TimeOfDeath

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TimeOfDeath (also known as Anigav and Croysent) is a Canadian level designer, speedrunner and musician. His maps are generally unorthodox in gameplay and design, usually with a high level of difficulty and at times unintuitive level progression, and he is known for recording demos on virtually all of them. He has released over 200 maps since 2005 (the vast majority of them being solo projects), appearing in the Cacowards once when the community project 50 Shades of Graytall won an award in 2015 (a project he made a map for). In 2018, Eternal Slumber Party, a compilation of some of his previously released maps, was featured in the Top 25 Missed Cacowards. As of 2017, he has possibly released the second most maps ever, trailing only Paul Corfiatis.[1] He has recorded over 67 hours of demos on the Doom Speed Demo Archive,[2] and it is possible that more of his WADs have been recorded on than any other mapper.[3] In 2009 he began playing through the levels/doom2 folder on the idgames archive from the beginning (single player maps by WAD date, not upload date) and has played up to February 2007.[4] He is also known as the creator of the ongoing Doomworld Mega Project series of annual community mapping projects.

He physically plays guitar, drums, keyboards, and performs vocals in his one-man death metal band Nostril Caverns (ex-Time of Death) where he has written and recorded hundreds of songs and released many albums since 1997.[5] Some of these songs appear in his Doom maps, either in their originally recorded format or in midi format.

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  1. Doomworld Forums thread: The Most Prolific Mappers
  2. Doom Speed Demo Archive: TimeOfDeath
  3. Doomworld Forums thread: DSDA Top 20 - by WAD count ... and more
  4. Doomworld Forums thread: What's Your Best Personal Doom Achievement?
  5. Nostril Caverns website: nostrilcaverns.bandcamp.com
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