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| − | *[[Doomworld Mega Project 2013]] | + | * [[Doomworld Mega Project 2012]] |
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| + | * [[Doomworld Mega Project 2015]] | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 21:18, 25 January 2017
Doomworld Mega Project 2014 is a collaborative megawad, containing thirty-five maps by thirty-five different mappers from the Doomworld Forums. As with the 2012 and 2013 editions, it accepted any and all maps for Doom 2, regardless of map format, theme, content, and quality. The only limitations were that maps could not use the MAP07 or MAP30 slots or include secret level exits, and could not be potentially damaging to the user (e.g. by using scripts to change port settings, or using zip bombs.)
The project was started by Chris Balch (TimeOfDeath) on 11 January, 2014, and the final version was uploaded into the idgames archive on 21st of October.
The final megawad was divided into two WAD files: DMP2014.wad contains maps for vanilla Doom, limit-removing ports, and Boom, which are split into two episodes by empty maps. The second WAD is zDMP2014.wad, and contains maps for ZDoom, though a development build is required.
Content
LevelsDMP2014.wad
zDMP2014.wad
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SoundtrackDMP2014.wad
zDMP2014.wad
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See also
- Doomworld Mega Project 2012
- Doomworld Mega Project 2013
- Doomworld Mega Project 2015
- Doomworld Mega Project 2016
