MAP29: Harborcide (Project Einherjar)
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MAP29: Harborcide is the twenty-ninth map of Project Einherjar, and the first map of Episode 5: Return to Jotunheim. It was designed by Mike MacDee (Impie) and uses the music track "".
Contents
Walkthrough[edit]
Essentials[edit]
A short, bloody map. Grab the Shit Creek scattergun from the scrap pile behind you and blow all the oil drums nearby: when the alerted dog patrol comes gunning for you, they'll run right into the flames. Mop up the pier before entering any of the buildings.
The building to your left houses the switch that opens the gate to the docked ship. The switch is guarded by a Thane. Board the ship and hit the switch to exit the level.
The map is small and has a low enemy count, but it is easy to get overwhelmed in the initial bedlam once the first shots are fired.
Other points of interest[edit]
Secrets[edit]
- The reception desk on the far side of the pier has a switch that opens the gate to the fenced-off area. (sector 20)
Bugs[edit]
Demo files[edit]
Areas / screenshots[edit]
Speedrunning[edit]
Routes and tricks[edit]
Current records[edit]
The records for the map at the Doom Speed Demo Archive are:
Run | Time | Player | Date | File | Notes |
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UV speed | |||||
NM speed | |||||
UV max | |||||
NM 100S | |||||
UV -fast | |||||
UV -respawn | |||||
UV Tyson | |||||
UV pacifist |
Miscellaneous demos[edit]
Run | Time | Player | Date | File | Notes |
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Statistics[edit]
Map data[edit]
Things | 162 |
Vertices | 451 |
Linedefs | 544 |
Sidedefs | 809 |
Sectors | 95 |
Things[edit]
This level contains the following numbers of things per skill level:
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Technical information[edit]
Inspiration and development[edit]
Initially the first map of Episode 4, which would take place alternately in Jotunheim and Midgard. Impie eventually broke it off from E4 and used it as the foundation for a fifth episode, developed alongside the fourth.