Title                   : BFG Trap v1.0
Filename                : BFGTRAP.WAD
Author                  : Scott Balay (Vertigo)
Email Address           : [email protected]
                         http://ra.nilenet.com/~vertigo/index.html
Misc. Author Info       :
Description             : Here is my very first level.  Tested to be quite fun with 3 or more
                         players in a deathmatch game.  Features: teleports, long staircases,
                         imbedded crushing ceilings, dark "sniper" positions, and a very
                         interesting "one-way" wall, that lets you fire at someone who's going
                         for the BFG.  You can see through the wall from your side, but they
                         can't see through theirs.  I hope to make a version with all new
                         sounds and graphics.  Until then, play this one!  Try it out, its not
                         bad!  The exit isn't clearly marked--it's a big skull switch.
Additional Credits to   : id Software -- I can't wait for Quake!
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* Play Information *

Game                    : DOOM II
Map #                   : Map 01
Single Player           : No monsters = not much point, interesting to check out though
Cooperative 2-4 Player  : No
Deathmatch 2-4 Player   : YES!!! FUN FUN FUN!!!
Difficulty Settings     : No
New Sounds              : No
New Graphics            : No
New Music               : No
Demos Replaced          : None


* Construction *

Base                    : None
Editor(s) used          : Wad Author
Known Bugs              : None


* Copyright / Permissions *
Do whatever you like with it, but if you use it as a base for another level, please give me
credit!  I'd also really like to see the modified level, or atleast hear from you if you make
a new level out of it!  Email me at: [email protected]

* Where to get this WAD *
My WWW homepage: http://ra.nilenet.com/~vertigo/index.html
and
ftp.cdrom.com

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