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LMP Title               : UV demo for GO2HELL2.WAD (11/03/98)
Filename                : GO2HELUV.LMP
LMP Version             : 1.9
Game                    : Doom2 (Used Boom v2.02 !)
Pwad(s)                 : GO2HELL2.WAD
Map Level(s)            : MAP01
Skill                   : 4, Ultra-Violence
Options                 : none
Multiplayer Mode        : none
Number of Players       : 1
Perspective             : Green
Length                  : 13:00 (exactly!)
-timer                  : none

Author                  : Kim Dong-hyun
Email Address           : [email protected]
Misc. Author Info       : "Defender of Korean Doom"
                         SysOp of DOOM Players Club located
                         in Namomo(Nownuri Multiplayer Games Club).

Description             : This lmps is a UV demo for GO2HELL2.WAD.
                         You must use Boom v2.02 to playback this lmp.
                         Older or newer versions may not work.
                         I played the wad, after saw review
                         on Doom Underground site, today.
                         Well designed, very good and fun.
                         The average difficulty was easy, except
                         two cybies at the end.
                         With this situation, Partial Invisibility
                         is absolutely useless, even it is very
                         harmful with cybies, So I used nasty trick.
                         This is my second UV demo.

Additional Credits to   : id software for the game and
                         Michael Krause for the wad.
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* Player Information *

Green  : Kim Dong-hyun - P100 - mouse+kbd


* Where to get this LMP *

FTP sites:
ftp.cdrom.com or mirrors

BBS numbers: (maybe)
Nownuri, Hitel and Chollian in KOREA
(nownuri.net)

Other:

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