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Title:	Borax 4
Filename:	levels/doom/Ports/a-c/borax4.zip
Size:	160.1 KB
Date:	02/28/99
Author:	Dennis Katsonis.
Description:	Basically a large base type level. This level is HUGE (But not insanely hard) You find yourself in a secondary military base, some distance from the other, ill fated base. It is located deep in the gray, foggy mountain range. You have to escape and ascend a nearby mountain.
Credits:	ID Software for the best game, DOOM . Zerius development for DCK2. Team-TNT for BOOM
Base:	New level from scratch.
Build time:	This level was something I was tinkering around with when I was Quake II editing. If I had been working solely on this, probably 1 to 2 weeks.
Editor(s) used:	DCK 2.2, WADCAT, NWT Zennode, RMB
Bugs:	None that I know of. DCK screwed the textures up but I painstakingly changed them back. I may have missed one or two, but I suspect that they would be very difficult to spot.
Rating:	(7 votes)

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Reviews:

Anonymous	good stuff	x
Anonymous	Very large, nonlinear E1-style map for Boom, showcasing many typical features for early Boom maps such as transparency. The start is difficult, with numerous possible routes, many of which are very dangerous, scarce ammo, and fire from multiple directions, but the map becomes much easier once you acquire more firepower and the difficulty stays down. Architecture and gameplay are good. 4/5 --Woolie	x
Anonymous	Bad: Some texture errors; Loud "Godfather" MIDI wasn't appreciated. Good: Large level; Good, subtle use of Boom 3D effects. Overall: Could be a little harder, but a recommended play. 3/5 -VV	x
Anonymous	Very good map. Music is superb.	x

View borax4.txt

BORAX 4: A level for Doom 1 (using the BOOM engine)

NOTE!!!!   IMPORTANT!!!!!

This is a level that uses the BOOM engine! It has Boom's special effects
and streches the limits that were imposed with the old Doom engine.
You MUST use Boom to run this or else it just won't work.
You can get Boom from Team-TNT's home site at
www.teamtnt.com

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Friday, 26 February 1999
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Title                   : Borax 4
Filename                : BORAX4.WAD
Author                  : Dennis Katsonis.
                        
Email Address           : rotflol@HoTMaiL.com

Misc. Author Info       : Creator of DKSHRINE (The Shrine), a 20 level
                          Doom II WAD.  Also author of the following levels.

For DOOM II
                          HOLYCOW!.WAD

For Quake
                          MEDLAB.BSP
                          ASTRUS.BSP
                          BORAX.BSP
                          BORAX3.BSP
                          DMHAUS.BSP
                          DMHAUS2.BSP

For Quake II
                          BORAX2.BSP
                          HEAVYIND.BSP
                          The Ulysses Project (A 5 level unit)
                          HODE.BSP

Description             : Basically a large base type level.
                          This level is HUGE (But not insanely hard)
                          You find yourself in a secondary military base,
			  some distance from the other, ill fated base.

It is located deep in the gray, foggy mountain
                          range.
			  You have to escape and ascend a nearby mountain.

Additional Credits to   : ID Software for the best game, DOOM .
                          Zerius development for DCK2.
                          Team-TNT for BOOM

================================================================

* Play Information *

Episode and Level #     : E1M1
Single Player           : Yes
Cooperative 2-4 Player  : Yes
Deathmatch 2-4 Player   : Yes
Difficulty Settings     : Only marginally, we all play Ultra-Violence anyway,
                          don't we?

New Sounds              : No
New Graphics            : No

New Music               : Yes.

Demos Replaced          : None

* Construction *

Base                    : New level from scratch.

Build Time              : This level was something I was tinkering around
                          with when I was Quake II editing.  If I had
                          been working solely on this, probably 1 to 2 weeks.

Editor(s) used          : DCK 2.2, WADCAT, NWT 
                          Zennode, RMB

Known Bugs              : None that I know of.  DCK screwed the textures
                          up but I painstakingly changed them back.  I may
                          have missed one or two, but I suspect that they
                          would be very difficult to spot.

The WAD should be 518341 bytes and dated 26 Feb 1999.  If it isn't
its been modified.

* Copyright / Permissions *

Disclaimer:

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 rotflol@hotmail.com

You are NOT allowed to use this WAD as a base
for any other wads, conversions etc.  Do NOT
edit.

This file (borax4.zip containing borax4.wad,and borax4.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 
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(1) it remains wholly unedited and unmodified,

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