@Matt: Assuming you've not found it already, there's a repeatable switch in the corridor off to the side of that main room that opens the bars. Ideally, I'd have the bars only lock you in once, for the initial fight, but the limitations of the format often got in the way of the ideal design here!
Thanks for playing, Voltcom9 and NightFright!
Doom II: 25 Years on Earth (One Year Late Edition)
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Re: Doom II: 25 Years on Earth (One Year Late Edition)
I will start from the beginning again, just to see if I can spot the differences. It was already quite entertaining so far. Maps are not so huge, yet well crafted with interesting architecture and good monster placement. After you get the rocket launcher for the first time, there are 1-2 levels without ammo for it and I dunno if that was intentional, but it also makes you think twice before wasting rockets on hordes of trash mobs.