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| Author: | BassLexa |
| Title: | War Church |
| Download: | war_church.zip (05451de8ebb3b795c4f251e8415ec567) |
| Filesize: | 15549 Kilobytes |
| Release date: | 25.08.2021 |
| Homepage: | |
| Additional Links: | |
| Type: | Single BSP File(s) |
BSP:  • PAK:  • PROGS.DAT: • Custom Models/Sounds: | |
Files in the ZIP archive
| File | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
| War Church/war_church.bsp | 111110 KB | 25.08.2021 |
| War Church/war_church.lit | 6198 KB | 25.08.2021 |
| War Church/war_church.map | 13020 KB | 25.08.2021 |
| War Church/war_church_basslexa.txt | 2 KB | 25.08.2021 |
war_church.zip
War Church
Large, spacious military base/stronghold fortifying an old church. The map source is included.Note: This map requires a source port with increased limits + BSP2 support.
[Cannot be run through the Quake Injector]
Tags: large, base, realism, turrets, industrial, limits, bsp2, source
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User Rating: 4.1/5 with 14 ratings
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After playing (and highly enjoying) Plowing Through just yesterday, seeing the second map by BassLexa uploaded here earlier today was a nice surprise. War Church keeps the author's take on the base theme, spacious and varied, with lots of authentic brushwork, fine detailing and moody lighting: though the flow is more streamlined, the gunplay is a bit relaxed and the running time is shorter compared to the first one. Was expecting lots of secrets (they were great in Plowing Through) but felt a bit let-down when I realized there were only two. Nevertheless, another familiar-yet-unique map from the author that is definitely worth playing.
First run demo - recorded with QSS x64 build 21-07-08 while playing through Copper 1.16 (18 mins):
quaketastic.com/files/demos/warchurcherc.7z
Really nice map, but i can't play it via quakespasm port i use, because map radically drops in FPS after going upon some items/triggers/spawns (including silver key).
Another very entertaining map. Amazing that BassLexa is a new mapper and this is so soon after the last one. This has lots more of that detailed brushwork he will undoubtedly now be known for. Definitely feels like a real base.
Great quad run. Exploration is rewarded. My first run through on Skill 2 was appropriately difficult. I finished with many unkilled enemies and only 1 secret. Guess I have to give it another go.
I think this level might have a soft lock, not sure. At the end, I activated the last rocket switch before finishing the four button sequence. It didn't let me on the rocket.
I did the same. There's a way, not immediately obvious, though. Look for a blinking light.
I played this using QSS 0.93.2 with no issues detected.
What a lot of fun this was! This was the second BassLexa map I've played this week and it's really pretty amazing that this is the author's second map. Very nice in a lot of different areas. What I like the most aside from the large, uncramped areas, is that it's obvious that the author spent a lot of time creating mechanical gagets and other really cool furniture to fit in with the base/ industrial theme. That church was beautiful, and kinda creepy at the same time with all the pews ripped out of the center and some stacked up to block a door as though to try to keep the evil out.
Great job and keep them coming!
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