What would have been "Against Thee Wickedly" from the fourth episode of Doom, on the other hand, is a near-complete version of the Extermination Day level "Necropolis." For instance, MAP50 is an early, unfinished version of the Extermination Day level "Eye of the Storm," with the battle against a Cyberdemon and a Spider Mastermind happening in a Hellishly mutated indoor stadium rather than shopping mall.
The kicker is that Recurring Nightmare includes several early versions of levels later used in Extermination Day. The rest of the reworked Doom episode maps are there, in various states of completion, as well as a number of similarly redesigned Doom II maps. However, as Sergeant_Mark_IV mentions, it contains 50 maps. A demo beta, released on June 19, 2015, allows players to go through the first episode sans the secret "Military Base" level.
This mod sought to rework the original Doom campaign levels to have more detail and believable architecture, while retaining their layout. Humble Beginnings: Extermination Day has origins in Sergeant_Mark_IV's Recurring Nightmare mod for Doom II.The Titan has no attacks (other than its every footstep causing massive Splash Damage to everything around it) but has 100,000 HP when killed, it just vanishes. Notable because v21RC3 came out a year before Doom Eternal. In v21 Release Candidate 3, there's a summonable (but unfinished) monster dubbed "Titan" which turns out to be a full-bodied, incredibly massive Icon of Sin.
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