Return to Purgatory

Return to Purgatory

Return to Purgatory - DM2PURGE.WAD (Doom II) is a PWAD featuring 7 maps (MAP11, MAP12, MAP13, MAP14, MAP15, and more)

Filenames
DM2PURGE.WAD
Size
1.45 MB
MD5
4b2c9713a2348992b218ab5ff9a7763f
SHA-1
2f9c3c9b63153471668dfbd4612ca780c636b09e
SHA-256
84c7bdb47d6fb09dc74bd1d600a8f48fc7ba7fab493796a5a2064e2b3f24a763
WAD Type
PWAD
IWAD
Doom II
Engines
Doom, Doom II
Lumps
89
Maps
MAP11, MAP12, MAP13, MAP14, MAP15, MAP31, MAP32

Read Me

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Archive Maintainer      : -
Update to               : -
Advanced engine needed  : None
Primary purpose         : Single+Coop play
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Title                   : Return to Purgatory
Filename                : DM2PURGE.WAD
Release date            : 
Author                  : James Wilson (aka Shade)
Email Address           : Cserve: 73651,2312  ([email protected])
Uploaded by		: Berserker79 ([email protected])
Other Files By Author   : DMPURGE.WAD
Misc. Author Info       : Level Designer for Q Studios currently working
                          on the project "Blood" to be published by Apogee.
                          These are the levels that earned me that
                          position :).  These levels included I've designed
			  over a dozen levels for Doom 1 & 2.

Where's the rest?       : For everyone's information these levels were
                          talked up by myself as a nine-level episode
                          with new graphics, sprites, a new monster
			  and some new sounds and music.  As you might
                          have noticed many of those things are missing.
                          I'd like to formally apologize for not fully
                          realizing this episode, but if you read the
                          'author info' section you know that I was
                          recently offered a job as a level designer,
                          and as a result this episode had to be cut short.
			  The levels included ARE complete, and in the
                          sequence that they would have originally appeared
                          in, just the last two levels are missing, and
                          there are no new graphics or sound (but there is
                          new music).  I felt that it was better to release
                          what I had rather than nothing at all.  Hope you
                          enjoy them!!!

Installing              : 'Return to Purgatory' can be started one of two
                          ways:  unzip dm2purge.zip into your Doom 2
                          directory and run purge.bat by typing 'purge'
                          (exclude quotation marks) at the command prompt.
                          This will start Doom 2 at the skill level "Hurt
                          Me Plenty" and automatically warp you to Map 11,
                          the first level of the episode.  The alternate
                          way to start it would be to unzip dm2purge.zip
                          to your Doom 2 directory and type: 'doom2 -file
                          dm2purge.wad' (exclude quotation marks).  This
                          will start up Doom 2 adding the new levels
                          temporarily.  Starting this way allows you to
                          select your difficulty level and view the demos.
			  Start a game at your desired difficulty level,
                          once the game starts type 'IDCLEV11' (again,
                          no quotation marks).  This will warp you
			  to map 11, where the episode begins.

The Story (huh?)	: Your trapped on that infernal moon base as usual.
                          You've gotten to the point where you take out most
                          everything that comes at you without blinking.  
                          You've become careless.  You round a corner and
                          meet a hail of fire and gunshot, and you're dead.
                          You wake in a dark hole, awaiting the time
                          when the denizens of hell will come and take you
                          away for a permanent more-than-luke-warm bath of
                          fire.  BUT HEY!  Just because you're dead doesn't
                          mean that you can't still kick butt!  After all, 
                          going to hell for real didn't take away your
                          pistol (and they say you can't take it with you).
                          You scrounge your way out of the dark hole and see
                          a fortress in the distance.  If you can reach it,
                          then you can reclaim your lost soul and free
                          yourself from Purgatory.

Episode Notes		: If that story seems familiar it's because it is
                          taken from one of my Doom 1 levels entitled
                          "Purgatory".  Given that information and noticing
                          the title of this episode (Return to Purgatory)
                          you can probably guess that this is kind of a
                          sequel.  The individual level names are as follows:

                          Map11 - The Prison
                          Map12 - The Temple
                          Map13 - Catacombs
                          Map14 - Ruins
                          Map15 - Outpost
                          Map31 - Hellhalls
                          Map32 - Goo

The Music               : Most of the music in this episode is taken from
                          Heretic.  Two of the songs were written by yours
                          truly.  The Intermission song was written by Rick
                          Kelly.

                          Map 11 - e1m1 of Heretic
                          Map 12 - e1m6 of Heretic
                          Map 13 - A song by myself
                          Map 14 - e2m1 of Heretic
                          Map 15 - e1m2 of Heretic
                          Map 31 - Another song by myself
                          Map 32 - e1m9 of Heretic
                          Intermission - Happygm by Rick Kelly

Hello?			: If you like these levels let me know.  If you
                          hate them, let me know why.  If you experience
                          a problem with them PLEASE let me know so I can
                          correct it.

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* What is included *

New levels              : 7
Sounds                  : No
Music                   : Yes
Graphics                : No
Dehacked/BEX Patch      : No
Demos                   : Yes (3 DOOM2 v1.9 demos)
Other                   : -
Other files required    : none


* Play Information *

Game                    : DOOM2
Map #                   : Map11, Map12, Map13, Map14, Map15, Map31 and Map32
Single Player           : Designed for
Cooperative 2-4 Player  : Player starts only
Deathmatch 2-4 Player   : Player starts only
Other game styles       : No
Difficulty Settings     : Yes (Hurt Me Plenty is for the average player,
                          Ultra-violence has been designed for the best
                          players only!!!  The two secret levels have
                          NO DIFFICULTY SETTINGS!!!  They are designed
                          to be the ultimate challenge (short of Level
                          30 of Doom 2), if you reach them you have to
                          lump them!

* Construction *

Base                    : New levels from scratch
Build Time              : Heh 
Editor(s) used          : DEEP 7.01, 32-bit Windeu, NWT, Deutex, Ted 1.2
Known Bugs              : Very occasional game crash with some older ports
			  upon loading Map13 caused by problem with custom
			  music file played on that level
May Not Run With...     : -


* Copyright / Permissions *

These levels are the sole property of the author (James Wilson).  They may be distributed
freely as long as no money is charged for them (no CD compilations!!) and this text file
is included with them, unless permission is given otherwise.  Computer gaming 
magazines MAY include them on compilation disks or CD's as long as the author is notified 
in advance.

Authors (MAY NOT) use this level as a base to build additional
levels.  Authors (MAY) alter or play or do with this level pretty much
anything else they want, I only ask that you give me credit as the original
designer.


* Where to get the file that this text file describes *

The Usual: ftp://archives.3dgamers.com/pub/idgames/ and mirrors
Compuserve: Gamer's Forum in the Action Game Aids section.
Web sites: http://www.geocities.com/berserker79.geo/otherwads.html#Dm2purge
FTP sites:

Maps

MAP11

MAP11

Deathmatch Spawns
7
Co-op Spawns
4
MAP12

MAP12

Deathmatch Spawns
8
Co-op Spawns
4
MAP13

MAP13

Deathmatch Spawns
8
Co-op Spawns
4
MAP14

MAP14

Deathmatch Spawns
8
Co-op Spawns
4
MAP15

MAP15

Deathmatch Spawns
8
Co-op Spawns
4
MAP31

MAP31

Deathmatch Spawns
6
Co-op Spawns
4
MAP32

MAP32

Deathmatch Spawns
8
Co-op Spawns
4

Endoom

ENDOOM

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           created by id Software and distributed by GT interactive             
                                                                                
                            "Return to Purgatory"                               
                      created by Shade (aka James Wilson)                       
                                of Q Studios.                                   
                    Kevin's name is here simply to annoy him.                   
                                                                                
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