What an amazing level. Loved that spike tower thingy nearing the end

Forgot to post a comment on this great map. Has some of the coolest brush machinery I've seen, great fights, and an excellent style using a nice combo of id and knave textures. The ending can be pretty brutal if you don't figure out the easiest way to play it, so here's some advice if you don't mind spoilers:

The moving platforms make dodging the nails a bit easier than usual, but there are also buttons you can shoot that block the nails in an alternating pattern. There's no need to kill all the enemies right away; you can focus on dodging their attacks and avoiding nails until the platforms stop moving. Also, until that happens, try to avoid getting smushed. You'll have more leeway for all this if you go in with as close to full health and as much armor as possible.

I love everything about this map. Is this from a newcomer? Never heard of Spiper before. A must play! Simply amazing. Thank you

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Wonderfully creative map. I liked it the first time I played it, but it's only after repeat play-throughs that I appreciate how inventive it really is. The interconnected layout and the machinery are both great, and I can't imagine the time and effort that went into crafting them. I wasn't a fan of the respawning ammo and some of the textures, but it would be unfair to criticize the map for those minor things when it has so much going for it.

Awesome, freaky map. The last area is a crazy challenge that I must admit I did really badly at, but it was still fun!

Simply fantastic level bursting with creativity and good design. Tje central gimmick of shoot-switches operating multiple gizmos is interesting and well-executed. The layout is very non-linear, interconnected, and full of secrets (I got 8/9), some of which let you approach encounters in totally different ways. The difficulty is reasonable on skill 2, and the final setpiece is quite a challenge indeed. I won't spoil it, but it's quite a crazy setup that took me many tries to conquer. The texturing and architecture are great, although unfortunately there are some fullbright pixels (which is odd to see in a 2017 map).

I see another commenter complaining about respawning ammo - which I normally dislike - but it's kind of necessary considering the very high amount of non-secret shoot switches. You wouldn't want to run out of ammo just from exploring/backtracking through the level.

The last bit took a lot of my time and patience, I was certainly not expecting to re-experience Battletoads in Quake, and I'm glad it's over. The rest of the map was a lot of fun however.