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neglect to pop in once in a while why don't you we understand *cool map pack dude

Completely disregard the comment below

What's up guys?

Because if you violated Etan's "copyright" he'd call you a faggot or something.

If you can point out a potentially game ruining bug you can fix it.

Timothy, you know me too well.

Fuck You

I got pictures, I just don't see it anymore Climbing hour upon hour through a total bore With the one I keep where it never fades In the safety of a pitch black mind An airless cell that blocks the day Oh well, okay

Tresh, everything you have created so far is shit. If you continue making physics, they will continue to be shit. There's enough shit on Simplici7y already, stop adding to it.

This was more fun than the game of "hide the sausage" I played with Neal Patrick Harris.

Congratulations.

Where's my pfhorum.com tracker?

Also, excellent map.

the H is silent, people.

Don't make or upload physics models.

but someone has to counteract the rating abuse this has so far encountered. Well worth the download, 5 stars

Just remember, there's only ONE thing you can do about it.

As promised for joining my six player game on Septic.

NM

go give my pack a 5 and I'll change my score, otherwise I'll keep warning people of the obvious.

The sewage map I must agree is pretty crappy. Bermuda Circle on the other hand was a genuinely good romp. It was definitely lacking aesthetically, but played quite well, and would score quite well on the RS scale in my opinion. Personally, I'd ditch the sewage map and focus on improving BC.

After last time, I'll try to keep this one short. After a quick gloss over in solo-mode, I found the aesthetics rather lacking. There are some very inspired uses of detail here, but on the whole these maps aren't too pretty. Actually gameplay, however, more than makes up for the fact. There's a great variety in gameplay here, there's oldschool rocket carnage (Shower of Quanta) and some really modern feeling bullet play (Before the Beasts, Neural Reroute.). Before the Beasts in particular stood out because of how AR centric the gameplay was. Not even PD brought the weapon to the fore like this. Another cool thing the mapmaker did was limit certain types of ammo on the maps to balance out the differences in strength between weapons. A good example is Neural Reroute, where this is used to keep the shotgun from overshadowing the SMG and AR. Powerup use was generally good, though the 2X on Before The Beasts was unreachable, and there was an invincibility on Haberman Hoedown. Definitely worth downloading, Cranchwire is a Magnanimoussely Amy-able map pack.

I didn't even try the script, because, like your last, I'm sure it's horrible. The readme, however, was a masterpiece. A beautifully composed exposé. Before reading it, I would have never realized what a useless, ungrateful bastard I was for not groveling at your feet after you released a script where you just copied and pasted bits from other people's scripts and added some sparse coding of your own. Furthermore, I didn't realize the sheer amount of time and effort that endeavour had cost you. You, sir, have truly opened my eyes. Regrettably, I had to take off a star for some minor spelling and grammatical errors. However, if you revised it, I would gladly give you a 5. EDIT: Upload to Pfhorums

Treellama, at least, is a very active member of the community. I fail to see how you would have been unable to contact him, if not through email, then through pm on the Pfhorums. Megabyte I have not seen around lately, but I'm sure it would have been quite easy to obtain his up-to-date contact information. If anything, you're just lazy. I wasn't even going to try this anyway, because I'm sure it sucks, but you could have at least tried for more than five minutes to get the permission of people you have now stolen from.

Goran better update his best new mappers list. Srsly

No ur gay skullcrushr! U r

He also copied the whole concept for "crashinetors" from one of your physics files. You need to fight for your intellectual property rights here, you should probably consider suing. I know a good lawyer, if you're interested.

I spent most of my time on this map as a stain on the wall, but had quite the time anyway. A 4 out of 5.

Not only did you take the weapons from Apotheosis, you also stole all the textures and monster sprites from M2 and Infinity.

Truth

A solid, fun scenario with but a few flaws holding it back. These mainly being bland shading, the rare poor texture choice and perhaps a few spelling errors in the terminals. Besides that this is a decidedly fun romp, though carnage was a bit on the light side compared to the beta and your earlier works. I would certainly recommend giving it a try.

The geometry here certainly won't stand up to that in maps by RyokoTK or $lave and this seems to be an arena but it flows well and makes for a pretty enjoyable game. Then again, I've only ever played this in Survival mode.

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Before we continue on to my rave review of 'your' map I feel that there is a matter we must clear up first. You see, this isn't your map. If possession were based merely on the ability to throw the shitty alien textures on a map and make it dark as fuck I would have published Paradise Lost. That being said, doing the above you've made an already mediocre map simply terrible. Said map was created for netplay, and I must question your judgment in choosing it to "make" your solo/coop map. If you simply must 'solotexture' (you obviously don't solomap) at least steal a decent singleplayer level. Gameplay is sub par to placing your penis in a blender, turning it to the highest setting and attempting to sing Mozart's Requiem Mass, the lighting is of course completely flat and I can't see your texturing job to judge it. There are forerunners and pioneers for everything and I don't want to discourage you , after all, theft of intellectual property rights may just become the next big thing in Marathon mapmaking, I just think you should alter a different level perhaps more suited to solo play.

The concept is interesting, I'll give you that. I especially like the two playing fields available, one of which, I think, inspired the name. However, a good deal of errors really bog this one down. First off, the upper battlefield, on the stepping stones, is pretty much untraversable. The climb height limit is .35, yes, and without opening this one up in Weland that's probably about the difference in height between most of the columns, but you must also compensate for how far the player will fall en route, meaning many of the jumps can't be made. I'm sure there is some labyrinthine, linear path across the rocks, but as stated before it (A. is quite difficult to find, and it's not likely people will stick around to find it, and it should (B. really be made non linear so that more than one path can be taken across the rocks. Now, when one misses, he, and probably not she, will fall to the lower battlefield, which brings me to the many flaws with it. First, and most glaring, is the river. You can't cross it, and attempting to do so will end with you in an inescapable water pit. You were probably planning to place a death liquid there. In fact, I seem to remember you asking someone to make you one. In this case I recommend you attempt the near insurmountable task of either downloading Atque, unmerging the map of yours that has one, grabbing the MML script therein and merging it with Skylark or gasp taking a passing glance at the MML documentation. I understand this map was made for the FtVC gametype but levels like these are mainly going to see EMFH and they need to be playable for that, too. The flaws listed above would make that mostly unplayable which is a shame because this has the potential to become a very good map. The geometry and shading are good, and I like the nexus idea, but sadly I can only give this one two stars.