/vr/ - Retro Games

I have good memories of the Star Ship Troopers TC.

Even send the author a postcard back in the day per his request. :D

>>2277405

I tried playing that Duke Forever mod on my actual dos pc, but it seems they modified eDuke in such a way that just using the dos port of eduke doesn't seem work. :/

>>2277475
Then don't use the dos port?

>>2277475
why not just use the pc you've used to type this message right now

>>2277475
Anon, I don't want to insult you, so might I ask, why don't you just play it on a regular computer?

>>2277475

Anon i have an old pc too, but i play old stuff on it, the mod is from 2013.

>>2277495

Because I enjoy playing on original hardware.
That's why I build the thing, to experience it like I did back in 94.

Sure I could play it on this beast of a batcomputer, but it just feels right to play it on my tiny white cased 166mhz pc with accompanying 14" crt monitor. :)

I love original hardware.

>>2277528

Not when they modify the game to work specifically on a modern pc anon >>2277524

>>2277528
>original hardware
b-but anon...

>>2277524

I know that its from 2013, but thats whats so interesting to me.
I waited and waited years for Duke Forever, and in the end we got that.. well console shooter.
so just playing the mod on the ol' dos computer would kinda reignite that feel of back then ya know.

Hell I'd play Brutal Doom on my dos machine if it wasn't so taxing.

>>2277405
DUKE NUKEM: the dream.

http://youtu.be/ZidDb263aTY


It's a really good mod that feels like you're playing a horror game

>>2277531

pfff they only modified eduke32.exe to load some intro stuff, hardly specifically coded for superior machines.

there are even eduke dos ports available.

>>2277528
>original hardware

You DO realize that it came out in 1996, right? And that it released on Microsoft Windows, RIGHT?

>>2277541
This reminds me an awful lot of the Holder series.

>>2277553

Duke3D was an MS-Dos game, not windows.

as for 94 I wasn't specifically talking about duke, but more talking about a certain era in gaming.

>>2277553

A win98 machine would the perfect for duke to be honest.

>>2277560

a win98 machine would play that DOS game alright yeah.

>>2277562
Are you autistic by any chance?

>>2277565

Haha you fucked up so you result to insults, you're the autistic one here.

>>2277405
I think the best maps the community has made tend to be single-level maps, but I enjoyed the Duke Hard "campaign" more than the DNF one.

DNF has a lot more fancy tricks and added features, whereas Duke Hard is a really solid set of well-made, short, action-packed levels. If you can't tell from the name the premise is that you're moving up floor by floor of a skyscraper a la Die Hard.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=227710775

Full disclosure: This is my own stuff. I think it holds up reasonably well, although I was always much better at detailed architecture than fun gameplay. 4 is probably the peak of the series.

>>2277567
I didn't fuck up anything little boy. But apparently someone's getting increasingly autistic about the specifics of a fucking video game which doesn't fucking matter on what you play it.

If you want to get "specific", any game for Windows XP is technically a "DOS" game, considering Windows XP is still technically an MS-DOS system.

>>2277578
Nice, will check it out.

>>2277565

What ?
Most people on /vr/ build win98 machine for DOS and old games.

>>2277579

I played Duke3D in 96 on a pure DOS pc, purely under DOS.
I am actually right now playing it purely under DOS, on a computer that has NO Windows on it at all.

Even mentioning Windows XP shows your age, you are the little boy here.
I miss 1996 because angry little shits like you weren't born yet or were still just pooping in their diapers.

I was putting computers together when you were still suckling on your momma's teets.

Come on, more insults. act your age little boy.

>>2277579
>Windows XP is still technically an MS-DOS system.

>NT system technically an MS-DOS system

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

AHAHAHAHAHAHAH

>>2277587
>>2277590
>being a samefag

Hahaha, holy shit, this kid is fucking autistic.

Okay buck-o, sorry to disturb you!

>I miss 1996 because angry little shits like you weren't born yet or were still just pooping in their diapers

Haha, just like your mom?

>>2277596
>>Haha, just like your mom?

I'm 36 you angry little toddler :D

inb4 insulting my age, because that's what you are, a true autistic little boy that can't win an argument so you hop from every insult to another but you keep losing the argument.

also inb4 claiming i edited the screenshot.

>>2277587
There's no way in hell you were putting anything together other than your Pokemon card collection because I refuse to believe an adult typed something as immature as this.

>>2277596

I'm not samefagging >>2277590
Saying that XP, an NT based system, it's technically a DOS based system, it's laughably wrong.
I wasn't even in the thread, i have seen your reply while lurking the main page.

>>2277604
inb4 insulting my age, because that's what you are, a true autistic little boy that can't win an argument so you hop from every insult to another but you keep losing the argument.

>Can't spell
>Can't use grammar
>Randomly calls out his age

Yup, and I'm 40 years old.

>>2277606

Keep trying little boy, while you're being all super angry here I'm gonna be sleeping in bed dreaming about all the sweet games I've played over the years.

King's Quest II on my dad's Atari ST, Friday the 13th on my Aunt's Amiga 500 (which is now mine)
Playing Defender on my neighbours C64 (the first kind)

Playing King's Valley at school on the MSX2.

Going from International Karate to Street Fighter 2 to KOF XIII.

Good times, shit you missed out and are now trying to pretend you were a part of.

Mmmm Aliens TC for Doom, Platoon TC for Duke, Monkey Island EGA for Atari ST, VGA for MS Dos.

Sonic 1 on my MD back in 91 on our big Philips crt tv.

Riding my bicycle to my friend's house and playing the romz on their Super Wildcard DX1.

Mmm all your insults can never take away all those wonderful memories. :)

>>2277567
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>>2277623

You are both behaving like two 8 years old kids trying to win an argument.
Stop it.

>>2277604
>36 years old
>still on 4chan

On top of that, you spazzed out when he asked if you were autistic. You're a fucking sperg.

>>2277623
>>Can't spell
>>Can't use grammar

I think I'm doing pretty good for someone who's native tongue is not even English.

And if you're 40 then you must have a mental disability, because you sure come across as a disturbed individual.

Attacking someone online because they enjoy something, way to go. :)

Holy shit what a mess of shitposting in this thread. Are the janitors asleep?

>>2277635

you.. do realize we're in /vr/ right? that is bound to attract people who actually experienced that era.

And you're the one who started it, you're the true autist here.

I merely stated my intention to enjoy something, and you raged like the little cunt you are :D

>>2277635
>36 years old
>still on 4chan


That's not the problem, the problem is when people behave like that.
Or like you anon.

>>2277638
>Are the janitors asleep?
Unless the shitposters ARE the janitors.

>>2277628
>Mmm all your insults can never take away all those wonderful memories

The fuck are you talking about, autismo? I said you were autistic because you're refusing to play a mod that was released in 2013 because it doesn't have support for MS-DOS. THAT'S autistic.

>An unusual focus on pieces. Younger children with autism often focus on parts of toys, such as the wheels on a car, rather than playing with the entire toy. (unusual focus on the technology centered around the retro hardware required to play retro games)

>Preoccupation with certain topics. For example, older children and adults may be fascinated by video games, trading cards, or license plates. (fascinated with retro hardware and the games released on them)

>A need for sameness and routines. For example, a child with autism may always need to eat bread before salad and insist on driving the same route every day to school. (constantly needing to play retro games on the hardware it was released on)

>>2277638

The guy is always slow when dealing with shitposting, but if you talk even for a second about a single game for GBA, he will delete everything related to it.


Hey guys, can we talk about botkai ?

>>2277647

Is this a retro game board where we can talk about last gen titles ?

MUTHAFUCKING JANITORS ASLEEP,

POST pr0n

>>2277639
>/vr/
>people who actually experienced that era

What "era"? Retro is relative, you sperg.

>and you raged like the little cunt you are

Calling you a sperg and mentioning you're 36 is raging? Lol, okay. Nevermind the fact that you're still sperging and calling people "little cunts" because you're a fucking tard.

>>2277651

This is /vr/, when the janitors are asleep we talk about 6th gen.

Or maybe some people just see more then you do? like the fact that the game comes as a duke3D group file and there are dos executables available.

Some people just like solving puzzles, its a hobby.

but you.. seem so focused on seeing autists everywhere, so.. preocupied with the topic of autism, coming here every day looking for "autists".

Perhaps its time to look in the mirror, I think you'll find your autist.

>>2277659
>going through mental gymnastics to approve of his own behavior

>>2277658

Am i the only one pissed at the pricing of the new metal gear on PC ?

>>2277661
>say hi
>you're an autist
>disagree
>only autists disagree cause they're autists
>4chan logic

>>2277495
>anon, why don't you play it on a regular computer

Okay, seems reasonable so far.

>>2277528
>because I enjoy playing it on original hardware

Okay, a little obtuse and doesn't even attempt to accommodate himself to actually play the thing he's complaining about not being able to play, but so far, not too horrendous.

>>2277534
>>2277531
Some anon's point out the faults in his logic.

>>2277542
Okay, now he seems a bit disgruntled.

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>>2277643

SHITSTORM

>>2277664
stupid fuck.gif

>>2277664
No, more like

>says something retarded
>gets called a retard
>LOL FUCK YOU YOU'RE A STUPID LITTLE BABY

>this fucking thread

>>2277669

No, more like.

>talk about something
>get insulted
>explain reasons
>get insulted more
>insult back
>shitstorm.

Are Duke Nukem threads always like this, or did I just happen to browse in at a man-baby hour?

>>2277671

literally /v/ tier

>>2277672
>talk about something

He was a dumb shit who was told "play it on the proper tech", then bitch-fitted about it because he couldn't jerk off onto his MS-DOS machine.

FUNFACT: Ignoring ways to solve problems doesn't mean your a victim, it means you're a chuckle-fuck who doesn't listen.

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>>2277683
>reddit

>>2277674

You just witnessed a rare (for /vr/) shitflinging battle between two idiots.

>>2277681

I still don't see why you felt it necessary to be such an enormous dickbag simply because I wanted to play a mod on an old dos computer.

Some people enjoy the road, not just the finish.

>>2277685
>idiots

I just don't have time for people who don't listen.

>>2277686
>some people enjoy the road, not just the finish

How the fuck does that even make sense? If the game is available to play on more than one platform, then it's the same fucking road, and the finish is exactly the same.

DICK KICKEM IS SRS BZNS FUCKERS ATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATA

>>2277685
>two

>>2277691

For me playing it on other hardware is a part of the experience,
same reason why I play C64 demo's on my C64, and rom translations with flashcarts on the original systems.

For me the hardware is part of the experience, if you don't feel the same okay, but I do.
and you can insult all you want, but that won't change how I feel about it.

Emulators and ports and whatnot are fine and dandy, but I got tired of that years ago.
I just want to tinker with the old hardware because sometimes I miss those era's.

>>2277685
I also do my own stunts.

>>2277691
>>2277686
Crt fucking tier argument.

>>2277686
>>2277689
>>2277691

>>2277697
>and you can insult all you want, but that won't change how I feel about it.

Yea, I don't really care how you feel. Duke Nukem Forever 2013 wasn't designed on an MS-DOS computer so your "argument" holds literally zero weight.

You can still fruitlessly attempt to run it on an MS-DOS machine, I really don't care if you get it working or not.

>>2277696

It look like a two people argument.

>>2277706

Such rage, what a shame.

>>2277710
Yea no, the rage is coming from the hick-billy who's mad people are telling him how to play it and he's blindly ignoring us because "muh retro".

FUNFACT: I played Duke Nukem back on an old piece of shit machine in 1996. Ran like garbage then, and I don't think going back and running it again will change that fact, especially when modern controls are FAR superior (it's not even an argument).

HELP ME, SOMEONE HELP ME, I'M TRYING TO STEER THIS THREAD BACK ON TRACK, BUT THERE'S SIGNIFICANT RESISTANCE!

>>2277714

You win anon, I now understand that only you were the right one! your countless barrage of insults have won you the battle. I now understand that my hobby was wrong. I shall never attempt to do something for fun again.

Congrats anon, your mighty autist/idiot/rage insults have won you the battle.
You shall no doubt win the next battle as well, for your insults are a firm weapon, capable of destroying every attempt at fun.

LOL at these two retards going back forth, literally laughing here XD

Everyone, lighten up, this stuff is funny and funny is good for you!

>>2277724
You're right, there is no fun allowed, not when dipshits like you wander into threads like this and derail everything because you don't have the common sense to play things how they work.

You heard it here folks, NO FUN ALLOWED, from the "36 year old man" who's "angry I told him how to play a mod"! NO FUN ALLOWED!

>>2277724
>>2277739
OP Here.

I've been trying to ignore this shit, and I've replied to a few on-topic posts, but this is seriously starting to piss me off.

Go take your hobbies, and your "tech support" fucking elsewhere. The fact that you liken your hobby to me and others here is trivializing the thread, the only thing THESE POSTS have been doing, is destroying every attempt at "fun" in this thread. It's not about getting mods to work, it's not about things you find "fun", it's about mods.

Quit fucking ruining things because you're all conceited assholes who are angry at each-other.

>>2277756
>OP Here.

This isn't your thread anymore, buddy.

Get with the program or get lost.

>>2277576
>Duke Hard

Hell Yeah

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcfRUmEdxvg

http://www.moddb.com/mods/duke-hard


OP you should also definitly try:

DOS compatible episode for DN3D :
WGRealms 1
ADG Episode
Daikarin

standalone total conversion which come with EDuke32 iirc:
WGRealms 2
AMCTC

There are others obviously but those are some of my favourite

>>2277763
No, I'm fucking triggered.

This shitlord came into MY thread and is now declaring "no fun allowed" all because he was dismissive of some trivial little hobby he had? FUCK THAT, take it to another fucking thread, in fact, he can start his own thread about how he doesn't like people who don't consider his interests, I DON'T CARE, you all started ruining this thread which was started in order to BE fun, when you started bickering about fucking RETRO technology. This isn't a RETRO computer thread, this isn't a tech support thread, this is a FUN thread that was supposed to be centered around people sharing mod episodes that they ENJOYED. He can kindly fuck off with his pretend-bullshit anger over that other fuck who responded to him, and go to fucking /b/ for all I care. The only "No fun allowed" in their retarded mess of an argument.

FUCK, OFF.

>>2277769
I already downloaded Duke Hard.

Do those DOS compatible episodes work with Eduke32?

I already got screwed over once with tons of Dark Forces 1 mods that didn't work on modern systems (were incompatible with 64 bit systems)

>>2277776
>Do those DOS compatible episodes work with Eduke32?

Of course, the contrary can't be said though, obviously.

The thing is though, depending on the kind of fucked up install the episode/mods comes with, you may have trouble installing it to run with EDuke32. Usually it's not a problem, for episodes/mods, you should have a .grp file and maybe a bunch of other files, put them into a "newfolder" in your EDuke32 directory and select that "newfolder" in the "custom game content directory" part of the startup window of EDuke32.

But some older episodes or mods may come with some weird dos installers that can be trouble, but I don't think it's the case with the ones I mentionned.

WGRealms 2 and AMC TC are standalone and you don't have to worry about anything. They're great total conversions but they have little to do with DN3D anymore unlike say, DNF mod, or Duke Hard.

Hope you enjoy Duke Hard

>>2277579
Yeah no. Get fucked neo /v/.

>>2277638
Man shut the fuck up. This is 4chan at its best.

>>2277769
Duke Hard a shit. You and your boys can't into level design NESfag, sorry m8

This is best thread i saw here in last three months

>>2277628
>Keep trying little boy, while you're being all super angry here I'm gonna be sleeping in bed dreaming about all the sweet games I've played over the years.
seriously?

>>2277796

NESfag is a BUILD god, try harder

>>2277845
NESfag, please

>>2277845
clearly not a level design god tho :^)

What is the best sourceport of D3D? Does the megaton edition come with the WADs or whatever they're called?

>>2277874
Megaton is pretty bad. Forced 32 bit visuals, fake widescreen supports (actually zooms in...), glitches that didn't exist in the original and the ones that did exist are more likely to happen, etc

Megaton does come with all 3 official add-ons. However in multiplayer the levels were modified for "better multiplayer support", but not done in a very good way...

Best sourceport would be EDuke32, unless you want to play online. EDuke32's online is broken atm.

The easiest way to play online is Megaton, so it's good for that. However the online is laggy in that.

>>2277578
You seem like a really cool guy with all that rant about feminism going on and Rammstein midi playing in the background but I have to admire the effort you put into mapping. I watched the first 5 mins and holy fuck it looks like fun.

>>2277578
Nice map but the commentary was both 2fast4me (most boxes las 1-2 secs) and many comments are 3meme5me

But the map is nice, 3 stars out of 5

>>2277880
Hey NESfag. How do i get into DN3D mapping? is their a modern equivalent to Trenchboom or Doombuilder?

>>2277541
Is that only me or that sound effects taken form Afraid Of Monsters?

>>2278094
Mapster32, the level editor that comes with EDuke32, is the best one. There are tons of new features that make mapping faster, easier and more convenient.

However there is no such thing as a level editor like Doom Builder. Mapster32 still uses the same old interface, based on the same old obscure key combinaisons that you have to learn.

>>2278121
Well, did Afraid Of Monsters make its own sound effects? I don't know but I highly doubt that. Maybe they both took the same sounds.

>>2278094
Mapster32, the level editor that comes with EDuke32, is the best one. There are tons of new features that make mapping faster, easier and more convenient.
>However there is no such thing as a level editor like Doom Builder. Mapster32 still uses the same old interface, based on the same old obscure key combinaisons that you have to learn.

>>2277796
I'm not NESfag and I liked Duke Hard quite a bit. They aren't the greatest levels I've ever seen, but the smallish sizes means you can blast through as a fast pace, and there's decent variety. The boss fight is pretty intense too.

>>2277880
>Megaton is pretty bad. Forced 32 bit visuals, fake widescreen supports (actually zooms in...), glitches that didn't exist in the original and the ones that did exist are more likely to happen, etc

It's running the game on OpenGL, not the original DOS game.

>>2277578
I'm having trouble on the Bobsp4 level, it feels like I'm not doing something correctly. I reached Duke's minisub base, but I don't have the blue key card, and it says I need to get the weapon upstairs in order to cripple the aliens reactor core.

I have this AI chip or whatever, but what the hell do I use it on?

>>2278219
It feels like I'm doing something INCORRECTLY*

>>2277880
>Megaton is pretty bad. Forced 32 bit visuals, fake widescreen supports (actually zooms in...), glitches that didn't exist in the original and the ones that did exist are more likely to happen, etc

It's running the game on OpenGL, not the original DOS game.

And it's nowhere near being "pretty bad", the only thing "pretty bad" about it is the Vsync issue. Unless you're a nostalgia-fag (and living up to your name), there's no reason NOT to like megaton edition, especially when it COMES with Duke Nukem Classic, so there's literally absolutely no excuse NOT to like it.

In fact, I just tried it out, and compared to the original, Megaton Edition is actually zoomed OUT, the sound quality is superior, with an updated soundtrack. As for the original, there are 2 key differences, there either seems to be more shadows, or that shadows are more noticeable. Darkness seemed a lot denser in the original. The second difference is that sprites (namely enemies) seem a lot more "fat" or "wide".

>>2277578
I'm having trouble on the Bobsp4 level, it feels like I'm not doing something correctly. I reached Duke's minisub base, but I don't have the blue key card, and it says I need to get the weapon upstairs in order to cripple the aliens reactor core.

I have this AI chip or whatever, but what the hell do I use it on?

>>2277628
OH YEA? WELL AT LEAST I'VE KISSED A GIRL!

>>2277628
Lol, I don't think anyone cares or wants any of your memories, both considering we have memories of our own, and I don't think anyone would want memories like yours if it made us act anything you currently do. I'm actually somewhat thankful for that much right now reading through your pathetic posts.

Jesus fucking christ.

>>2278256
You're saying there is no reason not to like it and then list things that are wrong with (like the fucked up shadows)

Saying it's zoomed out is wrong though. In widescreen mode it's zoomed in to fit the screen, which is not true widescreen support because you actually see less instead of seeing more.
Unless they actually put in some real widescreen since last time I checked, but I doubt that.

As for enemies being "wider", sounds like you're not playing in the correct aspect ratio...

But opengl does come with an issue with sprites (and namely enemies) : the true 3D makes them look a lot more flat, especially when you look all the way up or down.
DN3D was never meant to be played in true 3D, if it had been true 3D to begin with, they probably wouldn't have used sprites.
In some situations, when an enemy is high above or below you, the true 3D is also cheating, because the player is able to see and shoot enemies and things that are high up or way below him, that he wouldn't be able to see and shoot in the original and shouldn't be.

Not offering the possibility to play the game in 8-bit, 2.5D video mode, is just lazy. Lazy is the word that describes best Megaton anyway.
As for saying it comes with the original in dosbox, that's not an excuse. People are paying for a sourceport, if they wanted to play the original in dosbox, they'd dust off an old copy or buy the gog version.


This is on top of what I mentionned, like the glitches and the modified add-on maps. But there are also other, a bit more technical, things that are broken in Megaton. For instance sprites behind another semi-transparent sprite will tend to flicker. A lot. Just an example.

There is no honestly reason to play Megaton over EDuke32 unless it's to play multiplayer.
EDuke32 has its share of issues, but they are VERY minor compared to Megaton. And it's free.

>>2278274
>You're saying there is no reason not to like it and then list things that are wrong with (like the fucked up shadows)

The shadows aren't "fucked up", so I have no idea what you're talking about here. In fact, I just realized it was because I was playing with shadows on "fast" instead of "accurate", which darkens/adds more of them. Still, it's not quite like the original (shadows were more pixelated), though that's probably due to the rendering differences between the original game and its OpenGL counter-part. Which is better is entirely subjective.

>Saying it's zoomed out is wrong though. In widescreen mode it's zoomed in to fit the screen, which is not true widescreen support because you actually see less instead of seeing more.

Pic related, in-game screenshot. It's far from "zoomed in".

>especially when you look all the way up or down

This has always been a problem with 2.5D shooters, regardless of rendering methods.

>they probably wouldn't have used sprites.

Seeing as Quake was the first FPS to ever use 3D modeled enemies (came out before Goldeneye and Turok), and the technology was still somewhat new at the time, no, they probably wouldn't have.

>Not offering the possibility to play the game in 8-bit

Why would they do that when it's not even an 8 bit game? Not even DOOM was 8 bit.

>People are paying for a sourceport

Well then they're idiots that just got fucking robbed, since source-ports are free. What they were paying for with DN3D was an "updated" compilation of Duke Nukem 3D.

"Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition is the definitive compilation of the landmark first-person shooter that includes enhanced versions of Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition and three unique expansion packs as well as the original version of the classic game."

Says it crystal clear on the store page.

>There is no honestly reason to play Megaton over EDuke32 unless it's to play multiplayer.

And built-in Steam Workshop support.

800*600

"widescreen".

as for the shadows
> Which is better is entirely subjective.

The kind of shading dynamics and contrasts they made and wanted was with the 8bit renderer in mind. With Megaton's renderer, the contrats are not the same. The shadows not as dense, everything a lot more smooth and uniform, you can see farther in the distance, etc etc
It may be a matter of opinion which you like best, but it's not a matter of opinion to know which is the intended one, and which it is not.

Also it does not just come from the fact that it's an opengl renderer. EDuke32's opengl renderer is much more faithful to the original as far as shadows are concerned. It's funny because Megaton actually used EDuke32's code to improve the shadows (it used to be much worse).

>Why would they do that when it's not even an 8 bit game? Not even DOOM was 8 bit.

I don't even know what to answer to that...

Look, I've been following the advance of DN3D sourceport for nearly 14 years. Everything from the first DOS EDuke, to Jonof, etc
This is not just "my" opinion. Everyone in the DN3D community knows and will tell you Megaton is a major step back as far as DN3D sourceports are concerned, that it's lazy, full of glitches. Basically everything I've told you and much more.

In comparison your level of expertise is that of someone who plays a DOS game in 4/3 resolution stretched fullscreen on his widescreen and who thinks "the game makes the enemies wider".

Stop it.

>>2278363
>And built-in Steam Workshop support.

As for the workshop, it only supports a small percentage of community content. Anything with custom art, sound, coding (etc), will require manual installion (= not supported by the workshop itself).
It also doesn't support mods or episodes.
So it only supports maps, and it only supports vanilla and jonof compatible maps. There are tons of maps that EDuke32 supports, which megaton doesn't. Others which will be glitchy unless you modify them etc

And the maps on there are only a small percentage of what was ever made. I know because I have uploaded more than 50 maps myself, some of my favourites but also some I made, either alone or with other mappers (2 of which you can find in the top2 "top rated all time")

in other words it's very minor compared to what one can do outside of the workshop.

And Megaton's modding support (outside of the workshop) is also very minor compared to what one can do with EDUke32.

Oh my god, I wake up and this thread STILL hasn't been clean? Has /vr/ just been utterly abandoned?

>>2278445
Stop being a stuckup fagget, shit's awesome and hilarious.

Best thread in a while for me since I Was both interested in the topic (never played a single Duke3D mod, would love to try) AND I was invested in the hilarious shitstorm.

TWO thumbs up. EXCELLENT thread.

>>2278454
Funny how you see a discussion as "shitstorm".
By funny I mean scary, you're too used to /v/ level of posting I guess...

can't wait for the Total Meltdown mod to be finished

So /vr/ has now reached the point where playing games on original or era-appropriate hardware is hugely controversial.

Ok.

>>2278472
that pig cop looks FUCKED UP

>>2278474
Bitch, leave.

>>2278480
So you're some tourist from /v/ who's deeply offended that people are into retro gaming on the retro gaming board? Kind of like how tourists from Facebook are offended that there's anime on the anime site?

Ok.

Favorite individual user map?
I'll star with timecop

>>2278671
Honestly it's hard just to mention one... But recently I fell in love with Insurance Overload. The map isn't ground breaking or anything, but it's classic-style DN3D mapping at its finest.

I made a video of the map but you should play it yourself
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGMezsfr4VQ

>>2278474
Neo /v/ has to shit everything up it seems.

>>2278445
If you don't like this kind of shit you seriously need to go back to reddit. 4chan isn't about circlejerking faggot.

http://dukenukem.wikia.com/wiki/The_Lost_Duke_Episodes_2.0
http://www.moddb.com/mods/duke-lost-episodes

I remember it being very charming, and episode 4 is interesting because it has spatial paradoxes (like in that secret Duke level, Teardrops) and at least one mission with time travel in it.

>>2278671
RCPD. Large multifloor police station, lots of choice in routes and interconnected paths.

WGCity and Border Town are also great city maps.