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ARMY OF DOOM V0.9
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1). So why did I do it?
Well, I know that there's already an Army of Darkness patch for DOOM,
ASH-DOOM.ZIP, but (with apologies to the author) I was disappointed with
it. There really weren't enough AOD sounds to it. I had about 13MB of
AOD wav files, a few hours to kill during school so decided to give it a go.
2). Why's it only V0.9?
This is simple, sort of. I had originally wanted to change the intro pic
to the cover of AOD, BUT, my friend Geoff never got around to bringing over
the comic book, so I never scanned it, that's why it took my so long to
actually upload this thing. Also, I wanted to change the little guy
at the bottom of the screen to something that resembled Bruce Campbell
more, but, I haven't gotten around to it yet.
3). How do I use it?
The file enclosed is a sounds only WAD file. It uses different sounds as
a shell to your regular DOOM.WAD file. It doesn't do anything to any of
your original DOOM files if you follow this wasy step:
at the DOS prompt type:
c:\doom\doom -file AOD.WAD
It's as easy as that. Even better would be to get a copy of DOOMLOAD and
then you can use Army of DOOM with any other PWAD as long as the others do
not contain any sound files.
4). My Thanks.
I would like to thank everyone who helped me with this
Forest Lee
Geoff Haigh
Red Sprague
Rob Mohns
Wiley Cox
Maura Beddes
ID software
and everyone else who has changed DOOM so far.
Thank You and I hope you enjoy.
5) If you like this.
Hey, this is Freeware, because I ripped off too much copyrighted material
to charge money for it. All I ask, is that if you like this, UPLOAD it
everywher and please send me email at:
bsheehan@gramps.clarku.edu
or
flash@black.clarku.edu
STANDARD DISCLAIMER***************
Although I am confident that this file won't do anything to your system, I
don't want to be held responsible for any damages it caused. So, if your
copy of DOOM becomes corrupted or your computer vomits on you or anything,
It's not my fault. Remember, It's always best to make backups.