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Title:	The A.S. Wad
Filename:	levels/doom2/deathmatch/a-c/as7.zip
Size:	195.42 KB
Date:	10/21/96
Author:	Blind Panic aka-Jack Scurvy Captain Sam Hell aka-Neighbor Jim
Description:	Do you like to spend all your online
Credits:	Captain Sam Hell. aka- Neighbor Jim, Demon Cleaner, Mr. Party, etc... It was this fine individual who once told me, "Hey, you gotta check out this game called Doom." The Captain had a huge influence in the overall concept and design, as well as several large phone bills during testing. He is also a Senior Chairman here at A.S.
Base:	Scratch
Build time:
Editor(s) used:	The A.S. Wad Blaster 4.0
Bugs:	None
Rating:

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Title                   : The A.S. Wad
Filename                : AS7.WAD
Authors                 : Blind Panic aka-Jack Scurvy
			  Captain Sam Hell aka-Neighbor Jim
Email Address           : rdjh@msn.com
Misc. Author Info       :

Description             : Do you like to spend all your online
time hunting for a frag?  No. Don't you just hate it when the
maps you and your friend are playing are just too damn complex,
and it takes ten minutes just to find someone to kill? Yes.
Well, that's why we here at the A.S. Corporation decided to make
a series of Deathmatch maps for the discerning Frag Man.
That's right, friends. These specially designed maps are big,
but simple.  Many wide open spaces to run around screaming and
frantically tearing your hair out.  And you know what that
means.......Constant blood. And no new graphics or sounds.  You
won't be bothered by walls that should have some slimey green
stone but instead are plastered with the author's favorite album
cover.  Just the graphics that the kind people at Id intended.
And you won't be forced to listen to the latest dribble from some
annoying band or some badly recorded noises from a movie that
has nothing to do with Deathmatch.  Just turn down the music and
listen to the sweet sound of cordite in the air.

NOTE:  There are a few monsters in a couple of maps (1 and 6).
But not many. Just a little something to make it more interesting.
Somewhat like adding a few more players, except uglier.  Take
them out if you must, but try it first. Some of the exits are
hard to find.  But they're all there, so keep looking (IDDT).  You 
see, The Captain had a penchant for hitting any button he saw 
during testing.  So I had to sort of hide them on him so we 
wouldn't have to keep restarting if we weren't done.

Additional Credits to   :  Captain Sam Hell. aka- Neighbor Jim,
			   Demon Cleaner, Mr. Party, etc...
			   It was this fine individual who once
			   told me, "Hey, you gotta check out this
			   game called Doom."  The Captain had
			   a huge influence in the overall
			   concept and design, as well as
			   several large phone bills during
			   testing.  He is also a Senior
			   Chairman here at A.S.

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* Play Information *

Game                    : DOOM II - DeathMatch
Map #'s                 : MAP01 - Cyber Frag
			: MAP02 - Fragagon
			: MAP03 - Funky Town
			: MAP04 - Primoval
			: MAP05 - Pits Of Pain
			: MAP06 - The Compass
			: MAP07 - Blood Bowl
Single Player           : No
Cooperative 2-4 Player  : No
Deathmatch 2-4 Player   : Yes, indeed.
Difficulty Settings     : Just put it on UltraViolence.
New Sounds              : No
New Graphics            : No
New Music               : No
Demos Replaced          : None

* Construction *

Base                    : Scratch
Editor(s) used          : The A.S. Wad Blaster 4.0
Known Bugs              : None

* Copyright / Permissions *

Authors MAY use this level as a base to build additional
levels.  Rip it up and make it your own.

You MAY distribute this WAD, provided you include this file, with
no modifications.  You may distribute this file in any electronic
format (BBS, Diskette, CD, etc) as long as you include this file
intact.

BBS numbers: Agora Online (201) 437-4355

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