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'''MAP06: Fistula''' is the sixth map of [[Final Doom (PlayStation)|PlayStation Final Doom]], and the sixth map of the Master Levels episode. It is based on the PC version of [[MAP01: The Fistula (Master Levels)|MAP01: The Fistula]] from the [[Master Levels for Doom II]], with modifications to accommodate the PlayStation's framerate and memory limitations and add enhancements such as [[colored lighting]]. It uses the [[PlayStation Doom music|music track]] "The Foulness Consumes".
 
'''MAP06: Fistula''' is the sixth map of [[Final Doom (PlayStation)|PlayStation Final Doom]], and the sixth map of the Master Levels episode. It is based on the PC version of [[MAP01: The Fistula (Master Levels)|MAP01: The Fistula]] from the [[Master Levels for Doom II]], with modifications to accommodate the PlayStation's framerate and memory limitations and add enhancements such as [[colored lighting]]. It uses the [[PlayStation Doom music|music track]] "The Foulness Consumes".

Revision as of 07:46, 18 January 2021

PlayStation Final Doom maps
TNT episode

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Plutonia episode

25 26 27 28 29 30

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This is a console version
of a PC level.

This level occupies the map slot MAP06. For other maps which occupy this slot, see Category:MAP06.

MAP06: Fistula is the sixth map of PlayStation Final Doom, and the sixth map of the Master Levels episode. It is based on the PC version of MAP01: The Fistula from the Master Levels for Doom II, with modifications to accommodate the PlayStation's framerate and memory limitations and add enhancements such as colored lighting. It uses the music track "The Foulness Consumes".

The author of the original level was Christen Klie. Changes for the PlayStation port were authored by Tim Heydelaar.[1]

Walkthrough

Letters in italics refer to marked spots on the map. Sector, thing, and linedef numbers in boldface are secrets which count toward the end-of-level tally.

Essentials

Climb the staircase and open the north door (which is actually a lift). Go through it to a room with three staircases, then head east through a gray room until you reach a lift. Take the lift to the bottom floor and head south and west through a corridor of flashing lights, watching out for monsters that teleport in. As you reach the end of the corridor a lift will lower in front of you; step on this left and head south and east through another corridor, which will bring you to a staircase; climb the stairs and open the wall at the end. Go east and carefully walk around the narrow ledge in the next room to the teleport pad. This will take you back to the start area, where you will see that another teleporter has lowered with the yellow skull key.

Collecting the yellow key will teleport you back to the room with the sludge pit. Head west through the gray room and back to the room with three staircases. Go north and open the yellow door in front of you, and take the blue skull key found behind it. Return to the previous room and go west, open the blue skull bars and climb the staircases to the red skull key.

Go back to the starting room and open the east door to get to a dark room. Press the switch in the south-west corner to lower the nearby lift, step on it and head south-west to jump to the bottom of the staircase. Head outside and go east and north around the brick building until you reach the red door. Open it and press the switch behind the door to finish the level.

Other points of interest

Secrets

  1. At the bottom of the staircase to the east of the blue key area, open the south wall to find a room containing a megasphere, as well as three shotgun guys. A zombieman also appears on the Hurt Me Plenty or Ultra Violence (HMP/UV) skill levels.

Bugs

Areas / screenshots

Statistics

Map data

Things

This level contains the following numbers of things per skill level:

Comparison of versions

Room design

  • All switches use a skull switch on metal wall texture.
  • The nukage pit on the east side of the level is changed to sludge. A switch has been added to lower the ledge around the pit, making it possible to get out of the pit if a player falls in.
  • The flashing arrow on the staircase west of the sludge pit is removed.
  • Meat hook decorations are added in the north-eastern room containing the pain elemental.
  • Secret #1 does not require the red skull key to enter.
  • The east entrance from the area with the blue skull key is blocked with four bars instead of three. The armor bonuses on top of these bars are removed.
  • A different texture is used for the yellow door blocking access to the blue skull key. The door is flanked by skull bars instead of yellow door markers.
  • The blue doors blocking access to the red skull key are changed to bars. The plinth holding the red key is changed to a small diamond.
  • The heights of the brick building and outdoor area in the south of the map (leading to the red door and exit switch) are reduced in height. Two medikits are removed from the outdoor area.
  • The alcoves either side of the red door, with red skull textures, are changed to pillars.

Monster placement

  • A shotgun guy is removed from the top level of the north-eastern room (containing the pain elemental) on HMP/UV.
  • An imp on the south side of the outdoor area leading to the exit switch on HMP/UV is moved west of its original location, putting it by the exit from the brick building in this area.
  • The arch-vile guarding the exit switch is removed without replacement.

Technical information

Inspiration and development

Trivia

This level is known as The Fistula on PC, rather than just Fistula.

References

  1. Heydelaar, Tim (21 January 2019). "Early and unused DOOM 64 Level Designs." Doomworld Forums. Retrieved 22 January 2019.