Megalab.wad and Megawatt.wad - Doomworld /idgames database frontend

Title:	Megalab.wad and Megawatt.wad
Filename:	levels/doom/m-o/megapack.zip
Size:	112.47 KB
Date:	05/12/94
Author:	Casey Miller
Description:	After too many hours I have finally completed my second complete external wad file for use with the registered version of Doom. As promised, the zip file also contains a re-release of my first wad megawatt.wad. This new version of megawatt has the bugs fixed and now has difficulty levels implemented. For those easily offened by satanic overtones, neither level uses any satanic textures. Megawatt replaces level one of episode one and Megalab replaces level two of episode one. Both levels contain multi-player and deathmatch starting points, and skill level options.
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Editor(s) used:	Deu 4 beta, Deu 5
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Rating:	(9 votes)

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Reviews:

Doomkid	Impressive work for ~20 years ago, Casey. A theme i notice with a lot of these "old, but decent" maps is that they look really cool in the Automap. E1M2 confused me for a while - The exit is where you fight the 2 barons!	x
Anonymous	Some HOM, unmarked doorslifts, and bad texturing(room high doors). Absolutely incredible for '94 otherwise. MEGAWATT is hard, make sure not to fall off of the ledges in the slime rooms! 3 stars for MEGAWATT, 4 for MEGALAB. 4 overall, you'll have fun playing these.	x
Anonymous	Megawatt is ok, but Megalab is really neat for a 1994 pwad, with a non-linear design and all. Gotta love the disclaimer for "those easily offened by satanic overtones". 3/5 for MW and 4/5 for ML	x
Anonymous	This gets an instant star for the phrase "internet e-mail address" in the readme. Megawatt is E1M1, Megalab is E1M2, but they're two separate files, from April 1994, very old. Megawatt is decent for 1994 but too simple nowadays. It feels like a prototype of Megalab, which is good fun - not much detail, but the basic layout is solid, and the gameplay rattles along. A few bugs (stuck monsters, too-long walls if you play in Doom.exe) but nothing serious.	x

View megapack.txt

Doom External Wad Files:  Megalab.wad and Megawatt.wad

Author:  Casey Miller
E-mail:  98782359@wsuvm1.csc.wsu.edu  (valid address till 5/6/94)
Organization:  Washington State University

After too many hours I have finally completed my second complete external wad
file for use with the registered version of Doom.  As promised, the zip file
also contains a re-release of my first wad megawatt.wad.  This new version of
megawatt has the bugs fixed and now has difficulty levels implemented.  For
those easily offened by satanic overtones, neither level uses any satanic
textures.  Megawatt replaces level one of episode one and Megalab replaces
level two of episode one.  Both levels contain multi-player and deathmatch
starting points, and skill level options.

To load the levels enter:  Doom -file megawatt.wad megalab.wad
        (Make sure both wads are in the Doom directory)
                                                       
Megawatt was built with the Deu 4 beta editor, and Megalab was completed with
Deu 4 beta, then the new Deu 5, and nodes built with BSP v1.1 beta.  I can
almost garuntee there will be no clipping.  I must give credit to the new
Deu 5 for its auto texture align feature as Megalab would not have been
released this soon.

For those who enjoyed Megawatt, my new Megalab level should be equally
enjoyable if not more.  Neither level abuses the player by adding too many
monsters so you should find both reasonable to play.  I hope you enjoy and
would appreciate any feedback at the above internet e-mail address.  I will
graduate after the 6th so my e-mail address will no longer be valid, so don't
bother sending me mail after that date.  I will hopefully get a new account
in my home town within a few weeks afterwards.

Good luck on your kills,

C. Miller
                                        Babylon 5 Rules!

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