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− | [[ | + | [[File:Map32 commander keen.png|240px|thumb|Three of the four Commander Keens.]] |
− | '''MAP32: Grosse''' is the second secret map of [[Doom II]] and can be accessed from [[MAP31: Wolfenstein]]. It was designed by [[Sandy Petersen]] and uses the [[Doom II music|music]] track "The Ultimate Challenge". | + | '''MAP32: Grosse''' is the second [[secret map]] of [[Doom II]] and can be accessed from [[MAP31: Wolfenstein]]. It was designed by [[Sandy Petersen]] and uses the [[Doom II music|music]] track "The Ultimate Challenge". The [[par time]] is 30 seconds. |
− | ==Walkthrough== | + | == Walkthrough == |
− | [[ | + | [[File:MAP32 map.png|thumb|300x330px|Map of Grosse]] |
{{map spots}} | {{map spots}} | ||
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===Secrets=== | ===Secrets=== | ||
− | # The southwestern pillar in the main room opens, revealing three [[chaingun]]s. ''' | + | # The southwestern pillar in the main room opens, revealing three [[chaingun]]s. ('''sector 8''') |
− | # The southeastern pillar in the main room opens, revealing a [[megasphere]]. ''' | + | # The southeastern pillar in the main room opens, revealing a [[megasphere]]. ('''sector 9''') |
− | # The northwestern pillar in the main room opens, revealing a [[BFG9000]]. ''' | + | # The northwestern pillar in the main room opens, revealing a [[BFG9000]]. ('''sector 2''') |
− | # The northeastern pillar in the main room opens, revealing a [[super shotgun]] and two [[box of shells|boxes of shells]] . ''' | + | # The northeastern pillar in the main room opens, revealing a [[super shotgun]] and two [[box of shells|boxes of shells]] . ('''sector 1''') |
− | # The center swastika on the western wall of the main area opens, revealing a cache of [[medikit]]s, [[Energy cell (Doom)|plasma cells]] and a [[plasma rifle]]. ''' | + | # The center swastika on the western wall of the main area opens, revealing a cache of [[medikit]]s, [[Energy cell (Doom)|plasma cells]] and a [[plasma rifle]]. ('''sector 7''') |
− | # The center swastika on the eastern wall of the main area opens, revealing an [[invulnerability]] artifact. ''' | + | # The center swastika on the eastern wall of the main area opens, revealing an [[invulnerability]] artifact. ('''sector 5''') |
===Bugs=== | ===Bugs=== | ||
This map cannot normally be finished when using the [[parameter#-nomonsters|{{c|-nomonsters}}]] [[parameter]] because the hanged Commander Keens are missing. See [[Kill percentage flag used for -nomonsters and respawning]] for more details. | This map cannot normally be finished when using the [[parameter#-nomonsters|{{c|-nomonsters}}]] [[parameter]] because the hanged Commander Keens are missing. See [[Kill percentage flag used for -nomonsters and respawning]] for more details. | ||
− | ==Speedrunning== | + | == Areas / screenshots == |
+ | <gallery mode=nolines widths=160px> | ||
+ | | | ||
+ | </gallery> | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Speedrunning == | ||
===Routes and tricks=== | ===Routes and tricks=== | ||
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|[[UV -respawn]]||00:34||[[Adam Hegyi]]||1999-07-15||{{competnftp|doom2/respawn/re32-034.zip|re32-034.zip}}|| | |[[UV -respawn]]||00:34||[[Adam Hegyi]]||1999-07-15||{{competnftp|doom2/respawn/re32-034.zip|re32-034.zip}}|| | ||
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− | |[[UV Tyson]]||01:08||[[Laszlo Vecsei]]||2000-11-19||{{competnftp|doom2/tyson/ty32-108.zip|ty32-108.zip}}|| | + | |[[UV Tyson]]||01:08||[[Laszlo Vecsei (Waldon)]]||2000-11-19||{{competnftp|doom2/tyson/ty32-108.zip|ty32-108.zip}}|| |
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|[[UV pacifist]]||00:23||[[Radek Pecka]]||2001-10-23||{{competnftp|doom2/pacifist/pa32-023.zip|pa32-023.zip}}|| | |[[UV pacifist]]||00:23||[[Radek Pecka]]||2001-10-23||{{competnftp|doom2/pacifist/pa32-023.zip|pa32-023.zip}}|| | ||
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===Essorg=== | ===Essorg=== | ||
For a [[Compet-N]] contest held in February 2001, a mirrored upside-down version of Grosse called Essorg was created. "Essorg" is "Grosse" written backwards. | For a [[Compet-N]] contest held in February 2001, a mirrored upside-down version of Grosse called Essorg was created. "Essorg" is "Grosse" written backwards. | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Deathmatch == | ||
+ | |||
+ | ===Player spawns=== | ||
+ | This level contains five spawn points: | ||
+ | # facing north. ('''thing 65''') | ||
+ | # facing west. ('''thing 66''') | ||
+ | # facing west. ('''thing 67''') | ||
+ | # facing south-west. ('''thing 68''') | ||
+ | # facing north-west. ('''thing 69''') | ||
== Statistics == | == Statistics == | ||
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|style="text-align: left;"|[[Invulnerability]]||colspan="3"|1 | |style="text-align: left;"|[[Invulnerability]]||colspan="3"|1 | ||
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{{col-break}} | {{col-break}} | ||
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|style="text-align: left;"|[[Deathmatch start]]||colspan="3"|5 | |style="text-align: left;"|[[Deathmatch start]]||colspan="3"|5 | ||
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|} | |} | ||
{{col-end}} | {{col-end}} | ||
− | ==Trivia== | + | == Trivia == |
* This level is based on the ninth and final level of episode one ([[shareware]]) of [[Wolfenstein 3D]]. The level name "Grosse" is a reference to the [[boss]] character {{wp|Wolfenstein 3D#Plot|Hans Grosse}} who first appeared in that level. | * This level is based on the ninth and final level of episode one ([[shareware]]) of [[Wolfenstein 3D]]. The level name "Grosse" is a reference to the [[boss]] character {{wp|Wolfenstein 3D#Plot|Hans Grosse}} who first appeared in that level. | ||
− | * This level was going to have [ | + | * This level was going to have [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF3hQfo9ju0 horizontally sliding doors] like its original counterpart. The code is still present but commented out. |
+ | * {{French level name|Le Massacre}} Taken literally, this means "The Slaughter". That the level name was substituted rather than left alone (as was the case for the preceding ''Wolfenstein'') may indicate that the translators did not realize that it serves as a reference to the same game. Alternatively, since "[[wiktionary:grosse#French|grosse]]" is a common word in French, they may have thought keeping the original name would have been confusing. | ||
− | ==Censorship== | + | == Censorship == |
In the German version of [[Doom II]], this level was entirely removed. | In the German version of [[Doom II]], this level was entirely removed. | ||
− | In the version included with [[Doom 3: BFG Edition]], all [[Wolfenstein SS]] have been replaced with | + | In the version included with [[Doom 3: BFG Edition]], all [[Wolfenstein SS]] have been replaced with [[Former human|zombiemen]]. In addition, the map is renamed to '''MAP32: Keen''', the [[music]] track used is Doom, and the Nazi iconography has been removed from the textures. However, the latter two changes have been made by modifying the resources instead of modifying the map. This has been know to cause [[multiplayer]] network game synchronization issues with the original Doom II when playing this level. A patch to uncensor the BFG Edition version is available {{zdforums|t=53776|at this ZDoom forums thread}}. |
− | ==External links== | + | == External links == |
* {{competnmap|2|234|MAP32}} | * {{competnmap|2|234|MAP32}} | ||
* {{dsda|id=945|mapid=232|title=MAP32 demos}} | * {{dsda|id=945|mapid=232|title=MAP32 demos}} | ||
− | * [http://www. | + | * [http://ian-albert.com/games/doom_2_maps/ Top-down perspective view of all Doom II levels] by Ian Albert |
− | + | * [https://www.doom.com.hr/public/compet-n/admin/contests/cnt9/contest.html Compet-n contest page] (Essorg is contest number 9) | |
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[[Category:Sandy Petersen levels]] | [[Category:Sandy Petersen levels]] | ||
[[Category:Secret levels]] | [[Category:Secret levels]] | ||
[[Category:Easter eggs]] | [[Category:Easter eggs]] | ||
[[Category:Crossovers]] | [[Category:Crossovers]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Stock levels with multiple names]] |
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MAP32: Grosse is the second secret map of Doom II and can be accessed from MAP31: Wolfenstein. It was designed by Sandy Petersen and uses the music track "The Ultimate Challenge". The par time is 30 seconds.
Contents
Walkthrough
Essentials
Go through the door in front of you to enter a large room with pillars and candles, as well as Wolfenstein SS Nazis on Hurt Me Plenty, Ultra-Violence, and Nightmare! skill levels. Travel to the opposite side of this room. Once you get close to the door, a cyberdemon will open the door and attack. Once you have destroyed the cyberdemon (or escaped from him), enter the room it was in and go through the door on the opposite side. Kill all four hanging Commander Keens and the panel behind them will raise, revealing the exit switch. Jump across the gap with the sky floor and hit the switch to exit.
Secrets
- The southwestern pillar in the main room opens, revealing three chainguns. (sector 8)
- The southeastern pillar in the main room opens, revealing a megasphere. (sector 9)
- The northwestern pillar in the main room opens, revealing a BFG9000. (sector 2)
- The northeastern pillar in the main room opens, revealing a super shotgun and two boxes of shells . (sector 1)
- The center swastika on the western wall of the main area opens, revealing a cache of medikits, plasma cells and a plasma rifle. (sector 7)
- The center swastika on the eastern wall of the main area opens, revealing an invulnerability artifact. (sector 5)
Bugs
This map cannot normally be finished when using the -nomonsters parameter because the hanged Commander Keens are missing. See Kill percentage flag used for -nomonsters and respawning for more details.
Areas / screenshots
Speedrunning
Routes and tricks
Records
The Compet-N records for the map are:
Run | Time | Player | Date | File | Notes |
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UV speed | 00:11 | Adam Hegyi | 2002-04-10 | lv32-011.zip | |
NM speed | 00:11 | Adam Hegyi | 2002-04-10 | nm32-011.zip | |
UV max | 00:35 | Adam Hegyi | 2000-10-14 | lv32-035.zip | |
NM100S | 00:24 | Karim El-Sheikh (Kimo Xvirus) | 2011-11-24 | ns32-024.zip | |
UV -fast | 00:35 | Adam Hegyi | 1999-07-06 | fa32-035.zip | |
UV -respawn | 00:34 | Adam Hegyi | 1999-07-15 | re32-034.zip | |
UV Tyson | 01:08 | Laszlo Vecsei (Waldon) | 2000-11-19 | ty32-108.zip | |
UV pacifist | 00:23 | Radek Pecka | 2001-10-23 | pa32-023.zip |
The data was last verified in its entirety on October 21, 2012.
Essorg
For a Compet-N contest held in February 2001, a mirrored upside-down version of Grosse called Essorg was created. "Essorg" is "Grosse" written backwards.
Deathmatch
Player spawns
This level contains five spawn points:
- facing north. (thing 65)
- facing west. (thing 66)
- facing west. (thing 67)
- facing south-west. (thing 68)
- facing north-west. (thing 69)
Statistics
Map data
Things | 111 |
Vertices | 229* |
Linedefs | 216 |
Sidedefs | 276 |
Sectors | 20 |
Things
This level contains the following numbers of things per skill level:
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Trivia
- This level is based on the ninth and final level of episode one (shareware) of Wolfenstein 3D. The level name "Grosse" is a reference to the boss character Hans Grosse who first appeared in that level.
- This level was going to have horizontally sliding doors like its original counterpart. The code is still present but commented out.
- The official French name of this level is Le Massacre. Taken literally, this means "The Slaughter". That the level name was substituted rather than left alone (as was the case for the preceding Wolfenstein) may indicate that the translators did not realize that it serves as a reference to the same game. Alternatively, since "grosse" is a common word in French, they may have thought keeping the original name would have been confusing.
Censorship
In the German version of Doom II, this level was entirely removed.
In the version included with Doom 3: BFG Edition, all Wolfenstein SS have been replaced with zombiemen. In addition, the map is renamed to MAP32: Keen, the music track used is Doom, and the Nazi iconography has been removed from the textures. However, the latter two changes have been made by modifying the resources instead of modifying the map. This has been know to cause multiplayer network game synchronization issues with the original Doom II when playing this level. A patch to uncensor the BFG Edition version is available at this ZDoom forums thread.
External links
- MAP32 demos from the Compet-n database: UV speed • NM speed • UV max • NM100S • UV -fast • UV -respawn • UV Tyson • UV pacifist
- MAP32 demos (archived 🏛) at the Doomed Speed Demos Archive
- Top-down perspective view of all Doom II levels by Ian Albert
- Compet-n contest page (Essorg is contest number 9)