Your most memorable first map.
Your most memorable first map.
I always liked opening up to Momento Mori 2's first map. There's always a charm to it that makes me go back to it.
Re: Your most memorable first map.
If we're talking all of Doom history, then E1M1. Otherwise, I don't think there's one single PWAD map that stands out the most for me.
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Re: Your most memorable first map.
Entryway FTW!
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Re: Your most memorable first map.
Hell Keep collapsing bridge
It was at that point that we stopped until we learned IDDQD
It was at that point that we stopped until we learned IDDQD
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Re: Your most memorable first map.
Doom's E1M1 is still king in my book. I don't know how Doom 2 managed to screw up it's opening act after the glory that is "climbing stairs to reach armor on a podium," but it did.
Super Mario Bros. 1-1 is also highly discussed among game designers for subliminally teaching the player, but it follows an entirely different game philosophy.
Super Mario Bros. 1-1 is also highly discussed among game designers for subliminally teaching the player, but it follows an entirely different game philosophy.