**************************************************************** title : Platform M26, Hibernia, North Atlantic version : 2.1 release date : Mar 2005 filename : hibernia.bsp author : gloogun email address : **email removed** website : **invalid URL** **************************************************************** [installation] Extract the .zip to your /baseq3 directory **************************************************************** [play information] game : Quake3Arena type : ffa, tourney players : 4-8 recommended bot support : yes [construction] custom textures : yes custom shaders : yes custom sounds : yes editor(s) : GtkRadiant construct time : ver 2.1 : 1-2 years : ver 2.0 : 1-2 months : ver 1.0 : 1-2 weeks other tools : Photoshop, Q3ASE, Textpad known bugs : Bots have tough time getting out of the water [thanks to] hawken, rsol and team gtp ydnar @ shaderlab id **************************************************************** [description] This extraction facility in the Hibernia oil fields of the North Atlantic has become the scene of a hostile takeover which could lead to an environmental crisis! Players must infiltrate the complex and attempt to control the interior and 2 observation derricks. A Seaking Naval helicopter provides air support. **************************************************************** [notes] This on-again, off-again project has been laboring on my hard- drives for several years now. First baselined in Aug 2002, it was later integrated into a MOD I was making at the time. That MOD eventually died, but not before teaching a group of artists and designers the meaning of passion and hard work. For over a year it languished, until I had the free time and presence of mind to convert it back into a standalone map. The lessons alone were reward enough, but I still hope someone gets a kick out of it. **************************************************************** [copyright/permissions] This map makes use of many custom resources, the origins of more than a few which I've long since lost track of. I've credited where memory serves me best, but to those I've overlooked in the process: please accept instead my humble appreciation. Thanks to the community for making such kickass stuff over the years. This map and some of its resources are © Jeff Malvern 2005 You may not commercially exploit this work, ie. include it on a CD or any other electronic medium that is sold for money, with- out the copyright owner's consent. You may distribute this BSP through any electonic network , ie. internet etc, provided you include this file and leave the archive intact. All other trademarks and trade names are properties of their respective owners. ****************************************************************