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

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

Exam file name          : D1I6SRU.ZIP
Title conquered         : DOOM 1 Incubus
Author                  : Steffen "Rini" Udluft
Completion date         : 1997 08 27
Game and version used   : ULTIMATE DOOM v. 1.9
Log entry               :
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19970505 1216 USER: SRU  Steffen         Rini            Udluft   
19970505 1216     : LRL-FFF-LLF rini@mppmu.mpg.de 
19970804 1046 CHAL: D1I6 SRU  22 43 17 (00)
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System used             : P150+ 6x86/120 Mhz, PCI bus graphics (ATI Mach 64),
                          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     : e2m7 Pacifist under par

Comments                : These are my first nightmare recordings.

                          e2m2: "Containment Area"      (e2m2-i.lmp)
                                I did this first. It's so easy, I even
                                could stick to my usual style.
                                Time 0:36               M.M.H. 28%

                          e1m7: "Computer Station"      (e1m7-i.lmp)
                                This has been very hard for me. I never have
                                played nightmare before and I almost thought
                                I couldn't do it. Then I saw a COMPET-N entry
                                by John Keniry, who did it in nightmare with
                                the fastest time ever. In his text he wrote:
                                "This was some light relief while trying to
                                 record e1m8 pacifist style for dht."
                                Crazy, e1m8 pacifist is NO problem for me,
                                but e1m7 nightmare is soooo hard.
                                John gave me an advice how to handle
                                nightmare and with a little bit of practise
                                it turned out to be really not so bad.
                                I even end with 83% health left.
                                Time 4:21               M.M.H. 33%

                          e4m3: "Sever The Wicked"      (e4m3-i.lmp)
                                Fits my style quite well -
                                you don't have to shoot very much.
                                Dance before entering the teleporter.
                                Time 2:13               M.M.H. 73%

                          free: "Spawning Vats"         (e2m7-p.lmp)
                                Enough nightmares for me. I did e2m7
                                pacifist style, because I was very
                                surprised to see how Andy Kempling and
                                Michal Svoboda did this level for their
                                pacifist exams. They play it like in tyson
                                with total control, using the baron(s) to
                                kill nearly all monsters in 37:08 and 17:31
                                respectively. I follow the "nightmare style"
                                route, invented by Robert Reevy.
                                Dance is in the next level.
                                Time 3:27

Author info             : I don't like the -fast monsters too much ...

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

Credits                 : id for the best computer game I've ever seen
                          Frank for DHT
                          Simon Widlake for COMPET-N
                          Istvan Pataki for his effords to keep COMPET-N
                            up-to-date
                          John Keniry for his encouragement while trying e1m7
                          All players for their exciting recordings