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MAIN2.WAD

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MAIN2.WAD (MAIN2D2.WAD --Doom 2 Version) is just a slightly revised version of my first Doom level. Mainly, it was revised to fix small textures errors (not much) and expand a far wall outside of the house. That's it. The below description is what Main.wad was originally.

MAIN.WAD is a "DOOM" clone for episode one/mission one [Ultimate DOOM]. The primary function for this wad is to use it as a base for future reference in JERRY.WAD. The environment is based on the house I've lived most of my life....

As you begin your quest (your goal is simply "to get out!!"), you would be in front the computer. I've duplicated the environment as you would be first sitting where I first created this wad on the computer in my room. So this is your trip: "to get out of this hell house!!!"
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nice and simple
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Zalewa

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And I actually liked this map. It's horrid in its 1996 technicalities, but it's definitely creative. I loved that fight with arch-viles on the top floor.
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Short but definitely not bad 1996 map. Compact layout, gameplay is action-packed. The end is a bit disappointing after having found the BFG. Nowadays UV is considered as easy. But rated as 1996 level: despite being short and some flaws typical for those days, 3* for the action.
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Doomkid

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It's not often people wait 19 years to convert their Doom1 maps to Doom2 format, I'm giving it 3* for that funny little oddity alone!
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mrthejoshmon

mrthejoshmon

  
This is one of the good old MYHOUSE.wad maps you commonly get in compilations and shovelware. The map plays like arse and you are left wandering a hideous house with terrible design choices. There is also a Doom 2 and Ultimate Doom version of the map so you can pick your poison... Your painful, slow poison...
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An interesting layout ruined by awful flow, half-baked gameplay, and abhorrent texturing.
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An amusing level in some ways, but it was not really worth revising. It offers a few seconds of fun thanks to enough powerups and a BFG, and is well interconnected for a 1996 level, but the gameplay is mostly just annoying. The progression is not quite as simple as the description suggests, due to strangely placed keys, and the monster placement is practically random.
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not good. the ending was stupid.
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This is dated December 1996, which is very late for one of these awful old house maps. It feels two years older, and presumably comes from a time when the only people in France who could afford a PC also owned large houses. It simulates storeys with a teleport, but it's just a bloody house; no fun to play at all.
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Worst house level ever...
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Map designed after the author's house, with peculiar visuals and mediocre gameplay. Can probably be skipped.
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