Legend of the Hidden Tech is a nine-level episode WAD for Doom II designed for limit removing source ports created by various members of the Doomer Boards community, led by Big Ol' Billy in his first DBP as a project lead. It is the ninth installment of the ongoing Doomer Boards Projects series. Levels are themed around a mix of tech and Mesoamerican ruins, with the plot involving the player being a contestant on a Mesoamerican-themed dystopian game show. It was released on the Doomer Boards forums on March 3, 2019, and uploaded to the /idgames archive on March 11.
Content[edit]
Custom monsters[edit]
- Dune warrior
- The dune warrior replaces the Wolfenstein SS. It does not feature any changes to the default enemy behavior or stats, just a more thematically-appropriate sprite change. The sprite comes from Realm 667 and the monster's name originates there too as it is not defined in the DeHackEd patch.
- Security camera
- The security camera replaces Commander Keen, has 50 hit points, and does not count towards the end of level kill count. Like the monster replaces, it does not pose any threat to the player. Many levels make use of the tag 666 special that will trigger when all security cameras in a level are destroyed, most notably the progression-stopping MAP08, which features a "secret" exit that can only be unlocked by destroying all security cameras in the level.
|
Soundtrack[edit]
- MAP01: "Strange Machinery" by Big Ol' Billy
- MAP02: "A Lush Load" from Phantasy Star Online, sequenced by Stacy Anne Christiansen
- MAP03: "Morgue" from Shadowrun
- MAP04: MIDI rendition of "Valhalla" by Bathory, sequenced by BaptizedInFire
- MAP05: "Lunar Pyramid" from Super Bonk, sequenced by Teck
- MAP06: "Aztec Temple" from Puggsy
- MAP07: "Ruins" by Wintertowns
- MAP08: "Strange Machinery" by Big Ol' Billy
- MAP09: risk.mid by Stuart Rynn (stewboy)
|
Speedrunning[edit]
Current records[edit]
The DSDA episode records for DBP09: Legend of the Hidden Tech are:
The data was last verified in its entirety on July 10, 2023.
Gallery[edit]
External links[edit]