DM-1on1-Hydrochlor
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	File Name dm-1on1-hydrochlor.zip Author Zero_Vector Gametype UT2k4 Deathmatch Date Added 01-31-2005 File Version 1.00 File Size 1.15 mb Player Count 2 - 3 Map Description After the unexplained suicide of Hydrochlor Corporation's CEO in a vat of industrial acid many believed the original Hydrochlor Industrial Facility was doomed to demolition. Liandri, however, had other ideas and played on the facility's mysterious history to intice further victims into its precision engineered concrete interior as it gained a new lease of life as a tournament arena. It seems the facility that was deemed "Highly Unsafe" by the industry standards investigation team has not claimed its last victim... Review Rating -- User Rating 5 Overall Rating --
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GTD-Carthage 01-31-2005 04:32 AM MST   H2ClO Kantham 01-31-2005 11:32 AM MST   a first map .... keep up at mapping better Zero_Vector 01-31-2005 12:47 PM MST   First map for UT2004 yes. cacabc 08-30-2005 04:46 AM MDT Rating: 5   great map ! BUT the framerate changes dramatically in some places http://agthekiller.free.fr/21fps.png http://agthekiller.free.fr/85fps.png Helper 08-30-2005 02:05 PM MDT Rating: 5   you're getting there keep practising. Muffin 08-30-2005 06:38 PM MDT   Lovin' the look of this, but I'm an first gen' UT99 guy, so senitment runs deep. IndySkyz 08-31-2005 10:36 AM MDT   Looking at the Screenshots I said cool a 2k4 map with the clean, uncluttered look of a UT map, No being a big fan of UT2k4 myself I decided to try it out anyway, the lighting seemed too bright to me, and there are a few spots that are too tight, also for some reason the map runs choppy, but I would like to see more maps for 2k4 with this kind of old school feel, just work on the scaling, but dont over scale it like all the maps made for 2k4, try to keep things closer to a UT feel, looks wise the map could be alittle better even for UT standards but its alot closer to what I like then theses trimmed and meshed to death things I'm seeing lately, nice try at bringing the old feel of UT back, keep it up.