Review : Do you know Dan Sumption? Great stuff! Get it!

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Review : Do you know Dan Sumption? Great stuff! Get it!
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Primary purpose : Single+Coop play / Deathmatch
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Title : The all singing, all dancing God-disco road show.
Filename : GODDISCO.WAD
Release date : 09/30/94 MM/DD/YY (Timestamp of GODWOFL.TXT)
Author : Dan Sumption
Email Address : [email protected] (adress from 1994)
http://www.sumption.org (the authors active
homepage 2005)
Misc. Author Info : Err...

Description : # The Story so Far #
There you were, just sitting in the living room
when suddenly an inter-dimensional gateway opens
out from the screen of your TV. Your excitement
at the thought that you may be about to come
face-to-face with Cilla Black is replaced by
horror, fear and, shortly thereafter, a foul
smell coming from within your underwear as you
hear hideous grunts and groans accompanied by the
piercing screams of some of TV's top variety
performers. Clutching a plastic pistol in front
of you with both hands, you edge towards the TV
screen as the frightening realisation hits you -
only you can save Jimmy Tarbuck! Hang on. Does
anyone know what the hell I'm talking about?
Thought not. Pah!
Stories so far ... who needs 'em?
# E1M1 - The cloak-rooms of hell #
In this episode you play a disgruntled lavatory
attendant trying to win back the affections of a
mass of hideously evil, yet at the same time cute
and loveable, cholera viruses (virii?). No, I
lie (again).
I consider this level to be the 'main' part of
this little escapade, in that it's fairly
playable and has a nice smattering of variety.
[...]
# E1M2 - Fiddler on the roof #
After you've escaped from the cloak-rooms of
hell, what do you do next? You climb on the roof
to have a fiddle of course. This is another one
of those pointless monster overkill levels,
derived from the previous level but very
different in terms of both the scenery and the
playing. It's not very complex, as by this time
I was getting a little tired of continual
level-editing, but it's far from being easy,
mainly because you can soon find yourself
fighting almost every monster on the level
simultaneously.
[...]
[Note from the uploader: Please read the included
textfile in the zip for complete detailed
description]

Additional Credits to : DEU by Raphael Quinet and Brendon J Wyber
BSP by Colin Reed
REJECT by L M Witek
DMGRAPH by Bill Neisius
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP
PAINT SHOP PRO (PSP) by JASC inc.
id software
The Official DOOM FAQ by Hank Leukart
The Unofficial DOOM Specs by Matt Fell
& Hank Leukart
The Doom Design FAQ by Tom Neff
Doom Texture References by Matt Crownover
Managing Textures and the "Unpegged" Attribute
by Scott Amspoker
Deu for Idiots by Greg Cymbalist and Beginners
Guide to Deu by Rich Dersheimer
Hieronymous Bosch
[Note from the uploader: Please read the included
textfile in the zip for complete detailed
credits]

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* What is included *

New levels : 2
Sounds : No
Music : No
Graphics : Yes
Dehacked/BEX Patch : No
Demos : No
Other : No
Other files required : No

* Play Information *

Game : DOOM
Map # : E1M1, E1M2
Single Player : Designed for
Cooperative 2-4 Player : Designed for
Deathmatch 2-4 Player : Designed for
Other game styles : No
Difficulty Settings : Yes

* Construction *

Base : New from scratch
Editor(s) used : DEU 5.21, BSP1.1
Known Bugs : A couple of very small areas where there are too
many lines visible.
See the description for details.

* Copyright / Permissions *

Authors may do what the hell ever they want to with this level, so
long as it involves only consenting adults and doesn't hurt anyone who
doesn't want to be hurt. If you do find a use for it, I'd love to see
the results. Please e-mail me or send stuff to the address at the end
of the document. Also, please please please send me your comments on
this level, life, the universe and nothing in particular. I'd love to
hear from you. (I won't reply, but I'd love to hear from you anyway).

You MAY distribute this WAD, provided you include this file and the
accompanying file PIGS.EAR. If you really want to, you can modify
this file as long as you don't delete any of it - just add your own
pointless meanderings somewhere along the way. You may, and indeed
are welcomed to, distribute this file in any electronic format (BBS,
Diskette, CD, Microwave, Kitchen Sink, etc.) as long as you include
this file as near intact as you can manage it.

* Where to get the file that this text file describes *

Either from:
http://www.sumption.org/lifeless/001902.html
http://www.sumption.org/lifeless/media/GODDISCO.ZIP
http://www.sumption.org/lifeless/media/GODWOFL.TXT (Same as the file of
that name in the zip, but has an additional note "comment from a computer
engineer" at the end. Included as README.TXT in the GODDISCOCO.ZIP, that's
in the /idgames archives.)

Or from:
The Usual: ftp://archives.3dgamers.com/pub/idgames/ (Upload server -
Please use the mirrors below:)
and mirrors:
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Submitted to the /idgames-ftp-archives by FunDuke --> [email protected]
The review at the beginning of this template has been written by FunDuke.