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Title:	cross.zip
Filename:	levels/doom/a-c/cross.zip
Size:	99 KB
Date:	05/18/94
Author:	Terry Henning
E-mail:	lorenzo@picard.cs.wisc.edu
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Rating:	(3 votes) Spambot check: 5 + 8 = Commenting as: Anonymous

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A surprisingly fun and well thought-out map, with an intelligent design and progression. Only one or two stupid head-scratching moments. The style changes freely several times, but there's so much exploring to do that a single theme would probably get dull. There are several great secrets to find, and there are also some clever traps. The gameplay is orchestrated well, though it's pretty easy throughout. At least you're not bathing in ammo (except for the "mandatory" Cyber finale). Plays at E3M5. --3/5

Don't play this, play crosst.zip which is actually the same as this with bugs corected (some buttons wheren't working in this but worked in the other version, and I got stuck here). Still a nice oldschool map. 3/5 - Optimus

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*****  CROSS.WAD *****

First of all, I would like to thank id for developing such a great game!
Matt Tagliaferri, for writing a great editor (DoomCAD 4.2), which I used
to create this level.  Also, for replying to every one of my e-mail messages
promptly and politely.
Colin Reed, for BSP11x, which I used for the nodebuilding.
And Jon and Don, for beta testing my pseudo-funtional levels and putting up
with my endless fanatical chatter about Doom.

Cross.wad is a new Doom level to replace E3M5.  It was designed mostly
to be a single player level in the style of House of Pain, but it does 
support deathmatch and co-op play.  It has two difficulty levels (3 kind of-
on the easiest level there are a few more items to make it a little easier).

There are no HOM (that I am aware of), and everything works (doors, lifts,etc.)
There are a couple problems that I do not know how to fix:
1) some of the mosters get activated, yet I don't know how they get activated
2) one of the steps in the level has some "vertical garbage" on it.
3) there a couple places that I just could *not* get the textures to line
   up correctly.

Anyway, I'm sure you'll enjoy it!  GET IT!!!!!!

If you have questions, comments, or suggestions e-mail at:

lorenzo@picard.cs.wisc.edu

Thanks,

Terry Henning

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