What is your favorite Level of B.R.P.D.

[Triloguy]

B.R.P.D. is well known. And (in my opinion) made good and bad levels.
Anyway (if you've played his levels) what's your favorite?

[Pseudonaut]

The Mucus Flow.

[SilverMiner]

What is B.R.P.D?

[dmslr]

58 minutes ago, SilverMiner said:

B.R.P.D

B.P.R.D's long-lost sibling.

[Devalaous]

BPRD was a very odd Doom mapper, making nonsense one day, then incredibly detailed memorable magnum opuses the next, then making trollish crap again. I enjoy Equinox, Grove and Mucus Flow, and wish there was more of that kind of stuff out there.

[SilverMiner]

On 1/21/2021 at 9:03 AM, Devalaous said:

making nonsense one day, then incredibly detailed memorable magnum opuses the next, then making trollish crap again.

Maybe he makes crap again absolutely consciously not to lose his old style?)))

[St. Mildly Annoyed]

On 1/21/2021 at 1:03 AM, Devalaous said:

BPRD was a very odd Doom mapper, making nonsense one day, then incredibly detailed memorable magnum opuses the next, then making trollish crap again. I enjoy Equinox, Grove and Mucus Flow, and wish there was more of that kind of stuff out there.

While I haven't played many of his wads before, he seems like the Distant Cry of doom mapping from what I know based on nuts and a few of his other works.

 

Edited July 9, 2023 by St. Mildly Annoyed

[Gibbitudinous]

that BRPD classic, the gaseous flow

Jokes aside, it's funny how BPRD's whole shtick seemed primed for cult classic status, with their most famous maps (outside of nuts.wad) all being incredibly beautiful but also incredibly forbidding due to their distinctly survival-horror-esque difficulty where you could easily screw yourself by shooting too much... in an fps game. The perfect combination to create a distinct aura of mystique around your work as a mapper.

[Lucius Wooding]

Everybody is asking about BPRD's best maps, but nobody is talking about BPRD's MIDIs. He might be my favorite Doom composer.

[LadyMistDragon]

Way to necro a thread....

 

But Grove.