#DOOM 2 INMOST DENS MOD#
In short, it is a unique, bold experience, experimental even by D2 standards, an evolutionary dead end that has yet to be overshadowed by its progeny. Release date: FebruA gameplay mod replacing all of the weapons and enemies of Doom to take after the weapons and enemies of Dark Forces. I have yet to see a PWAD with MAP15's sheer verticality, though I am somewhat of a noob, so take this with a grain of salt. 100 monsters, items, and secrets on ultra violence with pistol. Industrial Zone takes this to its logical extreme, and the result is not only the most excessively, domineeringly vertical maps in D2, but in all of Doom-dom. 50 Dislike Share Xendemo 4.34K subscribers Walkthrough for Map 14 of Doom II: Hell of Earth - The Inmost Dens. Romero's style has always been at least partially defined by a high degree of verticality, something present even in E1, relative to Hall and Petersen's work, and very prominent in his work on D2 and Sigil. While I have seen many a fan interpretation of MAP11, MAP17, MAP20, MAP25 and MAP29, I have yet to find one of MAP15. However, from what I've seen, the genre tends to draw inspiration primarily from Petersen's take on the concept, epitomized by MAP13, rather than Romero's. This is of course not to suggest that there have not been D2-style city levels made since, there have, many of them. I find Industrial Zone to be one such dead end. 65.5K subscribers 97K views 9 years ago A playthrough of Map14 of Doom II (The Inmost Dens) on the Ultra-Violence difficulty for the PC. DooMAD 14:33, (EST) This can be fixed by putting the disambig template before the levels template. I think there are a few articles where this is the case. On the flip side, when an experimental design ends up being a creative dead end, it has a tendency retain some of its wow-factor even after progress has left it by the wayside, since there isn't really a bigger, better version to overshadow it. Talk: MAP14: The Inmost Dens (Doom II) Back to page View source Resolutions issue The disambig-msg for corresponding maps is partially obscured by the levels template at 800圆00. The bounds of what is possible are always being pushed, and I find that longevity tends to lie in the subtler aspects of level design. The level progression is certainly non-linear, but rather awkward due to the number of one-way drop-offs you have to make, and teleports. Sure, they were bold and inventive from a gameplay standpoint upon release, but I find such experimental design ages less elegantly than the tried-and-true atmospheric hallways of the original three episodes.
I find most of Doom 2's levels quite forgettable, personally. While neither this map nor Downtown look anything like an actual city, I feel Romero's attempt is more successful overall in capturing the spirit of one. A playthrough Doom II - Hell On Earth on the Ultra-Violence difficulty for the PC.
It makes me feel like a very small being lost in a very large and inhuman space. It has a domineering atmosphere, a sense of mystery and of place. There is something special about this map.
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