Evilution - TeamTNT Following the announcement that TeamTNT had accepted a packaging deal from id Software to package their TNT: Evilution WAD alongside The Plutonia Experiment as the second half of Final Doom, a flamewar erupted within the Doom community, splitting it into two sides: those that supported TeamTNT for going pro, and those that branded TeamTNT as "sellouts". The player is given a BFG, a plasma rifle, invulnerability spheres, and gratuitous amounts of cell ammunition, but even so, few have completed this map legitimately, partially due to the fact that the sheer number of monsters slows the framerate down to a crawl, making it nearly unplayable. The map itself consists of two gigantic rooms with massive crowds of monsters covering almost every part of the level. This WAD (excluding its two successors by the same author), released in 2001, possibly has the level with the highest monster count in Doom history (10,617 total).
It was later concluded, however, that none of the Harris levels resembled the layout of Columbine High School, and the fact that the two shooters played Doom had nothing (or very little) to do with the massacre. When authorities discovered his levels, it was rumored that a level made by Harris was modeled after the school so that he and Dylan Bennet Klebold could practice the shootout. UAC Labs - Eric Harris A WAD created in 1996 by Eric David Harris, one of the two instigators of the Columbine High School massacre in 1999. The futility of the map is made even worse by the author try to pass off this glaring error as an intended "illusio-pit", in which resides a cyberdemon. Wow - Paul Thrussell Paul Thrussell's sole contribution to the Doom community was released in 1999, which has become infamous for being one of the most primitive levels ever to be submitted to the /idgames archive, consisting of a square room with no exit and a small pit that is missing lower textures, resulting in a giant HOM effect. Playing it is an annoying and frustrating experience, with the level being a series of massive, open rooms with strange architecture, many of the sounds being replaced by audio clips from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and a DeHackEd patch that completely changes the core gameplay of Doom in bizarre and amusing ways. The Sky May Be - Doug the Eagle and Kansam Released in 1997, The Sky May Be is known for being referred to as "the strangest WAD ever made".
It was created as a counter-article to the Top 100 WADs of All Time. The Top 10 Infamous WADs article was created by Andrew "Linguica" Stine and Mike "Cyb" Watson for Doomworlds celebration of Doom's 10th birthday.
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