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| Author: | JPal |
| Title: | Forgotten Fortress |
| Download: | jpqm3.zip (45d93dc3bb994ac4b15e1e31f045d294) |
| Filesize: | 3399 Kilobytes |
| Release date: | 18.05.2020 |
| Homepage: | |
| Additional Links: | Func_Msgboard • |
| Type: | Single BSP File(s) |
BSP:  • PAK:  • PROGS.DAT: • Custom Models/Sounds: | |
Files in the ZIP archive
| File | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
| README - jpqm3 - Forgotten Fortress.txt | 3 KB | 18.05.2020 |
| id1/maps/jpqm3.bsp | 7917 KB | 18.05.2020 |
| id1/maps/jpqm3.map | 5667 KB | 18.05.2020 |
jpqm3.zip
Forgotten Fortress
Large Wizard-textured castle. The map source is included.Note: This map requires a source port with increased limits + BSP2 support.
Tags: large, wizard, castle, fortress, bricks, medieval, source, limits, bsp2
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User Rating: 4.3/5 with 15 ratings
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Nice little classic level. Kind of tight, got stuck here and there, but overall very well put together.
Here is the updated version of this map. It addresses some potential ammo issues at the very end for skill 2 players and a few minor things:
http://www.quaketastic.com/files/single_player/maps/jpqm3v2.zip
I've lately played JPal's first three levels and they are getting better by each release. Gameplay wise, classic Quake at its best with fun secrets. Looks have that subtle old-school solidness to them. Recommended.
Though as stated in the related Func_ thread by Vorkosigan, picking up the gold key which is tied to ammo spawns crashes the game if you play with QS (0.93.2) - even in the updated version. So I've switched to QSS and went on from there without any problems.
I agree entirely with erc: the first three Jpal maps are all very much of a piece, but each a a little better than the last. This time around, there is more sense of place, and some nice atmosphere especially at the start. The main explore-and-kill portion of the map is very much like the two predecessors, but the climax is much more satisfying. All in all, this is a real step forward.
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Did you read the file's readme?