Dm arena

README

---MP_ARENA README---

***Installation***
Unzip the mp_arena.pk3 file to your "C:\Program Files\Return to Castle Wolfenstein\Main" folder.  

***General Information***
Version: 1.0
Title: Valkrys Arena, mp_arena
Filename: mp_arena.pk3
Author: Jim McDermott, game name: IW|W Valkrys
Email address: jfmcder@yahoo.com 

***Credits***

All the people at TRAM design, for posting answers to questions before I even had to ask.

***Play Information***
Game Description: 

This is a small deathmatch arena, created for small tournaments.  (1v1, 2v2, 3v3, 4v4 ladders, and whanot.)
Basically, the map was designs for the following:
Each team goes to its respective side, through the labelled corridors.  They wait at the door, and another
player, (the "referree", if you will) moves to the small room, with the view of the arena via the glass window.
The "referree" pushes the button when both teams are ready, thus sounding an alarm and opening the gates.  The
gates close after about 10 seconds, so anybody hiding behind the doors will, simply, automatically be disqualified.
People can view the skirmish from the overlooking walls.

NOTE: This map was created with mature players in mind, on a private server, and thus I opted to leave out a
clip_weapon brush (which would prevent people from firing on the combatants.)  Be respectful of your fellow
players, but don't come bitching to me when someone ruins your tournament.
Police this yourself.

***Map Information***
New Textures: Yes

***Construction***
Base: None
Editor(s) used: GTK Radiant 1.2.6, PSP
Compile Machine: 1.5 Ghz P4, 512mb RAM
Compile time: 45 minutes


***Known Bugs***
- Lights leaking through walls.  I know how to fix this, I'm just a little lazy... ok, a lot lazy.

Email me with any bugs you might find. (jfmcder@yahoo.com)


***Copyright-Permissions***
As long as I get some credit, (and no subtle credit, if you're building off of this, I'd like to see some
blatant credit, ;)) you can use this map for anything you want.  Since I'm such a nice guy, I'm even
including the .map file.  BEAT THAT!  The only "real" request that I make is, although I do know that
the chances of this happening are incredibly small, nonexistant, even, that this map not be distributed 
in CDs, products, or any other capitalistic venture without my previous consent.