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Author:Sonya Roberts
Title:Court Despair
Download:cdespair.zip (3a8823fe70b39cb357f4a64172219b57)
Filesize:698 Kilobytes
Release date:11.09.1997
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Type:Single BSP File(s)
BSP: ✔ • PAK: ✘ • PROGS.DAT: ✘ • Custom Models/Sounds: ✘

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cdespair.txt4 KB11.09.1997
cdespair.bsp1623 KB11.09.1997

cdespair.zip

Court Despair

Small medieval mansion with new textures.

Tags: small, realism, mansion, textures

Editor's Rating: Average
User Rating:
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Fr3n Guest 7 October 2012, 5:30
for a 1997 "realism"-themed map, this is actually quite good. the "bedroom" looked a whole lot better than I expected.
Spirit Registered 7 October 2012, 12:13
Indeed, thanks for making me play it. Good example how "Quake is always brown" is completely wrong. This looked quite different from most maps.
sg.cal Guest 8 January 2014, 8:31

who is the idiot that enter my quake darkplaces servers!?

Cocerello Registered 21 September 2014, 23:26

Played on normal and nightmare. 4/5 secets found.

Quite good for its time, if we ignore brushwork and some bits of crampiness, this would be decent for nowadays standards. Hub based mainly 2D layout with some side areas. Difficulty a bit lower than ID maps, and decent varied combats. NG needs a better placement, the ammo/health and armour placement and quantity is adequate. Secrets are decently placed and hidden. For a realisn-based map, it is neatly done.

JMP Registered 28 February 2017, 19:15

I downloaded this after reading that the paintings in Roger Staines's Elsinore were originally created for this map. While Elsinore is more polished and expansive, this is a very creative map with great secrets and a few challenging combats. The only drawback is that it's cramped, but it's still worth playing even today.

ubiquitous Registered 30 September 2018, 23:03

I appreciate that there was some creativity at work here and it certainly doesn't feel like a cookie-cutter Quake map. Pretty well made by the standards of the day, although the lighting and brushwork doesn't stand up to modern standards.

I never seemed to have enough ammunition.

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