) (edit, a lot of this code size has be readded with most of the new features] + Displays & Enemies: A monster given a zvel in Mapster32 that includes '1024' will make that monster place a 'BOSS' lifemeter just above the character's stats. Although this is intended specfically for major bosses, any enemy can be given this, and up to THREE bosses can have these lifemeters on screen at once. Well, I can't fix every little thing that's the result of another mapper's work. I'm not gonna be removing the instant-kill feature, because I'd have to do it for both sides, and again, it's a major feature of the powerup. I don't want it being just a typical FPS-style invulnerability like Doom's where you just didn't get hurt by things and instead wanted to put a spin on it. Perhaps most surprisingly of all, Lou Reed’s tour-bus favourite ‘Waves Of Fear’ is hammered out with fearsome gusto into a salvo of first-take catharsis and alchemy, fit to transcend all or any oppressive atmospheres that surround.Hexen Valley is the sound of a band whose fearsome intensity is only matched by their evolutionary drive.Sometimes, it's very annoying when there're some enemies attacks player together.ġ.When you shot one down,if it drops invulnerability item, then other enemy get it, and you got kick-ass-ed by that enemy.Ģ.There are 2 or more enemies got invulnerability item when they wake up. Meanwhile, musical shapes were making themselves known seemingly of their own volition, from ‘Still Running’, which takes shape across a sonic hinterland between Daydream Nation-style kineticism and sludged-out aggression to ‘Bad Apple’ - an entirely spontaneous piece of potent and angular post-punk intensity.

Inspiration struck not only from the chemistry of the four musicians in this confined room but all around - the band’s Paddy Shine cites the likes of shop noticeboard messages and pub conversations in Hebden as lyrical sparks channeling by his reckoning the ‘valley fever’ that exists somewhere in the chasms and contrasts between the amazing light and vivacity of the valley summit and the comparative darkness of the towns below.

As always, the line-up of the collective shifted and morphed to fit circumstances, and soon they embarked on intensive jamming that was eventually captured by Sam Greenwood in Hebden Bridge Underground studios. Birthed in the bohemian enclave and epicentre of strange vibrations that is Calderdale in West Yorkshire, Hexen Valley’s story began in summer 2021 when a new formation of Gnod came together in a co-op house at the 200-year-old Nutclough Tavern.

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