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

Steffen "Rini" Udluft hereby conquers the title of DOOM 1 Master.

Exam file name          : D1M6-SRU.ZIP
Title conquered         : DOOM 1 Master
Author                  : Steffen "Rini" Udluft
Completion date         : 1997 05 18
Game and version used   : ULTIMATE DOOM v. 1.9
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19970505 1220 CHAL: D1M6 SRU  14 24 33 (00)
19970505 1220     : Steffen Rini Udluft
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System used             : P150+ 6x86/120 Mhz, PCI bus graphics (ATI Mach 64),
                          or 80486 DX-2/80, VESA Local Bus,
                          Soundblaster Pro clone, headphones

Controls used           : keyboard only, with everything redefined
                          as follows:
                              D:     fire
                              A:     strafe left
                              S:     strafe right
                              SHIFT: speed on
                              SPACE: use


Free interpretation     : e2m6 w/ -RESPAWN 100% kills&sec. visiting every room


Comments                : The reason I finish this exam that late is that I
			  had no idea what to play. Poeppy said: "was kannst
			  du denn besonders gut oder was macht dir spass?"
			  (translation: is there something you can do
			   especially well, or that you like?)
			  OK, there is nothing I can do especially well, but
			  I really like -RESPAWN 100%/100%, so I did this ...

			  free: "Halls Of The Damned"	(e2m6-uvr.lmp)
				I selected this map, because I thought it's
				quite hard with respawning monsters (you have
				to pass several places twice). I found that
				it's very important to take the right route,
				otherwise the level is completely crowded with
				demons, cacos and barons and you are trapped
				with rapidly decreasing ammo ...
				The route I play contains one critical place
				too, the return from the red_key/plasma_gun
				area is normally blocked by the baron and
				some demons. If you're lucky, you may pass
				the baron without wasting any cells.
				I took this recording, because it shows how it
				looks like if you don't have that luck ...

				Btw: I thought for DHT it is appropriate not
				only to play for 100% kill and secrets, but as
				an additional complication to visit every room.

                          e1m4: "Command Control"	(e1m4-uv.lmp)
				Nice and easy level.

                          e2m4: "Deimos Lab"		(e2m4-uv.lmp)
				This was my favorite in early '94. It's the
				first one where barons are normal monsters and
				not "the boss". The textures are brilliant
				placed with the satanic symbol announcing the
				first baron. I missed this tense athmosphere
				in all maps I've played afterwards - but this
				is mainly due to the fact, that there is only
				ONE "first time".
				In this recording I play it quite conventional,
				maybe a little bit risky.

                          e3m3: "Pandemonium"		(e3m3-uv.lmp)
				Nice map. The dance is at the blue_key_card.



Author info             : 
			  My first contact with DooM was end of december '93.
			  In early '94 I started to play episode 3 and couldn't
			  make the first level. Therefore I redefined the [RUN]
			  key and always kept it pressed. Episode 3 became
			  doable. End of '94 I started to play DooM 2 and did
			  all maps from scratch except 29 and 30.
			  December '96 I started to play again and made ALL
			  DooM and DooM 2 levels from scratch (now including
			  29 and 30). Then I competed with poeppy for the
			  fastes times in DooM2 and this led us to COMPET-N
			  as we managed to beat the old time in level 18.
			  Then I recogniced to be too slow and thought that
			  using seperate strafe keys would help - but .....

                          Btw: I hate aggresion and violence - 
                          in the real world (the one without pixels, you know?)

Credits                 :
                          Cretits have to go to Frank for all the work he has
                          put in the DHT and especially for the new DHT6
                          concept, to Simon Widlake for COMPET-N and to
                          Poeppy who is always a great help
                          (except for always beating my COMPET-N records ;-).


