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Small fast-paced Heretic II deathmatch map offering four spawn points and straightforward arena combat for quick matches

Small fast-paced Heretic II deathmatch map offering four spawn points and straightforward arena combat for quick matches

Vote: (11 votes)

Developer: Michael Walden

Created: 2002-06-17

MD5: 4d4a629b0e2878be1ee063ff49aca72a

Size: 88.6 KB

Vote

(11 votes)

Developer

Michael Walden

Created

2002-06-17

MD5

4d4a629b0e2878be1ee063ff49aca72a

Size

88.6 KB

Heretic II deathmatch map. This is my first attempt at creating a map for Heretic II.

Sunday February 28, 1999

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Title : Sin Arena

Filename : dmsinarena.bsp

Author : Michael Walden

Email Address : [email protected]

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Description : Heretic II deathmatch map.

This is my first attempt at creating a map for

Heretic II

Additional Credits to : Raven Software for Heretic II.

Praetor Judis, SoulRider & that clown guy for

introducing me to the game, and giving their

advice and help.

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* Play Information *

Single Player : No (includes player_start)

Cooperative : No

Deathmatch : Yes - 4 starts

Difficulty Settings : No

New Sounds : No

New Graphics : No

New Music : No

* Construction *

Base : New level from scratch.

Editor used : HereticEd

Known bugs : -

Build time : approx 4 days

Texture Sets used : mulitple

Compile machine : PII 333, 192mb RAM.

* How to play this BSP *

1. Put dmsinarena.bsp in 'base\maps' directory under your Heretic II directory

(no quotes, create one if it doesn't exist.)

2. Start Heretic II and enter 'map dmsinarena' (no quotes) at the console.

Copyright Notice:

THIS LEVEL MAY NOT BE DISTRIBUTED FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES.

IF YOU PAID IN ANY WAY TO GET THIS LEVEL, YOU ARE BEING RIPPED OFF

AND SO AM I - REPORT THIS TO [email protected]

This file (dmsinarena.zip containing dmsinarena.bsp, and sinarena.txt),

or any derivative works thereof, may not be sold or redistributed for profit

in any way without express written permission of the author. This includes,

but is not limited to, mass archival as on a cd-rom and inclusion in commercially

published compilations (books and/or magazines).

You are free to copy this file for personal use, or to make it available for

redistribution in its electronic format, provided that:

(1) it remains wholly unedited and unmodified,

(2) no fee or compensation is charged for copies of or access to this

file, and

(3) this copyright notice and the following disclaimer remain attached.

Disclaimer:

This file is provided by the author "as is", and any express or implied

warranties, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of

merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are disclaimed. In

absolutely no event shall the author be liable for any direct, indirect,

incidental, special, exemplary, or consequential damages (including, but

not limited to, procurement of substitute goods or services; loss of

use, data, or profits; or business interruption) however caused and on

any theory of liability, whether in contract, strict liability, or tort

(including negligence or otherwise) arising in any way out of the use of

the information herein contained, even if advised of the possibility of

such damage.

This file was created from a file originally Copyright ©1999 Matt Sefton