#1 posted by Zwiffle [69.210.60.219] on 2004/10/01 00:01:36
Probably the best D3SP I've played so far, just because of the inclusion of the Shambler. The level was pretty straightforward without any difficult/surprising/tense areas, and the layout was very horizontal with almost no vertical movement whatsoever. Still, overall I think the quality of the areas is really good, and aside from one or two Imps-jumping-from-behind-doors places, the battles were pretty balanced also. The two different Shamblers are also pretty neat looking, the "boss" Shambler is kind of neat, but also kind of cliche'.
Not bad. Looking forward to the next one.
 Nicely Done
#2 posted by VoreLord [144.137.189.69] on 2004/10/01 05:29:23
To Be Continued
Looking forward to that.
 OMG
#3 posted by Shambler [82.38.194.13] on 2004/10/01 05:51:38
HERESY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111``...
 Ummm...
#4 posted by Kinn [217.43.151.34] on 2004/10/01 08:30:24
does anyone have a shot of this shambler model - I have to say I'm a little curious.
 I Demand Screenies Of Said Shambler
#5 posted by R.P.G. [24.136.230.101] on 2004/10/01 10:56:38
.
 BTW Daz
#6 posted by Scampie [216.220.241.97] on 2004/10/01 10:59:47
I slightly edited your news post to not sound like it was written by a completely drunken irc reject. Please be a bit more... sober... in the future.
 Yah
#7 posted by DaZ [80.189.56.179] on 2004/10/01 11:11:57
sorry I wasnt to sober at all when I wrote it...
If I can be arsed I will get a pic of the shambler, but it is quite nice and well animated too.. Its not white or furry, but has the same basic shape and attacks of "shambler classic".
 P.s Shambler
#8 posted by DaZ [80.189.56.179] on 2004/10/01 11:12:44
ROFL :D
 Litle Forgoted...
#9 posted by Trinca [194.65.31.249] on 2004/10/01 12:46:18
did you guys forget Quake maps? roulf grrrrr who cares about this shit game? make Quake maps!!! :)
 Question
#10 posted by metlslime [64.124.188.211] on 2004/10/01 15:41:29
Is this the same Obiwan that used to make quake maps (back in 1997?)
 Re-Question
#11 posted by VoreLord [203.51.207.11] on 2004/10/01 18:01:39
Well he says that he used to map for Quake 3, but don't know about Quake. Seems the use of the Obi-Wan wall decal/sign thingy he used in this Doom3 map is like a signature, because he said he used similar in Quake 3
 Question
#12 posted by Kinn [81.152.112.64] on 2004/10/01 18:20:26
Are these the droids you're looking for?
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#13 posted by necros [66.185.84.80] on 2004/10/01 19:48:07
maybe i'm just being picky, but i didn't really think the shambler was all that good... it didn't really resemble the original beyond having two big claw arms and shooting lightning...
much too slow, not white either. sort of the generic grey of most of the doom3 monsters.
 Necros
#14 posted by R.P.G. [24.136.230.101] on 2004/10/01 20:08:32
From the screenies, it looks like a Skaarj, but without eyes.
 What Necros Said
#15 posted by Kinn [81.152.168.239] on 2004/10/02 03:40:24
With those tight buns and rock-hard abs, that Shambler looks like it would be more comfortable in a white Dolce & Gabbana singlet, rather than a shaggy coat of hair.
 It Was A Rare...
#16 posted by pope [207.216.236.96] on 2004/10/02 18:00:11
shaved subtropical breed of shambler seen only on mars.
 Ok...
#17 posted by pope [207.216.236.96] on 2004/10/02 18:37:18
I just finished playing the map.
I actually liked the 'shambler' alot it suited the doom3 environment well even if its not the classic Quake shambler we all love its a new monster that when paired up with some others could be quite formidable.
The level itself was OK... the construction was solid , felt like an actual location of sorts, had a few good combat moments. Could really of used more ambient sound effects to spruce things up.
One major issue I had was taking that lift down , I collected the ammo/health etc... then went back to the lift to find it was at the top. I didn't clue in at first because the texture used was only visible from one direction, so I was looking through the base of the lift. Then the 'activate lift' gui didn't function at bringing the lift back down to me. After a quick run around looking for perhaps a ladder I sadly had to resort to using noclip and floating up the elevator shaft. This really took me out of the game. :(
It was also too short for me... perhaps because of how it ended, it DID leave me wanting more to play. I would of been happier if it was released with the following maps or had maybe a bit more of a conclusion after the final showdown.
 The Shambler
#18 posted by Lunaran [69.41.96.11] on 2004/10/04 14:15:42
Illustrates the feasibility of new monsters amazingly well. The thing lumbered too slowly to make it that effective of a monster, though, and hiding behind cover was too easy. Great fun otherwise, though.
And if it's To Be Continued then don't fucking release it. It seems like everyone's in a race right now to be the first to do this and that, so instead of finishing their projects they're releasing them bit by bit for notoriety.
At the moment I'm downloading everything for Doom3 that comes out because there isn't much. As the tide increases in the coming months as more people start working (once the SDK COMES OUT) I'll get back into the mode of filtering the good stuff liek I do usually.
 Kinn
#19 posted by kat [81.131.234.97] on 2004/10/05 21:35:57
you can find extensive info on the Shambler in the WIP section of the doom3world.org forums.
I really *hate* those stupid hidden wall closet monster spawns and nearly quit out of the game right there and then when those imps appeared. Other than that it was ok.
#20 posted by lightR [195.208.123.213] on 2004/10/06 07:29:43
I really *hate* those stupid hidden wall closet monster spawns
why,too challenging or too scary for you?
 I Didn't Mind The Hidden Wall Monsters
#21 posted by nb [203.109.254.50] on 2004/10/06 07:46:42
Viva la Doom! The walls slide upwards or downwards, never sideways...
But that spring-loaded Imp sitting behind an ordinary door like some grey toothy jack-in-the-box really pissed me off.
 LightR
#22 posted by kat [213.122.33.44] on 2004/10/06 12:49:52
ermm no... although we're playing a game based on fantasy it has to follow some inherant rules and logic based on reality, it make no sense what-so-ever for them to just *be there*.. did they spawn into those closets by mistake, did they deliberately hide in there waiting for players to pass by.. if so how did they get in there (where's the access button).... we're they locked in there by workmen, or are they wanting to find a discreat and quiet place for some 'personal' time...
 I Think
#23 posted by Zwiffle [69.210.70.215] on 2004/10/06 15:18:21
people read too much into wall closet monsters. Raar.
 The Shambler Guy...
#24 posted by obihb [198.54.202.115] on 2004/10/08 18:39:43
I came across this forum by mistake and saw my map getting some serious feedback here!.. :)
I'll try answer some questions here.
First thing I'll say is that even though it seems like it this level is not a do someming quick to be the first to release. I worked on it for a very long time since I built the level and did the Shambler and had to figure all the technical crap out. I actually jumped into the deep end with this map, taking on all the extras with cinematics and stuff.
I did build for Quake, actually started with Doom but never released anything. I think my first Quake map was "Prepare for Hell"... something like that.. :).
With the Shambler I did not try to make a complete remake of the old one but simply a redesigned one for Doom3. It was my first venture into the normal map way of modelling and thinking so it was a bit of learning curve to go through.
Being pissed off about the "To Be Continued" prooves that you like the map and want more and then I accomplished what I wanted. Believe it or not but to make this map is alot of work and it takes time, more than I want to spend on one map so I break it. I know the map is pretty short but hopefully cool to play through. For future maps I might concentrate on something else, some other details and leave other stuff out. Don't know.
I don't care about rules and logic. I'm not a fan of "REAL" games. I do what I like and what I want. If you don't like it, don't play it. The Imps are behind the wall because I put them there, no other reason. The map is there because I made it.
That's about all of it.
Thanks for all this feedback. I always hope for at least one person to have fun with the map I release.. I always have fun building them!.. :)
 Obihb...
#25 posted by DaZ [80.189.52.227] on 2004/10/08 18:52:52
Alright mate, glad u found this place :)
 Obi-wans Map001 Doom3 SP MAP
#26 posted by FragMite [24.78.51.64] on 2004/10/09 15:50:12
http://tenfourmaps.telefragged.com...
the 2nd post i wrote a review of Obi-Wans Map001 giving it a 98% rating.
I didnt mind "To Be Continued" Because after the intense gameplay I was looking forward to seeing more so keep on with your creative mapping because i wanna frag some more Demons & if possible for Map002 ADD another Quake 1 monster into the mix like the Vore
 The Vore
#27 posted by Zwiffle [69.210.56.234] on 2004/10/09 15:56:05
would be awesome. The coolest monster in Quake. Would work well with the Vagary, no?
 Almost The Same
#28 posted by pope [207.216.236.96] on 2004/10/09 17:54:17
thing... even w/ little spikey balls.
 98%!!!
#29 posted by metlslime [66.135.131.90] on 2004/10/10 00:56:38
That doesn't leave much room for improvement. Does that mean this is about as good as doom3 maps can ever be?
 98%
#30 posted by pushplay [68.148.157.110] on 2004/10/10 02:38:39
We can reasonably expect the bar to be gradually raised as time goes on. A great Q1 map 5 years ago doesn't look so great now, but it would still have deserved a high score at the time. That said, 98% is awefully high.
 Sounds Like A Typically Inept Abuse Of The Scoring System.
#31 posted by Shambler [82.38.194.13] on 2004/10/10 05:56:51
#32 posted by Scampie [66.231.198.188] on 2004/10/10 10:43:16
no, see, later on in d3's life, mappers will have to earn bonus points by spelling their name correctly in the .txt files and answering the essay questions with in depth discussion and knowledge.
I hope to get 124% on my first map.
 Scampie
#33 posted by R.P.G. [24.136.230.101] on 2004/10/10 11:37:56
You think you can actually complete the complex task of actually finishing and releasing a map?
 RPG:
#34 posted by metlslime [66.135.131.90] on 2004/10/10 16:44:27
dude, he's a pro at it.
 Or
#35 posted by pope [207.216.236.96] on 2004/10/11 02:06:58
he's fired
 Completing A Map Is No Trivial Task
#36 posted by Friction [213.243.160.111] on 2004/10/11 06:50:43
Especially a complex one. The compile takes over three minutes already! Oh the pain!
 Quite Good For A Starting Map.
#37 posted by Shambler [82.38.194.13] on 2004/10/20 13:45:01
Yes one of the more impressive maps seen. Good intro, like starting outside. More coherent than other D3 SP custom maps and some decent designs too.
Needed a lot more ammo, I had to leave the chaingunner and other monsters behind as I didn't want to run out. Other than that the gameplay was pretty decent.
The Shambler and Cybershambler are very good monsters in their own right, however they are ***NOT*** Shamblers, I wish you'd done a proper Shambler but hey ho.
#38 posted by [213.158.8.111] on 2004/10/21 23:05:31
any working urls for screens of this map?
#39 posted by [213.158.8.30] on 2004/10/21 23:19:32
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