This is a DHT exam file. Its place is in the dht-exams directory.

                      The DOOM Honorific Titles
                Created by Frank Stajano on 1994 05 01

Colin McConnell hereby conquers the title of Doom 1 Master!

Exam file name          : D1M-CJM.ZIP
Title conquered         : DOOM 1 Master
Author                  : Colin McConnell   
Completion date         : 1996 08 15
Game and version used   : DOOM I v. 1.9 (Ultimate Doom)
Log entry               : CHAL: D1M  CJM Colin McConnell 31 35 19  RFR-FLL-RLF
                          Colin McConnell <ap908@ccn.cs.dal.ca>
Substitutions?          : NO
System used             : 486/66, 8 Meg, SVGA, Logitech Trackball (3 button), 
                          Soundblaster
Controls used           : keyboard + mouse, with keys redefined as follows:
                          Forward = E, Left = S, Right = D, Back = X, Strafe 
                          Left = A, Strafe Right = F, LMB = Fire, MMB = 
                          Forward, RMB = Use
free interpretation     : E3M8-UV All the monsters killed each other, except for
                          one Cacodemon, and the Spider Master Mind.  I've 
                          always found the Spider Demon difficult to defeat.  
                          I didn't go for polish or anything fancy, just took 
                          the first successful run to show my style.
Comments                : E3M1 - The dance follows the death of the three imps at 
                          the beginning.
                          E3M5 - I had a lot of trouble with this one because 
                          I kept getting kicked out when the LMP file got too 
                          big.  I had to set the  -MAXDEMO parameter to 1024 
                          to end this frustration.
                          E1M9 - I did the dance right at the beginning.  It
                          seemed like the quickest way to get a shotgun.
Author info             : I've been playing DooM since the first day the 
                          shareware was available by anonymous FTP.  It 
                          certainly qualifies as an addiction because I play 
                          (1) at inappropriate times, (2) when I know I should 
                          be doing something else and (3) I have "just one 
                          more time..." syndrome really bad.  I have no 
                          intention of seeking help.
