Advanced engine needed  : none
Primary purpose         : Single+Coop play
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Title                   : Wolfenstein Tribute WAD
Filename                : WOLF2.WAD (renamed from WOLF.WAD to
                         avoid conflict with the WAD already
                         on /idgames)
Release date            : 1994-6-18 (timestamp of WAD file)
Author                  : John R. Chapman
Email Address           : internet: [email protected]
                         Software Creations:  John R Chapman
Misc. Author Info       : Currently enlisted in the USAF.
                         Assigned to Langley AFB, VA.
                         Used to attend Univ. of Arkansas, Fayetteville.
                         Was on some of the first MUDs/LPMUDS in the
                         states as Biggles or Cthulhu.
                         That's quite enough about me. :-)
Description             : This is a rework of the classic first
                         level of Wolfenstein 3D.  (e.g You've
                         been captured.  You start out in a
                         dungeon cell, next to the still warm
                         corpse of a guard. However, this time
                         it's a key instead of a gun that you
                         start with. (Made more sense.)  From
                         there, it plays like WOLF3D. (I hope.)
                         One thing to keep in mind, however:
                         If you're playing cooperative mode,
                         you're the only one with a key, so
                         you really should let your buds out. :-)

                         --> Please play through on one of the
                             other skill levels (preferably
                             'Bring em on') before playing
                             through on Ultra-Violence. The
                             lower skill levels are the Wolf
                             tribute, and UV is my... twist
                             on it. :^)  Good luck, and I'd
                             appreciate it if you'd drop me
                             a line with any comments.

Additional Credits to   :  All the regular folks - id, the DEU
                          authors, the fellow who did BSP,
                          Mom,  and Apple Pie.  Ok. So I don't
                          really like apple pie that much.
                          you get the picture.
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* Play Information *

Episode and Level #     : E1M1
Single Player           : Yes
Cooperative 2-4 Player  : Yes
Deathmatch 2-4 Player   : Yes
Difficulty Settings     : Yes (Please play through on 'Bring em on'
                              before playing Ultraviolence.)
New Sounds              : No
New Graphics            : No
New Music               : No
Demos Replaced          : None

* Construction *

Base                    : New level from scratch
Editor(s) used          : DEU 5.0, DEU 5.1, DEU 5.21, BSP10
Known Bugs              : None known. Please email me if you come across any.
                         I haven't dug TOO deeply since the recompile with
                         DEU 5.21.  Didn't seem to be any HOM errors, so
                         I didn't use BSP on the 5.21 compile.

* Copyright / Permissions *

Authors may NOT use this level as a base to build additional levels.
(Too big as it is, really. Runs well on my 386/40, at low detail, but
I had to cut down on the beasties.)

(One of the following)

You MAY distribute this WAD, provided you include this file, with
no modifications.  You may distribute this file in any electronic
format (BBS, Diskette, CD, etc) as long as you include this file
intact.

* Where to get this WAD *

FTP sites:  If someone uploads this to infant, (which I'd really
           appreciate) please modify this line accordingly.

BBS numbers:  Software Creations BBS -  (508)368-7036 (14.4k)

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