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    Trilogy Revisited + Nocturnal Missions, by serpens

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    How do these 60 maps stack up, overall?

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    Post by WolfForever Wed Jan 05, 2011 7:38 pm

    Full 60-level set in the vein of original Wolf3D, probably fairly well-known. How do these maps rank, in your opinion?

    It looks pretty good to me, but I've only taken a very quick look.
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    Post by Thomas Thu Jan 06, 2011 1:35 am

    Serpens is the best - great maps, good flow and very original in style. I remember when I downloaded it first, I thought it was something I'd made on my own. lol! Some maps had a certain similarity. But then again, how many maps with the original set-up can be made and NOT remind of each other? Tough job.

    But this is a wonderful set. Hopefully soon in SDL as well.....
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    Post by WolfForever Thu Jan 06, 2011 5:19 am

    Thomas wrote:Serpens is the best - great maps, good flow and very original in style. I remember when I downloaded it first, I thought it was something I'd made on my own. lol! Some maps had a certain similarity. But then again, how many maps with the original set-up can be made and NOT remind of each other? Tough job.

    But this is a wonderful set. Hopefully soon in SDL as well.....

    Good to hear...anything you like I'll probably like too. Smile

    @Thomas, how would you rate this in comparison to your own set W.O.L.F.? (i.e. better, worse, or about the same?) I ask because the two sets seem very similar/comparable to each other.


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    Post by Schabbs Thu Jan 06, 2011 8:47 am

    Although they are in the vein of the originals, the levels still have Serpens' own individual style. The standard of mapping is very high. They are designed well and the decoration looks just about right. The objects are well placed and look good but they don't look too cluttered. A very enjoyable set of levels.



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    Post by WolfForever Thu Jan 06, 2011 10:13 am

    Schabbs wrote:Although they are in the vein of the originals, the levels still have Serpens' own individual style. The standard of mapping is very high. They are designed well and the decoration looks just about right. The objects are well placed and look good but they don't look too cluttered. A very enjoyable set of levels.

    Wow, all this commentry is really making me want to go play the set! I'm playing W.O.L.F. right now and that's the main reason I'm wondering if the two sets are comparable in quality or not really - since they do seem to suggest some similarity just by reading about them.
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    Post by Thomas Thu Jan 06, 2011 1:56 pm

    I also think they're hand in hand. A LOT of similarity. But that's what happens. Me and Serpens have a pretty similar style in a lot of places... Funny how I thought I was the only one who could see that.
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    Post by WolfForever Fri Jan 07, 2011 9:19 am

    Average? Somewhat surprised to see that vote come in. Too bad these polls are anonymous. Sad Still, it can give a good picture of the community opinion.
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    Post by WolfForever Sat Jan 15, 2011 9:10 pm

    Halfway through (first three episodes). From what I've seen they're in fact the weaker half, but they were generally quite enjoyable, so I really look forward to the last three! Only funny thing I've noticed is mutants are used in levels outside Episode 2, and Episode 2 has at least a few levels with few or no mutants - out of spirit with the original game. But it didn't affect the fun value. Oh, and clever secret exit on E3L7, if I didn't use saves there's no way I'd have gotten it right on the first playthrough!
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    Post by WolfForever Sun Jan 16, 2011 7:46 pm

    Finished all 6 episodes! The latter 3 are easily the better, the first 3 are good too though. This one's at least very good overall, probably excellent (as I initially voted, I believe). Only complaint was that mutant maps were spread out throughout the game; they should belong to E2, not much (if any) an affect to game fun though.

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