Who makes the most varied maps?

[scifista42]

Ribbiks

Ribbiks surely has imagination for creating varied abstract structures and varied setpiece slaughter-battles, but in the end, ALL of his maps share this "abstract structures + setpiece slaughter-battles" formula, which makes me think that his style is not really varied, let alone most varied. He also rather strongly overuses "wavy curves".

[Jaws In Space]

Doomkid said:

I was about to say, pcorf definitely deserves a mention for this list.

I completely disagree with putting Pcorf on this list, for being one of the most prolific mappers of all time all his work is extremely similar & instantly recognizable. The biggest change I've ever really seen him make was with the release of his recent Star Wars mod.

[yakfak]

just wanna mention Azamael's work in Absolute Life Transformation:

that two-toned blood/slime fall masterpiece
three maps with an abandoned/condemned city feel including a really beautiful train station
the should-be-infamous "GOD IS DEAD" sadistic anti-map
a rooftop "boss" map where you flee from a cyberdemon across chasm-like scenarios
a weird, silly metaphysical "story" map on a nazi-filled aircraft
an enemies-come-to-you slaughter fortress
a trio of weird-ass nukage bases with really varied, occasionally mean gameplay
an abstract, teleport-rife bloody scar in the landscape
a cave map hiding some great weird masonry
the three-parter finale featuring massive alien architecture, bizarre colours, puzzle solving under cybie pressure, hidden map player-hating, etc

worth mentioning. his maps need more demos on DSDA in general, along with every other contribution to ALT really