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A few notes, I am not 100% on the credit of the id1 dm maps. I found some lists online stating Willits was responsible for dm1, but my memory seems to say otherwise. dm1 as it stands is certainly more in keeping with Petersen's style, but I am not holding hard to that perspective. I do not know who created the DoE ctf map, but I did take the liberty of pointing the link to ctf1 (rogue) instead of just ctf1, as I suspect that could be reasonably reserved for McKinley's Bases in Threewave CTF, a vastly more popular map in Quake than Division of Change is. --[[User:Scar3crow|Scar3crow]] 22:02, 26 September 2009 (CDT) | A few notes, I am not 100% on the credit of the id1 dm maps. I found some lists online stating Willits was responsible for dm1, but my memory seems to say otherwise. dm1 as it stands is certainly more in keeping with Petersen's style, but I am not holding hard to that perspective. I do not know who created the DoE ctf map, but I did take the liberty of pointing the link to ctf1 (rogue) instead of just ctf1, as I suspect that could be reasonably reserved for McKinley's Bases in Threewave CTF, a vastly more popular map in Quake than Division of Change is. --[[User:Scar3crow|Scar3crow]] 22:02, 26 September 2009 (CDT) | ||
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