Dude creates a Doom map as a tribute to his friend who passed away. (Long)

I stumbled up on the video without any prior knowledge (I think I was actually just looking for an old Doom WAD I used to play multiplayer over Dwango back in the day of someone's house), and as I'm watching it and he starts talking about a how the room in the house shouldn't exist... "wait a minute, I know this!"

I can't say if I actually liked the book or not, but it was the last book I remember that left me constantly waking up in the middle of the night with a cold sweat.

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I stumbled up on the video without any prior knowledge (I think I was actually just looking for an old Doom WAD I used to play multiplayer over Dwango back in the day of someone's house), and as I'm watching it and he starts talking about a how the room in the house shouldn't exist... "wait a minute, I know this!"

I can't say if I actually liked the book or not, but it was the last book I remember that left me constantly waking up in the middle of the night with a cold sweat.

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Dwango! I was a regular on the Houston server back in the day. Even ended up working Tech Support at HQ in Houston for a while. Which server did you play on?

Dallas server. Which I called in long-distance via various company's PBXs that I had wardialed the outbound call code out of.

Punk thirteen year old kid breaking laws just so he could play some multiplayer Doom.

Ahh yeah. I jumped in to the Dallas server from time to time. If you ever recall seeing username "Dwango1" or "Xcalibur", that was me. Had some great times playing Doom 2 and Warcraft 2 multiplayer on the Dwango servers.

This was pretty incredible. I read house of leaves back when it came out, and that is crazy to see it in Doom. I kinda wish he explained a little more about the rule breaking that happened on the map vs what is usually allowed. That was pretty cool to see. Makes me want to find my copy of HoL and try it again.

People still play Doom?

If I remember correctly, someone at A&M in the 1990s created maps for the Bright Building (computer science) at A&M.

I did a little dwango back in the day as well! Then jumped over to Kali for games like descent and warcraft. Lots of fun memories.