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Title				: Hommage to the Bad
Date				: 29th August 2002
Filename			: map_nodm1.pk3
Author			: Rich "swelt" Jacques
Email Address		: swelt@cpma.org.uk
Website			: http://www.cpma.org.uk

Description			: Quake III Arena level based on Quake 
			  	DM4 and built from scratch.

		~~  OPTIMISED FOR CHALLENGE PROMODE  ~~
			~ http://www.promode.org ~

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- Play Information -
 : Make sure you have Quake III point release 1.31 or later.
   (http://www.quake3arena.com/)
 : Extract map_nodm1.pk3 from the zip into quake3/baseq3 folder.
 : Find or start a dedicated server running the map

- Level Information -
Game type		: 1v1, ffa
Single Player		: Yes
Player load		: 2 - 4
Weapons			: SG, PG, LG, 2xRL, GL
Stuff			: 2xGA, YA, RA, MH, Quad
New Sounds		: No
New Graphics		: No
New Models		: No

- Construction -
Editors used	: Q3Radiant v202
Utilities used	: Q3Map, Editpad

- Notes -

This was my first Q3 map (at least that wasn't just a box :).  I
chose to do a remake so that I could focus on the technicalities.
It turned out better than I expected so, what the hell, release it :)
The design goals were to make a map which played like the original 
using the CPM physics.

This is the first in the series of maps dedicated to CPM Clan Nobles
#nobles on irc.quakenet / http://www.cpma.org.uk/nobles
More this way cometh...

** Update nodm1a **
With the release of nodm7 (DM2 remake) it seemed a nice idea to brush up
this old map.  Changes include textures, but also some gameplay tweaks
based on comments received.  Botplay is now also supported.

- Credits -
: id Software for Quake, Quake 3 and the original DM4
	http://www.idsoftware.com
: Sock for his egyptian set
	http://www.planetquake.com/simland/
: Clan Nobles, mrlame, son, vio, insane and everyone else for the playtesting
: The CPM Forum Crew for feedback
	http://www.challenge-network.com/ikon-bin/forums.cgi?forum=2
: EVERYONE who has played this level, cheers!

- Links -

CPMA Homepage	http://www.promode.org
CPMA.org.uk		http://www.cpma.org.uk


- Copyright / Permissions -
You may not include or distribute this map in any sort of 
commercial product without permission from the author. You may 
not mass distribute this level via any non-electronic means, 
including but not limited to compact disks, and floppy disks
without permission from the author.  thx.