Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity


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Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity

Posted By: Andrew Nagy Date: 9/16/04 9:59 a.m.
In Response To: Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity (Adam Ashwell)

: M1 didn't have any great ARCHITECTURE, per se, just great
: atmostosphere and...well, yoyu know what I mean.
Arrival, G4 Sunbathing, and Mars Needs Women were pretty memorable. Also, the organic style of architecture in the Pfhor levels.
I think everyone tends to remember the demo levels, since we played through them over and over back when we knew no other Marathon. Also, Bungie did a good job of picking the best levels to show off their greatness.
I thought Duality had some good dramatic architecture, but if I saw it I'd just be distracted by the fact that nobody had tried converting one of the Marathon net levels for an SP scenario before. Or something like that.
The net map "Last Survivor of the Nostromo" by Randy Reddig?
I never systematically explored the optional areas of Come and Take Your Medicine. Apparently it was never strategically important, except for that one set of control circuits.

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: Arrival, G4 Sunbathing, and Mars Needs Women were pretty memorable. Also, the : organic style of architecture in the Pfhor levels. : I think everyone tends to remember the demo levels, since we played through : them over and over back when we knew no other Marathon. Also, Bungie did a : good job of picking the best levels to show off their greatness. : I thought Duality had some good dramatic architecture, but if I saw it I'd : just be distracted by the fact that nobody had tried converting one of the : Marathon net levels for an SP scenario before. Or something like that. : The net map "Last Survivor of the Nostromo" by Randy Reddig? : I never systematically explored the optional areas of Come and Take Your : Medicine. Apparently it was never strategically important, except for that : one set of control circuits.

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Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity?	Blayne	9/15/04 12:52 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	Adam Ashwell	9/15/04 1:04 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	Forrest of B.org	9/15/04 1:24 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	blake37	9/15/04 1:46 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	RyokoTK	9/15/04 3:38 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	Steve Levinson	9/15/04 5:03 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	RyokoTK	9/15/04 5:35 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	Steve Levinson	9/15/04 6:49 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	RyokoTK	9/15/04 7:26 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	Steve Levinson	9/15/04 9:42 p.m.
You are sooo hardcore Steve. : D NM	Blayne	9/15/04 9:50 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	goran	9/15/04 11:35 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	goran	9/15/04 11:09 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	MartiNZ	9/15/04 11:19 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	Andrew Nagy	9/16/04 9:59 a.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	Mark Levin	9/16/04 4:14 a.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	Simon of team Sigma	9/16/04 3:33 p.m.
Re: Most memorable architecture in M2 and Infinity	"Can-ned Food"	9/17/04 4:02 p.m.



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