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Title:	Bridges.wad
Filename:	levels/doom2/a-c/bridges.zip
Size:	51.28 KB
Date:	05/07/14
Author:	Nick Anderson
Description:	Medium to hard single player with simple landscapes, average sized wad. Plenty of secrets/hidden stuff and problems to solve.
Credits:	My son Robert for his advice and testing, and to those who took the time to create and improve the editors.
Base:	From Scratch.
Build time:	Yes there was some, don't know how much though, days?
Editor(s) used:	DETH 2.66 and WARM 1.3
Bugs:	Nope.
Rating:	(9 votes) Log in at the Doomworld forums to comment.

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Reviews:

Memfis	Masterful monster placement will put you in a lot of unique uncomfortable situations and make you think a little. That's quite a feat for a map from 1995. The progression has some puzzles and might frustrate you with all the unmarked teleporters though.	x
Anonymous	no, just no. Unmarked teleports at every turn. CLEVAR!!1! No. Waste of a download.	x
Anonymous	Played @ UV. Typical 1995 pwad with all its flaws: poor map layout, simple texture use, overly dark areas, poor monster placement, f.e. groups of same type of monsters. Gameplay is definitely not what one may expect in 2014, thus after two decades experience in level building. Overall: 2/5 for the efford.	x
Doomkid	This is dated 1995. It's nothing too special, goes through a variety of themes, techbases, slime pits, you know the drill. There are lots of, big surprise, bridges! This might be fun for an OS player, but there's really not much of substance here.	x

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Uploaded by RL (super_shotgun35@yahoo.com)
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Title                   : Bridges.wad
Author                  : Nick Anderson
CIS Address             : 1000074,2455
Description             : Medium to hard single player with simple
                          landscapes, average sized wad. Plenty of
                          secrets/hidden stuff and problems to solve.

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Additional Credits to   : My son Robert for his advice and testing,
			  and to those who took the time to create
			  and improve the editors.
                                      
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* Play Information *

Episode and Level #     : MAP01
Single Player           : Yes 
Cooperative 2-4 Player  : Cant' remember but I think so.
Deathmatch 2-4 Player   : No
Difficulty Settings     : Easy, Medium, Hard
New Sounds              : No
New Graphics            : No
New Music               : No
Demos Replaced          : None

* Construction *

Base                    : From Scratch.
Editor(s) used          : DETH 2.66 and WARM 1.3
Known Bugs              : Nope.
Design Time             : Yes there was some, don't know how much though, days?
			 
* Misc. Notes *

So called because of the long bridge in the middle of the level which,
        as you may find, has teleport lines either side of it. In fact this
        was written in order to see what teleports can do so some of the rooms
        have several in them. One tactic I have seen used is to stand on the
        teleport exit and squish the monsters as they arrive, this is legal but
        hardly fair!
        Unlike two of my other efforts (dm2pairs.wad and punchit.wad) there is no
        story to this wad file.
        The reason I can't check to see if this level has been set up as multiplayer
        is that a certain new Operating System released in 1995 has altered my DOS setup
        and I cannot use the Deth editor at the moment. So I cannot check it yet, but
        I seem to remember that I did add multi.
        I don't think that it is possible to complete this level in hard mode without
        saving and/or cheating.

* Copyright / Permissions *

None, you can do whatever you like with it (except sell it for gain) but 
	I would appreciate this text file being included in any postings or 
        collections of wads. 
        If you really want to you can use this as a base but it's much more fun
        creating your own from scratch
	
	If you use it for a base I would appreciate a copy of your amended wad or
	an E-Mail as to where I can get it from, e.g. Internet or CIS.
	
* Warnings *
	
	These files have been virus checked using S&S International's Dr Solomons
	Toolkit for DOS V7.15, so there should be no problem. However if not in their 
	original form or passed around from any other source than CIS or the better 
	Internet sites it is remotely possible that a virus may have been attached. 
	Check them out!

I cannot accept any resonsibility at all for these files, so there!

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