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Title:	uac_dead.zip
Filename:	lmps/doom/ultimate/uac_dead.zip
Size:	67.18 KB
Date:	01/17/97
Author:	Matt "Viper" Maier
Description:	Leo Martin Lim's UAC_DEAD.WAD is such a classic that I couldn't turn down making at least one lmp. This is just as good, if not better than Nightmare; UV on Fast - You HAVE to kill everything! Anyway, I know the .WAD is old, but it is still worth seeing if you haven't already. Great Job, Leo!
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Anonymous	The time is 35:51. Note that it is a Doom.exe 1.9 demo (not an Ultimate Doom demo - it will desync if played back with that due to the changed tag 666 behaviour).	x
Anonymous	Well, I watched it for >5 mins on -timedemo... it's a long demo :)	x

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LMP Title               : Dooms Day of UAC
Filename                : UAC_DEAD.LMP
LMP Version             : 1.9
Game                    : Doom I
Pwad(s)                 : UAC_DEAD.WAD
Map Level(s)            : E1M8
Skill                   : 4
Options                 : -Fast
Multiplayer Mode        : None
Number of Players       : 1
Perspective             : Green
Length                  : Hard to tell (E1M8) ... 30 mins?
-timer                  : No

Author                  : Matt "Viper" Maier

Email Address           : mmaier@magicnet.net

Misc. Author Info       : Watch for my other lmps too, they are:
                          ASD2 Levels 1,2,3 and 5

Description             : Leo Martin Lim's UAC_DEAD.WAD is such a classic
                          that I couldn't turn down making at least one
                          lmp.  This is just as good, if not better than
                          Nightmare; UV on Fast - You HAVE to kill
                          everything!  Anyway, I know the .WAD is old, but
                          it is still worth seeing if you haven't already.
                          Great Job, Leo!
                          
Additional Credits to   : ID software, for beginning the 1st person shooter
                          phenomenon!  Also, Thanks to Leo Martin Lim
                          for the best asthetic-value level I have seen.  I
                          just wish there was a sequel (what happens when
                          he takes off...)

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