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| Author: | Qubix |
| Title: | Security Base |
| Download: | simmer1.zip (ded742772743b6e3bd73081f203f6852) |
| Filesize: | 332 Kilobytes |
| Release date: | 25.05.2002 |
| Homepage: | |
| Additional Links: | Ten Four • |
| Type: | Single BSP File(s) |
BSP:  • PAK:  • PROGS.DAT: • Custom Models/Sounds: | |
Files in the ZIP archive
| File | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
| simmer1.bsp | 817 KB | 25.05.2002 |
| readme.htm | 3 KB | 26.05.2002 |
simmer1.zip
Security Base
A small base map. The brushwork is promising but the gameplay is a bit boring.Tags: small, idbase
Editor's Rating: Average
User Rating: 2.9/5 with 7 ratings
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The map is decent, as long as the brightness is tuned to the maximum, as i needed to do that even though i played it at night.
I don't see the brushwork as promising. In my opinion is a bit below iD maps.
Rather jolly, though it's over rather too soon, and rather abruptly. Feels very much like a dry-run for SIMMER2, which of course it exactly what it is. That one is definitely better.
I find the description above a tad confusing, because the gameplay didn't seem boring (unless you consider fiends and spawns jumping out of the shadows "boring"). I actually found it entertaining and 65-75 enemies in a smallish map is pretty healthy. Several of the rottweilers were reinforced too, requiring more rounds to go down than normal.
However, I do agree with Cocerello that there are several areas that are rather dark and could use more contrast. Nothing was pitch black though. Not bad!
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