Title                   : Valhalla
Filenames               : Valhalla.wad, Valhalla.deh & Vinstall.bat
Author                  : Dylan Barber
Email Address           : [email protected]
Misc. Author Info       : Also responsible for Hellhole.wad for doom2.
                       : I was still learning then :-)

Important               : You will need dehacked.exe & deusf.exe in your
                       : Doom2 directory along with the above files to play
                       : this wad.

Description             : An absolute pain in the ( enter word of your
                       : choice here ) to finish due to the savegame memory
                       : limit in the doom2.exe file. I did this on a p120
                       : with 32 meg and just got it within the limit but
                       : 50% of the time it still hangs the command.com when
                       : you exit the game so you will probably have to
                       : reboot.
                       : When playing the level, there are some parts that
                       : may seem hard to get to. They CAN be done. It is not
                       : a result of duff level design.

Additional Credits to   : Id, Raven, and the creators of the editors used.

Episode and Level       : Doom2 v 1.666 map01
Single Player           : Yes
Cooperative             : Yes ( not tested )
DeathMatch              : Yes ( quick test )
Difficulty Settings     : Not implemented
New Graphics            : Yes, including Heretic & Hexen textures
New Sounds              : Borrowed Heretic's doors, platforms & teleporter
New Music               : No
Demo's Replaced         : None

Base                    : New level from scratch
Build time              : Don't ask
Editor(s) used          : Dck 3.6, Zennode, Dehacked 3.0, & Wintex 4.2
Known Bugs              : Only exiting the game ( See description )

Permision               : Do what you like with this wad but credit would
                       : be nice thanks

Where to get this Wad   : FTP sites: www.cdrom.com

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