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| − | '''Chillax''' is a [[megawad]] compiled by an anonymous author and noted for its extreme difficulty. Most, perhaps all of the maps are plagiarized from other WADs<ref>{{dwforums|70669}}</ref>, with monsters liberally added in. The mapset is often played on [[ | + | '''Chillax''' is a [[megawad]] compiled by an anonymous author and noted for its extreme difficulty. Most, perhaps all of the maps are plagiarized from other WADs<ref>{{dwforums|70669}}</ref>, with monsters liberally added in. The mapset is often played on [[ZDaemon]] servers and is meant for [[cooperative]] play, though some of its maps have also been [[speedrun]]ned in single-player mode. |
| − | The megawad was originally named "Phmlspd" and contained modified speedmaps by [[Phml]], taken from his WAD of the same name. While Phml was not opposed to his maps being copied (as he gave permission to reuse and modify maps in their textfiles), he was upset at the title, which implied that the modified Phmlspd mapset was officially condoned by him, and protested on the [[Skulltag]] forums, which led to the megawad being quietly retitled. <ref> | + | The megawad was originally named "Phmlspd" and contained modified speedmaps by [[Phml]], taken from his WAD of the same name. While Phml was not opposed to his maps being copied (as he gave permission to reuse and modify maps in their textfiles), he was upset at the title, which implied that the modified Phmlspd mapset was officially condoned by him, and protested on the [[Skulltag]] forums, which led to the megawad being quietly retitled. <ref>{{idgames|file=levels/doom2/Ports/megawads/sf2011|title=Text file for Slaughterfest 2011|linkonly=1}}</ref> |
== Content == | == Content == | ||
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|MAP19||speed17 MAP05 | |MAP19||speed17 MAP05 | ||
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| − | |MAP20||{{ig|id= | + | |MAP20||{{ig|id=16272|title=Infernal Fortress}} |
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|MAP21||{{ig|id=16209|title=The Hell Cave}} | |MAP21||{{ig|id=16209|title=The Hell Cave}} | ||
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|MAP36||{{ig|id=9941|title=Scary Mike}} | |MAP36||{{ig|id=9941|title=Scary Mike}} | ||
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| − | |MAP37|| | + | |MAP37||[[Crestfallen]] |
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|MAP38||KMega1 MAP11 | |MAP38||KMega1 MAP11 | ||
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|MAP45||jthbeta3 MAP09 | |MAP45||jthbeta3 MAP09 | ||
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| − | |MAP46|| | + | |MAP46||Macabre MAP04 |
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|MAP47||[[Vile Flesh]] [[MAP01: Administration (Vile Flesh)|MAP01]] and [[MAP32: Spider Web (Vile Flesh)|MAP32]] | |MAP47||[[Vile Flesh]] [[MAP01: Administration (Vile Flesh)|MAP01]] and [[MAP32: Spider Web (Vile Flesh)|MAP32]] | ||
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|MAP44||The Song||{{wp|Alexander Brandon}}||{{wp|Tyrian (video game)|Tyrian}}||01:47 | |MAP44||The Song||{{wp|Alexander Brandon}}||{{wp|Tyrian (video game)|Tyrian}}||01:47 | ||
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| − | |MAP45||State of Rage||Maxime Tondreau||||05:08 | + | |MAP45||State of Rage||Maxime Tondreau (Psychedelic Eyeball)||||05:08 |
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| − | |MAP46|| | + | |MAP46||Blade Runner End Titles||{{wp|Vangelis}}||{{wp|Blade Runner}}||04:31 |
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|MAP47||Spark Mandrill theme||||{{wp|Mega Man X (video game)|Mega Man X}}||01:56 | |MAP47||Spark Mandrill theme||||{{wp|Mega Man X (video game)|Mega Man X}}||01:56 | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
| − | {{wp|Jace Hall}} used this mapset with the "[[Hard Doom]]" monster replacer and the [[Zandronum]] port to organize a challenge, entitled "Doom Arena", for interested players; with monetary rewards for those managing to complete a level.<ref>{{zanforums| | + | {{wp|Jace Hall}} used this mapset with the "[[Hard Doom]]" monster replacer and the [[Zandronum]] port to organize a challenge, entitled "Doom Arena", for interested players; with monetary rewards for those managing to complete a level.<ref>{{zanforums|t=2797}}</ref> |
| − | <references/> | + | ==References== |
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[[Category:Megawads]] | [[Category:Megawads]] | ||
[[Category:PWADs by name]] | [[Category:PWADs by name]] | ||
Revision as of 17:29, 30 June 2018
Chillax is a megawad compiled by an anonymous author and noted for its extreme difficulty. Most, perhaps all of the maps are plagiarized from other WADs[1], with monsters liberally added in. The mapset is often played on ZDaemon servers and is meant for cooperative play, though some of its maps have also been speedrunned in single-player mode.
The megawad was originally named "Phmlspd" and contained modified speedmaps by Phml, taken from his WAD of the same name. While Phml was not opposed to his maps being copied (as he gave permission to reuse and modify maps in their textfiles), he was upset at the title, which implied that the modified Phmlspd mapset was officially condoned by him, and protested on the Skulltag forums, which led to the megawad being quietly retitled. [2]
Content
Levels
1. ^ MAP30 is divided into eight separate sections, the first seven of which are shaped such that they spell "CHILLAX" on the automap. These are based on areas from previous maps in the WAD. |
Soundtrack
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Trivia
Jace Hall used this mapset with the "Hard Doom" monster replacer and the Zandronum port to organize a challenge, entitled "Doom Arena", for interested players; with monetary rewards for those managing to complete a level.[3]
