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| − | '''32 in 24''' is the first edition of the [[32in24 (series)|32in24 series]] of [[PWAD]]s. It contains 32 [[deathmatch]] maps, all of which were created on 16 June, 2007. | + | '''32 in 24''', also referred to as '''32in24-1''' is the first edition of the [[32in24 (series)|32in24 series]] of [[PWAD]]s. It contains 32 [[deathmatch]] maps, all of which were created on 16 June, 2007. |
| − | 32in24's original concept was introduced by [[Shaikoten]], who sarcastically suggested on OFTC's [[Unidoom (IRC channel)|#unidoom]] channel that the members of [[Unidoom]] should make a 32 map deathmatch [[megawad]] in 24 hours. With the encouragement of [[Dean Joseph (deathz0r)]], a thread was posted on Doomworld to organize the project, and the | + | 32in24's original concept was introduced by [[Shaikoten]], who sarcastically suggested on OFTC's [[Unidoom (IRC channel)|#unidoom]] channel that the members of [[Unidoom]] should make a 32 map deathmatch [[megawad]] in 24 hours. With the encouragement of [[Dean Joseph (deathz0r)]], a thread was posted on Doomworld to organize the project. The session began at midnight EST, and finished on the following midnight. |
| − | The project was compiled by Joseph, and the WAD was uploaded to the [[/idgames archive]] on 27 June, 2007. It has received mostly positive reviews. | + | The goal of 32 maps in a single 24-hour period was achieved with less than half an hour to spare, but nevertheless, a total of 38 maps were submitted to the project, with six maps from authors who had made more than two levels being cut from the final WAD to bring it down to 32 maps (see [[#Cut maps|cut maps]]). |
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| + | The project was compiled by Joseph, and the WAD was uploaded to the [[/idgames archive]] on 27 June, 2007. It has received mostly positive reviews, and the success of the project made way for the 32in24 concept to expand into a whole series, branching out into other game modes. | ||
== Content == | == Content == | ||
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=== Levels === | === Levels === | ||
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* {{maplinkgen|MAP02|Dropp|32 in 24}} by [[Sarah Mancuso (esselfortium)]] | * {{maplinkgen|MAP02|Dropp|32 in 24}} by [[Sarah Mancuso (esselfortium)]] | ||
* {{maplinkgen|MAP03|Napoleon Complex|32 in 24}} by crisandwitch | * {{maplinkgen|MAP03|Napoleon Complex|32 in 24}} by crisandwitch | ||
| − | * {{maplinkgen|MAP04|BROWN1 sucks|32 in 24}} by Revenant | + | * {{maplinkgen|MAP04|BROWN1 sucks|32 in 24}} by [[Revenant (mapper)|Revenant]] |
| − | * {{maplinkgen|MAP05|Obligatory Shotgun Temple Arena|32 in 24}} by Nes | + | * {{maplinkgen|MAP05|Obligatory Shotgun Temple Arena|32 in 24}} by [[Nes]] |
* {{maplinkgen|MAP06|The Hanger|32 in 24}} by leileilol | * {{maplinkgen|MAP06|The Hanger|32 in 24}} by leileilol | ||
* {{maplinkgen|MAP07|Sledgehammer|32 in 24}} by Infurnus | * {{maplinkgen|MAP07|Sledgehammer|32 in 24}} by Infurnus | ||
* {{maplinkgen|MAP08|The Core Complex|32 in 24}} by [[Przemek Zimny (alterworldruler)]] | * {{maplinkgen|MAP08|The Core Complex|32 in 24}} by [[Przemek Zimny (alterworldruler)]] | ||
* {{maplinkgen|MAP09|Cezanne|32 in 24}} by [[Brett Harrell (Mechadon)]] | * {{maplinkgen|MAP09|Cezanne|32 in 24}} by [[Brett Harrell (Mechadon)]] | ||
| − | * {{maplinkgen|MAP10|The Rats|32 in 24}} by Mephisto | + | * {{maplinkgen|MAP10|The Rats|32 in 24}} by [[Mephisto]] |
* {{maplinkgen|MAP11|Brown Building|32 in 24}} by OobyDoo | * {{maplinkgen|MAP11|Brown Building|32 in 24}} by OobyDoo | ||
* {{maplinkgen|MAP12|Knee Deep in Shit|32 in 24}} by Climhazzard | * {{maplinkgen|MAP12|Knee Deep in Shit|32 in 24}} by Climhazzard | ||
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* {{maplinkgen|MAP14|Basefree|32 in 24}} by Sarah Mancuso (esselfortium) | * {{maplinkgen|MAP14|Basefree|32 in 24}} by Sarah Mancuso (esselfortium) | ||
* {{maplinkgen|MAP15|Angry Fish|32 in 24}} by [[John Oksasoglu (Tango)]] | * {{maplinkgen|MAP15|Angry Fish|32 in 24}} by [[John Oksasoglu (Tango)]] | ||
| − | * {{maplinkgen|MAP16|Swiss Salami|32 in 24}} by DD_133 | + | * {{maplinkgen|MAP16|Swiss Salami|32 in 24}} by [[DD_133]] |
* {{maplinkgen|MAP17|Super Square!|32 in 24}} by Climhazzard | * {{maplinkgen|MAP17|Super Square!|32 in 24}} by Climhazzard | ||
* {{maplinkgen|MAP18|Warpath|32 in 24}} by [[Ronald Lubbelinkhof (Dutch Devil)]] | * {{maplinkgen|MAP18|Warpath|32 in 24}} by [[Ronald Lubbelinkhof (Dutch Devil)]] | ||
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* {{maplinkgen|MAP22|The Tower|32 in 24}} by Infurnus | * {{maplinkgen|MAP22|The Tower|32 in 24}} by Infurnus | ||
* {{maplinkgen|MAP23|Bloodpit|32 in 24}} by Ronald Lubbelinkhof (Dutch Devil) | * {{maplinkgen|MAP23|Bloodpit|32 in 24}} by Ronald Lubbelinkhof (Dutch Devil) | ||
| − | * {{maplinkgen|MAP24|Stair City|32 in 24}} by Nautilus | + | * {{maplinkgen|MAP24|Stair City|32 in 24}} by [[Nautilus]] |
* {{maplinkgen|MAP25|Meatball Carnage|32 in 24}} by Matt Cibulas (RottKing) | * {{maplinkgen|MAP25|Meatball Carnage|32 in 24}} by Matt Cibulas (RottKing) | ||
| − | * {{maplinkgen|MAP26|MEAN GREEN|32 in 24}} by zap610 | + | * {{maplinkgen|MAP26|MEAN GREEN|32 in 24}} by [[zap610]] |
* {{maplinkgen|MAP27|Alter of the Tech Base Castle of the Apocalypse|32 in 24}} by [[Andrew Wood (Catoptromancy)]] | * {{maplinkgen|MAP27|Alter of the Tech Base Castle of the Apocalypse|32 in 24}} by [[Andrew Wood (Catoptromancy)]] | ||
* {{maplinkgen|MAP28|Good Times|32 in 24}} by Nautilus | * {{maplinkgen|MAP28|Good Times|32 in 24}} by Nautilus | ||
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* {{maplinkgen|MAP32|Jailhouse Roll|32 in 24}} by leileilol | * {{maplinkgen|MAP32|Jailhouse Roll|32 in 24}} by leileilol | ||
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=== Soundtrack === | === Soundtrack === | ||
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* MAP06: ? | * MAP06: ? | ||
* MAP07: MIDI rendition of "{{wp|Sledgehammer (Peter Gabriel song)|Sledgehammer}}," by {{wp|Peter Gabriel}} | * MAP07: MIDI rendition of "{{wp|Sledgehammer (Peter Gabriel song)|Sledgehammer}}," by {{wp|Peter Gabriel}} | ||
| − | * MAP08: | + | * MAP08: [[GothicDM 2]]'s MAP12 MIDI by [[Mark Klem]] |
| − | * MAP09: | + | * MAP09: MIDI rendition (by Stockman) of "Place of S.O.D." from ''{{wp|The Combatribes}}'' |
* MAP10: ? | * MAP10: ? | ||
* MAP11: ? | * MAP11: ? | ||
* MAP12: ''no replacement'' | * MAP12: ''no replacement'' | ||
| − | * MAP13: | + | * MAP13: MIDI rock remix (by Arthur Prawitt) of Mission 4 BGM from ''{{wp|Double_Dragon_(video_game)|Double Dragon}}'' (NES version) |
* MAP14: "[[Doom music|Deep into the Code]]" by Robert Prince ''(from [[Doom]])'' | * MAP14: "[[Doom music|Deep into the Code]]" by Robert Prince ''(from [[Doom]])'' | ||
| − | * MAP15: | + | * MAP15: MIDI rendition (author unknown) of "Crush Crawfish Stage" from ''{{wp|Mega Man X3}}'' |
| − | * MAP16: | + | * MAP16: MIDI rendition (by Dave Phaneuf) of "The Long Distance of Murder" from ''{{wp|F-Zero X}}'' |
* MAP17: ''no replacement'' | * MAP17: ''no replacement'' | ||
* MAP18: "The End of DOOM" by Robert Prince ''(from Doom)'' | * MAP18: "The End of DOOM" by Robert Prince ''(from Doom)'' | ||
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* MAP26: ? | * MAP26: ? | ||
* MAP27: ? | * MAP27: ? | ||
| − | * MAP28: | + | * MAP28: "Passport Please" (PASSPORT.MID) from {{wp|Windows 3.1x}} |
* MAP29: ? | * MAP29: ? | ||
* MAP30: MIDI rendition of "{{wp|She Loves You}}" by {{wp|The Beatles}} | * MAP30: MIDI rendition of "{{wp|She Loves You}}" by {{wp|The Beatles}} | ||
| − | * MAP31: | + | * MAP31: MIDI metal remix (by The One with the Beard) of "Still More Fighting" from ''{{wp|Final Fantasy VII}}'' |
* MAP32: ? | * MAP32: ? | ||
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* [[Intermission screen]]: MIDI rendition of the {{wp|Seinfeld}} theme by {{wp|Jonathan Wolff (composer)|Jonathan Wolff}} | * [[Intermission screen]]: MIDI rendition of the {{wp|Seinfeld}} theme by {{wp|Jonathan Wolff (composer)|Jonathan Wolff}} | ||
{{col-end}} | {{col-end}} | ||
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| + | == Cut maps == | ||
| + | As the project overshot its target of 32 maps, instead reaching a total of 38, six maps were cut in order to bring the final WAD to 32 maps. These maps were from authors who had submitted more than two levels to the project, to allow for a greater number of different authors across the WAD. The cut maps are as listed as follows, with their submission number and the session time elapsed at the time of submission. | ||
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| + | * ''Pandora's Box'' by DD_133, the third map to be submitted, at 01:42. | ||
| + | * ''No John, You Are the Demons'' by DD_133, the fourth map to be submitted, at 01:42. | ||
| + | * ''Brick Face'' by leileilol, the eighth map to be submitted, at 04:54. | ||
| + | * ''Combat Bastard'' by Matt Cibulas (RottKing), the thirty-first map to be submitted, at 23:38. | ||
| + | * ''Interior of Sandy Petersen's House'' by Sarah Mancuso (esselfortium), the thirty-fourth map to be submitted, at 23:55. | ||
| + | * ''The Castle'' by Infurnus, the thirty-seventh map to be submitted, at 24:04. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
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{{32in24}} | {{32in24}} | ||
| + | {{DEFAULTSORT:32in24-01}} | ||
Revision as of 01:03, 20 December 2019
| 32 in 24 | |
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| Authors | Various (YEDS) |
| Port | Boom-compatible |
| IWAD | Doom II |
| Year | 2007 |
| Link | Doomworld/idgames |
32 in 24, also referred to as 32in24-1 is the first edition of the 32in24 series of PWADs. It contains 32 deathmatch maps, all of which were created on 16 June, 2007.
32in24's original concept was introduced by Shaikoten, who sarcastically suggested on OFTC's #unidoom channel that the members of Unidoom should make a 32 map deathmatch megawad in 24 hours. With the encouragement of Dean Joseph (deathz0r), a thread was posted on Doomworld to organize the project. The session began at midnight EST, and finished on the following midnight.
The goal of 32 maps in a single 24-hour period was achieved with less than half an hour to spare, but nevertheless, a total of 38 maps were submitted to the project, with six maps from authors who had made more than two levels being cut from the final WAD to bring it down to 32 maps (see cut maps).
The project was compiled by Joseph, and the WAD was uploaded to the /idgames archive on 27 June, 2007. It has received mostly positive reviews, and the success of the project made way for the 32in24 concept to expand into a whole series, branching out into other game modes.
Content
Levels
|
Soundtrack
|
Cut maps
As the project overshot its target of 32 maps, instead reaching a total of 38, six maps were cut in order to bring the final WAD to 32 maps. These maps were from authors who had submitted more than two levels to the project, to allow for a greater number of different authors across the WAD. The cut maps are as listed as follows, with their submission number and the session time elapsed at the time of submission.
- Pandora's Box by DD_133, the third map to be submitted, at 01:42.
- No John, You Are the Demons by DD_133, the fourth map to be submitted, at 01:42.
- Brick Face by leileilol, the eighth map to be submitted, at 04:54.
- Combat Bastard by Matt Cibulas (RottKing), the thirty-first map to be submitted, at 23:38.
- Interior of Sandy Petersen's House by Sarah Mancuso (esselfortium), the thirty-fourth map to be submitted, at 23:55.
- The Castle by Infurnus, the thirty-seventh map to be submitted, at 24:04.
External links
| 32in24 series | |
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| Sessions | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Diet | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 |
| Related | YEDS |
