/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10195836
TNT has that kind of thing going, once you know some of bullshit so you don't have to figure it out, it's more fun. Doesn't make Metal, Habitat, or Baron's Den any more fun, because they stink, but you can save a lot of the chore by knowing ahead of time what you're supposed to goddamn do.

Speaking of Baron's Den, it's gonna throw a very retarded curveball at you, once you get there, there's a pretty good chance you'll be stuck and have no idea where the hell to go, so when that happens, come back and unspoiler this image to learn what's up.

>>5404760
>first 20ish maps are pretty damn good
>after this point quality starts to vary
>most maps here are ok, but all the substandard or bad maps are grouped around here
>you've mostly passed TNT's high points by now
Baron's Den and Habitat are the ones which are genuinely fucking shitty, the former is really halfbaked and hides the red key in a crude manner, which is really easy to miss and frustrating, and Habitat is not just hideous to look at, but plays really weakly (the author of this map made only one other, Map 01 for Icarus, which oddly, is pretty decent).

Mount Pain is one which is very mixed. It's needlessly large, and it has some areas which are nothing short of "Oh god, why did you do this?", but there's enough parts which are decent that I can't look at that level and call it outright awful, but there's enough rough parts that I can't look at it as a whole and say "that's pretty good".

Last Call is kind of a weak final boss map. Most Bossbrain levels, including the original in Doom 2, aren't particularly strong, and I'd say it about compares; not great, but also not so bad that you would want to just stop playing (it's short enough anyway).