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Title:	The Plethoric Universe (Release 5A) (June 1996)
Filename:	levels/doom2/deathmatch/p-r/pleth5a.zip
Size:	374.56 KB
Date:	06/28/96
Author:	Merlin of Pleth
Description:	This is a collection of 7 new levels for Doom 2. They vary from being simple to highly complex. The order of these levels was indended for deathmatch play. These same levels are rearranged in two other WADS for single and cooperative play. Check out "Merlin's Universe" (MERLIN5.WAD) and "The Universe of Sin" (UNISIN.WAD).
Credits:	Those who deathmatch and those who play-test these levels. ID Software
Base:	Mostly my creation. Refer to level info below.
Build time:
Editor(s) used:	WinDEU 5.24 WinTex 4.2 Zennode .97Beta MUStool Midi2MUS 2.04
Bugs:	None to my knowledge. I do not release half- ass software. If you find anything displeasing, then certainly let me know. Note: Due to the superior complexity of some levels, the game may bog down on "slow" systems.
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Title                   : The Plethoric Universe
                          (Release 5A) (June 1996)
Filename                : PLETH5.WAD
Author                  : Merlin of Pleth
Email Address           : gt0427d@prism.gatech.edu
Misc. Author Info       : My levels are my offspring.
                          They will not be deviant.
Description             : This is a collection of 7 new levels for Doom 2.
                          They vary from being simple to highly complex.
                          The order of these levels was indended
                          for deathmatch play. These same levels are
                          rearranged in two other WADS for single
                          and cooperative play. Check out "Merlin's
                          Universe" (MERLIN5.WAD) and "The Universe
                          of Sin" (UNISIN.WAD).
Revisions               : This release (PLETH5A.WAD) is a revised
                          version of PLETH5.WAD, and should serve as
                          its replacement. "Minor" fixes have been
                          implemented, as well as a few general
                          improvements.
Additional Credits to   : Those who deathmatch and those who play-test
                          these levels.
                          ID Software

USEFUL INFORMATION:

Map #                   : MAP02-MAP06, MAP08, MAP09
Single Player           : Yes, but not encouraged. (refer to Description)
Cooperative 2-4 Player  : Yes, but not encouraged. (refer to Description)
Deathmatch 2-4 Player   : YES. The purpose of these levels.
Difficulty Settings     : Yes.
New Sounds              : No.
New Graphics            : Yes.
                          Waterfall texture from Hexen
                          A solid black wall for Monoliths
                          Sky from Doom I, Episode 1 replaces SKY1
                          A star-filled sky replaces SKY2
                          Interpic taken from "Scent of the Demon"
                          Other replacements too minor to mention
New Music               : Yes. Every new level has new music.
Demos Replaced          : None. Make your own demos. I make levels.
Base                    : Mostly my creation. Refer to level info below.
Editors used            : WinDEU 5.24 
                          WinTex 4.2
                          Zennode .97Beta
                          MUStool
                          Midi2MUS 2.04                          
Known Bugs              : None to my knowledge. I do not release half-
                          ass software. If you find anything displeasing,
                          then certainly let me know. 
                          Note: Due to the superior complexity of some
                          levels, the game may bog down on "slow"
                          systems.

COPYRIGHTS and PERMISSIONS:

These levels are a spawn from another universe. Well, not quite. If it
really turns you on, you can screw around with my levels. However, if you
decide to create an anthology of levels, make sure to include these.
Acknowledge my existance as a supreme deity.

Condensed Level Information:

- MAP02 -
  Name:     Appetite for Sin
            (old version was "A Quick Lunch")
  Author:   Merlin of Pleth
            (Dean Delongchamp built the base of the level)
  Music:    Red Dwarf
  Comment:  A flying ammo fragfest.

- MAP03 -
  Name:     Carnage
  Author:   Merlin of Pleth
  Music:    Beetlejuice
  Comment:  The lava will kill you. Also, if played for the first time
            against those with expereince in the level, you can kiss
            your ass goodbye. You will get fragged. Watch that counter
            drop to below zero!
            
- MAP04 -
  Name:     Dead Wolfenstein
  Author:   Merlin of Pleth
  Music:    (taken from 1st Wolfenstein level - MAP31)
  Comment:  Designed for deathmatch play.
            Run around and click everything. It's addictive!

- MAP05 -
  Name:     Blind Fury
            (old version was "Lights Out")
  Author:   Merlin of Pleth
            (Angelo Maniquis built the base to the level)
  Music:    Animaniacs (on par with Angelo's mentality)
  Comment:  The name of the level is the name of the game.

- MAP06 -
  Name:     And Justice for All
            (significant modifications since PLETH5)
  Author:   Merlin of Pleth
  Music:    Edan2 (arranged by Edan Topolansky)
  Comment:  Although it is my first level ever made, it
            works well for deathmatch.

- MAP08 -
  Name:     Scent of the Demon
  Author:   Merlin of Pleth
  Music:    Star Trek II
  Comment:  This level, simply put, looks nice. It is a masterpiece
            in design. However, there is one drawback:
            The demons are NOT friendly.

- MAP09 -
  Name:     Cursed Refinery
  Author:   Merlin of Pleth
  Music:    Phantom of the Opera
  Comment:  A gigantic level. Plenty of open spaces. Plenty of corridors.
            Plenty of pain.

- MAP10 through MAP32 -
  Comment:  Play them. Play them over and over and over.

"In the end, there can be only one."

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