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So... the search function (for me at least) seems to be broken so I'll ask this question again (I'm sure it's been asked before). What is the hardest wad out there? So far I've gleaned that Dimensions is pretty hard, do you know anything tougher than that?

I realise there's probably a lot of maps out there that aren't really playable but would qualify as hard. So take this as a criteria: Take each map as if you were locked in a room and told you couldn't come out until you beat it with no saves, from pistol start. What's the hardest map you could beat?

Well, I'm no expert in this field but I would certainly say that City of the Damned: Apocalypse and Unloved fit the description

Disappointing to see this, plagiarism isn't OK and should be condemned. That being said I think this could have been handled in better way, this thread has been effective at whipping people up into a frenzy which doesn't really serve a constructive purpose. I'd like to see an acknowledgement and apology of sorts from Tormentor and for the offending maps to be replaced if they haven't already. Beyond that I'm not sure what else we can get out of this beyond agreeing that copying other peoples work is not something that should be allowed.

Do you guys know any levels with lift battles in them, in a similar vein to Hell Revealed Map31?

the part where you build something, aren't completely satisfied with it then delete it

Heh, look at all these weirdos with their weird profile pictures

Honestly just make whatever kind of level you want to make, don't try to force yourself into some specific niche just to try and get more people to play your stuff. Let me ask you this, if you made a level and posted it on here but no one played it, do you think you'd have wasted your time in making that level?

Yeah I got a little project that I hope to release in the first half of next year, it's about 65% done at the moment but I find that my creativity ebbs and flows. So while in the past two weeks I've made good progress there might come a time where I don't open the editor for months :/ I'm also hoping that someone starts up CC5 since I'd love to be a part of that.

Gotcha! for the iconic mastermind-cyberdemon fight

I'll show some love for doom 2016. They did a really great job of taking what made the original doom so fun and updating it for the current generation.

How would one get the Hexen 2 expansion portal of pravaeus?

OK so I've worked it out, I had to create a gzdoom folder in the application support folder which I only found after googling how to find it since it wasn't showing up when I sifted through all my folders. I'm never complaining about windows OS again!

That directory doesn't exist as far as I can tell and I can't find this gzdoom.ini file. The only files that I downloaded are what you can see in the screenshot. I'll admit I have a very limited understanding of what's going on here so it is possible I'm making a very basic mistake. The licenses folder contains only txt files.

Played Resistance 1 way back in the day and remember it being alright, enjoyable enough at least. But I've no real desire to replay it and I heard that the sequels were trash so never even got them. It was a similar situation with the Gears of War series in that the first game was pretty good but everything else afterwards was bad.

Used to love playing on the PS2, particularly fond memories of playing TimeSplitters 2 split screen, we weren't allowed to play video games during the week so me and my brother would always get up on saturday morning and jump straight on.

looks like a character from the Avatar film

I apologise if this has been asked before but can someone tell me where the music from map 12 comes from? The text file just says parallax software...

Damn, all these levels are so good it's hard to choose one. That being said I'm going with E1M1, the map that started it all and the best music in the game.

Hi, forum idiot here, recently whenever I open a file in slade it displays the texutres as all gray and I have no idea why. Can anyone help me with this?

a-ha! I thought there must be something obvious I'm missing here and there it is

Sorry if this is a dumb question but I just bought the Buckethead soundtrack for $6.66 and, uh, I'm not sure how to actually get it. After I'd done the payment it took me to this screen and that was it. Note that I wasn't signed in when I purchased it.

I've been building a map that's gotten fairly large (17k linedefs, 13k vertices) and recently I've been getting an error message in DBX saying something to the effect of failed to build nodes, map will be saved without nodes, furthermore the wad had started taking ages to save (about 90 seconds). I found I was using ZenNode by default so I tried switching to glBSP and found that the wad saved a lot faster but that when I was testing it I could clip through certain walls. My questions therefore are: What is a Nodebuilder? What are the differences between them? Which one should I use given that my map is intended to be Boom compatible? What's the difference between the normal and fast (no reject) versions of the nodebuilders? Assume I'm an idiot who has no idea what a nodebuilder is and only a very basic knowledge of map editing (which is a pretty accurate assumption).

Scythe 2 - Erik Alm Equinox - B.P.R.D Super Sonic Doom - The Ultimate DooMer Pretty surprised that Scythe 2 hadn't been mentioned already

Anyone know the wad that had a kind of sewer level with a midi version of Muse's Undisclosed Desires playing? I'm pretty sure it was a megawad from maybe 5 or 6 years ago