on my web-site ("Outpost of Doom 2": http://www.webalice.it/sposito.lag/) and the next one will be the 100th... and I want to celebrate it! So I thought to ask you what's the best .WAD I have reviewed till now. The nominees are the .WADs that got an overall assessment of 10. If you want, you can express the reason of your preference. I'll put a link to this thread on my web-site, once I write my 100th review and start celebration.

[esselfortium]

I was torn between Thunderpeak and RTC-3057, but RTC won out for both the adventure partial-conversion elements of it and the fact that the wad as a whole has aged fantastically. It was a great experience when it was new, and it's still just as impressive now.

[Jodwin]

I don't think I'd have any of those in my top 7, but out of those I'll pick P:AR.

[kristus]

There are only 3 wads I recognize as good in this list.

But I'm torn between RTC and PAR.

[Ismaele]

Polls are going to be closed automatically on Christmas Eve (24 December 2009)! So vote please!

[myk]

Out of those, probably RTC-3057 for making a good use of engine features and retaining a mostly decent game play, but I'm not voting anything because I saw WADs I like more among the reviews, such as Plutonia 2 and Scythe, which are among my all-time favorites.