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.. is described as the hardest official Doom map ever made. It's map 32 of Final Doom (Plutonia Experiment).
just played it this weekend, i cant believe i never did. i was bored and opened up zdoom and warped to map31 of Plutonia (CyberDen) just for the heck of it. no ammo or weapons or whatsoever. i made it and got teleported to 'Go 2 It'.

jesus fuck what a blast the hard part about this map isnt the kabillion enemies (the weakest being mancubi) really, its the fact that everytime you do something in part A, part B releases 5 or 10 Archviles who will resurrect like theres no tomorrow
that and the 18 cyberdemons you encounter

i made it in 32 mins. par time: 30 seconds :icon19:

anyways. if you never played this map, go 2 it already. i did it without cheating myself some weapons, so dont you dare .

just wanted to share

If you want to see something awesome, download the world record speedrun of it.

You can find it at the COMPET-N website. If you're not on Windows 98 9so you can use Doom2.exe), you'll need prBoom to playback the demo.

Imagine the remake in doom 3... 0.1fps woo!

I'll have to load it up later when i get a chance...

Mogul wrote:If you want to see something awesome, download the world record speedrun of it.

You can find it at the COMPET-N website. If you're not on Windows 98 9so you can use Doom2.exe), you'll need prBoom to playback the demo.

speed run == reaching the end of the map? or get 3x 100% in the least amount of time ?

Speed run == completing the map/entire game as fast as possible. Wasn't D2 done in just over twelve minutes?

aw
i prefer 100%s over par time
although the entire game might be fun to watch once

Well, you can probably find both. There are all kinds of categories at COMPET-N.

As for DOOM II in 12 minutes, there are a couple of catches. Well, the first thing is it's like 14 minutes or something. But other than that, it's tool-assisted. The guy that did it (Andrey Buhko [not to be confused with Larua "BahdKo" Herrmann]) was using tools to aid him. Like, he could record this little segement 500 times until he got it right, etc. So it was done over a period of days. It wasn't real-time.

Now, that said, it's pretty entertaining, still. Oh, and it's only Ultra Violence, not Nightmare. He has a tool-assisted nightmare run, but it's slower and less entertaining than his tool assisted UV run.

The current legitimate speedrun record for DOOM II on Nightmare is 29:56 and was set just in October if I remember correctly.

oh so that 14 minute run is like that MarioBros 3 speedrun thingy then

Editing speed runs is so gay.

Yeah. The guy actually _does_ everything you see, but it's the product of hundreds of attempts per, you know, moment, or whatever. It's not done in a single, clean run.

If you want the real stuff, go to COMPET-N.