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Title                   : Skulltag Community LMS Project
Filename                : stlms.wad
Date Finished           : May 22, 2005
Authors                 : Various
E-Mail                  : [email protected]
Web Page                : None
Other Levels By Author  : None
Description             : 7 maps by 6 authors, all themed for LMS. Wad
                         made in two weeks. The maps are
                         FFA-compatible and should we played with at
                         least 4 players, some maps can handle even
                         over 8!
Additional Credits      : Tom_D for the Map07 idea.
                         Carnevil for Skulltag.
                         Bruce Willis.
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* Play Information *


Source port             : Skulltag 96c or higher
Map                     : MAP01 - MAP07
Single Player           : No
Cooperative 2-4 Player  : No
Deathmatch              : Yes
Difficulty Settings     : No
New Sounds              : Yes
New Music               : Yes
New Graphics            : Yes
Demos Replaced          : None
Other Game Styles       : No


* Construction *


Base                    : Scratch (except for map05)
Build Time              : Two weeks.
Editors used            : Doom Builder, Deepsea, XWE, WadAuthor
Known Bugs              : None known of.

* Map list *

Map01: "Phasing Night" by Mephisto
Map02: "DEFINITELY NOT MADE BY MARCUS!!!" by Nautilus
Map03: "Temple Of Yiff" by Rottking
Map04: "Taboo Turf" by Jehar
Map05: "The Rig" by Cutman
Map06: "Tango Sector" by BlackFish
Map07: "Tom D's Dome Of DOOM" by Cutman/Mephisto

* Copyright / Permissions *


Authors may NOT use these levels as a base to build additional
levels. You may distribute this WAD in any format
(Internet, Diskette, CD, etc) as long as you include this file intact.


* Where to get this Wad?


http://www.gamers.org or any other mirrors.

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