INTRODUCTION:

Title			: Burning Hate
Type			: Half-Life 1 deathmatch level
Date			: 9th May 2000
Filename		: keved_hl1_dm08.bsp
Filesize		: 1.8mb
Author			: Kev Edwards
Home Page		: http://www.keved.com
Email Addess (home)	: 
Email Addess (work)	: kevin.edwards@warthog.co.uk


CREDITS TO:

1) Valve/Sierra.
2) The Zoner compiling tools verson 1.62


INSTALLATION:

All files into ..\half-life\valve\maps\


PLAYERS:

4-8 players.


FEATURES:

Every 60 seconds, the mainframe computer (located in the centre of the map, on the lowest tier) can be activated to call in 8 *random* airstrikes that hit somewhere in the exterior sections. The activating player earns 1 frag. From when the mainframe is activated, jetfighters immediately fly over & drop their payload, so as soon as you hear them fly over, you have just a few seconds to duck quickly under cover. Even if you don't make it into a building in time, chances are you won't be hit anyway as they only affect around 10% of the map each strike. So what's the point? I wanted more of a continual panic effect, with very frequent airstrikes that do not give a "blanket-coverage" as in maps like Crossfire. People will often keep on duelling regardless in BH, and won't have a "well, that's the airstrike over for another 5 minutes, let's resume fighting" syndrome. If you're unlucky and an airstrike hits ground near to you, no matter how much armour you happen to be wearing, you won't survive the blast.