Re: HL2DM contest winners
Posted by mazemaster on Sun Mar 20th at 6:30pm 2005
Winning maps look good. I'm going to have to wait until I play them some more before passing judgement.
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Re: HL2DM contest winners
Posted by Agent Smith on Sun Mar 20th at 9:20pm 2005
After playing Overpass I can confidently say that Torque was a much
better map and would have been a more deserving winner. Dead ends,
cramped tunnels, few open areas, props blocking movement everywhere,
tiny doorways and a number of other things make Overpass something
thats okay, but needs a hell of a lot of work. I'd say valve were
impressed with the visuals and nothing more, particularly with doorways
you can't access but seem to lead into another area, as opposed to
boarded up doors. And thats about it. What a gip.

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Re: HL2DM contest winners
Posted by ReNo on Sun Mar 20th at 9:44pm 2005
Underpass got posted on mapcore a while back and recieved quite a lot
of feedback, so I'm sure it would be the Ferret we know. Mapcore is
down for me at the moment so I can't get you a link, but the beta was
posted there and the download might still be functional.
EDIT: Agent, were you playing the right map? The winner is "underpass", not "overpass".
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Re: HL2DM contest winners
Posted by Agent Smith on Sun Mar 20th at 11:00pm 2005
Sorry, I meant underpass. I checked out the link that nooba posted.
It's a cool looking map, but just doesn't seem to be set out well
enough for a good DM map. Construction, etc is great, but layout is
lacking.

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