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Title:	DMLOST.WAD
Filename:	levels/doom/d-f/dmlost.zip
Size:	70.4 KB
Date:	02/05/05
Author:	Tim J. Ash (TIMinator)
Description:	This is the Lost Level of DOOM, the one your mother never told you about! A big, complex WAD, almost 200K, this one is not for novices.
Credits:	DEU 5.1 and BSP 1.1.
Base:	New from scratch
Build time:	Over 40 hours of creation and testing.
Editor(s) used:	DEU 5.1, with assistance of BSP 1.1
Bugs:	No known bugs.
Rating:	(6 votes)

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Reviews:

Anonymous	Released May 1994, so rated as such. Large, explorer-type level with varying layout and good texture use. Gameplay @ UV is quite varying with a lot of for that time challenging traps. Overall the ambiance is very good, and playing it gave about half an hour of fun, so solid 4*. BTW can in 2015 be burned down because of nowadays player experiences & style guides based on two decades of DooM, but this was made in the poineer era, so 2 or even 1 star is completely unfair.	x
Anonymous	crap	x
Memfis	Fun adventure and somewhat challenging even to this day. Cool green marble area.	x
Doomkid	Despite being 19 years old, this map was fun to play through. For a moment, forget about Doom builder, the doom dumminity, tutoirals and all the other priveleges we have now. Given, this map is a lot of fun. It's ugly as all hell, and also features what may be one of the first ever "army of barons VS a cyberdemon" as seen 2 years later in Tricks and Traps. Worth a shot if you're an oldschool Doomer.	x
Anonymous	This is dated May 1994. It's a relatively large level, although in typical 1994 style it's a complete borgasmord in terms of style and layout, with a crate maze techbase slime dungeon maze castle etc. It has a design trope whereby you go through corridors that have vines; it's confusing and doesn't work. There's an irritating back-and-forth switchhunty bit as well. And the first room is unnecessarily confusing, and easy to get stuck with.	x

View dmlost.txt

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Archive Maintainer      : This file has been dicovered on the DOOMANIA -cd.
                          The original filename of the zip has been
                          lostlevl.zip, but has been renamed for the upload
                          to the /idgames-ftp-archives, because a file with
                          that name was already there.
Primary purpose         : Single+Coop play / Deathmatch
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Title                   : DMLOST.WAD
Filename                : LOSTLEVL.WAD
Release date            : 1994
Author                  : Tim J. Ash (TIMinator)
Email Address           : tim.ash@cyberstore.ca
Other Files By Author   : LOSTLEV2.WAD  - DOOM2 -version of LOSTLEVL.WAD
                          APOCLPSE.WAD  - Single player DOOM
                          GLADIATR.WAD  - Single player DOOM
                          CITADEL2.WAD  - Deathmatch DOOM2
                          TIMJAY.WAD    - Deathmatch DOOM2
                          BOOTHILL.WAD  - Deathmatch DOOM2
Misc. Author Info       : Lives in Kelowna, BC, Canada

Description             : This is the Lost Level of DOOM, the one
                          your mother never told you about!
                          A big, complex WAD, almost 200K, this
                          one is not for novices.

Additional Credits to   : DEU 5.1 and BSP 1.1.
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* What is included *

New levels              : 1
Sounds                  : No
Music                   : No
Graphics                : No
Dehacked/BEX Patch      : No
Demos                   : No
Other                   : No
Other files required    : No

* Play Information *

Game                    : DOOM
Map #                   : E2M1
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
Build Time              : Over 40 hours of creation and testing.
Editor(s) used          : DEU 5.1, with assistance of BSP 1.1
Known Bugs              : No known bugs.

* Copyright / Permissions *

You MAY use this level as a base to build additional levels.
But do not claim you created this level.  If you create a new
level based on this one, please credit the original author.
You may do whatever you want with this file.  The author
will not accept any responsibility for problems caused with it.

* Hints for this WAD *

Many hours of labour went into this one to make it as challenging
as possible, not because of the creatures, but because of the maze
itself.  There are four main sections of the Lost Level, and to
provide assistance for the eternally tormented, I have included a
major hint for each section.  See if you can finish the level
without cheating, using these hints.

Section 1: Marble Hexagon Room:

Your player starts in this room, but don't stick around long.
  This room connects the other three major sections.
  Move quickly to the next section and deal with this room later.

Section 2: Warehouse:

Not too difficult, but watch your back, and don't miss the secret.

Section 3: Swamp Complex:

A twisted, confusing area... you must hit 6 important switches here
  to acquire the red key.

Section 4: Showdown:

This room is not as hard as it looks, just get the creatures there
  mad at each other, then hide somewhere and watch the fight.

Finally, save often and horde your major firepower for the Showdown.

The Lost Level was also playtested in Cooperative and Deathmatch mode,
the latter making for one HELL of a manhunt.  Have fun with a WAD that
took many hours to complete.  To run the Lost Level, type the following
in your doom directory:

doom -file lostlevl.wad -episode 2 -skill x

where x is the difficulty level you wish to play at (1-5).

Or you could run the batch file LL.BAT, included in this archive.

PS: Difficulty levels Medium and Hard have quite a different ending,
    try one before the other for maximum effect. ;)

PPS: Special thanks to the Creators of DEU and BSP, thier free time and
     effort was sacrificed to make an already great game even better.

TinyTim...

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