Industrial Techware Doom-Part I ver 2.0 - Doomworld /idgames database frontend

Title:	Industrial Techware Doom-Part I ver 2.0
Filename:	themes/x-rated/i_am_old_enough_to_look_at_this/itd-r20u.zip
Size:	855.46 KB
Date:	12/02/98
Author:	Micah Harwell aka The Doctor
Description:	Theme changes dramaticly from level to level, ie. E1M4 is completely "clean". E1M6 used to be nice little nuclear town before hell broke lose...
Credits:	My good friend Brett who saw that I was spending too much time making Wolfenstein-3D levels. Rob Crawford for some helpful and very insightful tips, suggestions, and also writing the ITD story. To Jeff Kieke (smegholio@geocities.com) for creating ITD2 for Doom2 1.9.
Base:	All new, all good.
Build time:
Editor(s) used:
Bugs:	I'd love to say none, but there seems to be a problem when going from E1M4 to E1M5. Occasionally, some computers will freeze up and display some funky junk on the screen (actually this problem only exists on my machine that I know of, it doesn't happen on others I've played on). I'm not sure why this problem exists, and I'm trying very hard to correct it... Once this problem happens, you must reboot your machine to get it out. So before you exit E1M4, save the game, quit Doom, reload Doom, and then load your saved game.
Rating:	(9 votes)

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Reviews:

lupinx-Kassman	Fun episode with nice layouts in a clean style. Progression isn't always super straightforward, but its nothing that can't be solved by occasionally checking the automap. Oh and the authors made an original soundtrack of groovy tunes for this! Its unfortunate that a nude pic in a secret room in E1M7 carted the whole package off to the x-rated section.	x
Anonymous	Excellent episode.	x
Anonymous	The first level did look like it came form '94, but fortunatly the other levels gets better both gameplay and desing wise as they progress. The new music and textures were also nice. Oh, and only one room has porn pictures (I really wonder why, it wasn't even on the secret level).	x
Anonymous	Features a fake picture of Tori Amos nude. Ewww.	x
Anonymous	The date says 1998, but the level design says 1994. We have huge empty spaces, poor texture alignment, bizarrely shaped rooms, an almost complete lack of anything resembling detail, and levels that seem to have most of their playable area covered in nukage. Difficulty is trivial, of course. Not really worth your time. 2/5 --Woolie	x
Anonymous	Best to play during the summer. 3/5	x
Anonymous	Really good episode - god only knows why they decided to put some crappy pr0n in one secret room in E1M7.	x

View itd-r20u.txt

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Industrial Techware Doom - Part 1            Version 2.0
      ITD.TXT                                November 20, 1997

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* INTRO *
    This is Part One of the Industrial Techware Doom ver 2.0

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* MISC. INFORMATION *
Title                   : Industrial Techware Doom-Part I ver 2.0
Filenames               : ITD.WAD
Author                  : Micah Harwell aka The Doctor
Email Address           : i387@geocities.com
Misc. Author Info       : Job: 3D Animator (3DS MAX kicks it!)
                        : Music taste: Techno, Industrial
Hardware Required       : You should have a Pentium 100 or faster,
                          especially for E1M7.  But you don't HAVE to..
Description             : Theme changes dramaticly from level to level,
                          ie. E1M4 is completely "clean".
                          E1M6 used to be nice little nuclear town before
                          hell broke lose...
Additional Credits to   : My good friend Brett who saw that I was spending
                          too much time making Wolfenstein-3D levels.
                          Rob Crawford for some helpful and very insightful
                          tips, suggestions, and also writing the ITD
                          story. To Jeff Kieke (smegholio@geocities.com) for
                          creating ITD2 for Doom2 1.9.

Game                    : Ultimate Doom v1.9
Episode and Level #     : E1M1 - E1M9
Single Player           : Yes
Cooperative 2-4 Player  : Yes, the levels have been play tested on a network
Deathmatch 2-4 Player   : Yes, the levels have been play tested on a network
Difficulty Settings     : Yes
New Sounds              : Yes
New Music               : Yes, E1M1 - E1M9
New Graphics            : Yes, but just a few
New Textures            : Yes, many new textures have been added
Demos Replaced          : Yes, demos are made for v1.9
                        : Yes, this line just looks good

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* CONSTRUCTION *
Base                    : All new, all good.
Software used           : DETH 3.92 by Antony Burden & Simon Oke
                          DEUTEX 3.6 by Olivier Montanuy
                          ZENNODE .98a by Marc Rousseau
                          MIDI Orchestrator Plus by Voyetra
                          (for the music)
                          MIDI2MUS 2.04 by Digital Expressions Corp.
                          ENDOOMER v1.0.1 by Zink the Dink
                          MS-DOS 6.22 by Billy Bob Gates... >:-/
Known Bugs              : I'd love to say none, but there seems to be a
                          problem when going from E1M4 to E1M5.
                          Occasionally, some computers will freeze
                          up and display some funky junk on the
                          screen (actually this problem only exists
                          on my machine that I know of, it doesn't
                          happen on others I've played on). I'm
                          not sure why this problem exists, and I'm
                          trying very hard to correct it... Once this
                          problem happens, you must reboot your machine
                          to get it out.  So before you exit E1M4, save
                          the game, quit Doom, reload Doom, and then
                          load your saved game.

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