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 You have your Barons and Knights mixed up! The pink ones are Barons of Hell and the beige ones are Hell Knights. The Knights were introduced in Doom II and apart from colour the only difference is that Barons have 1000 HP and Knights have 500 HP.Schythe II looked pretty good, I think I've heard of that before (actually it was probably the first Scythe). Might have to check that one out some time! Been following this LP from the start, Doom II is one of my favourite FPSes of all time and the Super Shotgun remains to this day my favourite FPS weapon of all time.
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You talking about waiting for a wad with the sound effects reminds me of something a Doom-modding interent friend of mine made back when we played a lot of Doom online. It replaced all monster death sound effects with CD-i Ganon saying "die". It was as magical and stupid as it sounds. Dude also made some other cool mods, such as one with different classes (mostly used for Invasion maps), including Heretic Guy, Hexen Guy and Strife Guy. Still have it here. Edit: And another friend from the same community actually made one and a half map for Community Chest 3. He was responsible for map 14 and half of map 3. KennyMan666 fucked around with this message at 21:32 on Jul 10, 2015 |
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Jul 10, 2015 20:45
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LORD OF BUTT posted:If the mod with classes is Samsara, the guy who made it posts in the Early FPS Thread in Games, actually!
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Jul 12, 2015 10:57
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Man, those smoothed-out pixels just do not work for Doom at all. And for the multiplayer stuff, I'm pretty sure you only need Zandronum and don't need Skulltag. Skulltag development was halted in 2012 and Zandronum became the new name for the Skulltag fork that the development team continued work on, so it's everything Skulltag was. If I'm around, I might very much be interested in the multiplayering.
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Jul 19, 2015 20:54
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Twiggymouse posted:Yeah, there were one or two wads that just didn't wanna run in Zandronum for whatever reason that still ran in Skulltag. It's mostly just a fall back, at this point.
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Jul 20, 2015 09:42
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When you pick up Berserk, you have it until the end of the stage. It's a common misconception that it only lasts for the duration of the red tint.
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Jul 31, 2015 22:10
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The pistol model in that fist wad is the Automag from Unreal. EDIT: Not going to fix that typo And something I've been wondering since the first episode... don't you ever save? It would let you show off more of the wads and not have to play through the same thing after each death. Oh god those four-legged monsters in Harmony are legitimately terrifying KennyMan666 fucked around with this message at 20:23 on Aug 7, 2015 |
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Aug 7, 2015 14:56
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Plutonia 2 does have one of my absolute favourite Doom maps of all time - Map 29, Ticket to Eternity. Love the design of that one.
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So I downloaded GZDoom Builder earlier this week. I'll never really be one of them great mapmakers, but I have a first goal: produce one non-terrible map. So I've set limitations on myself for what weapons and enemies are allowed to appear in it, and it's going to be pretty basic and straightforward. Think E1M1 or something. While not surprising, it's still interesting that even after spending only a few hours with it (my greatest achievement so far is that I now know how to make functioning doors), I find myself looking at Doom maps in a whole new way. Especially doors, since that's what I've spent most of my time on: I look at them and see that no, they're usually not actually as thin as I thought they were. And yeah, I could probably record something for the thread as well. Been on a Doom kick lately - almost done with No Rest for the Living, partway through Valiant, playing 1monster.wad for some reason and started the Doom 64 Windows conversion. Maybe I'll just do a 100% playthrough of my favourite map to start out.
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I assume you're Twiggymouse on Skype btw?
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Aug 22, 2015 20:04
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I might have been playing too much Doom (if there's such a thing). I had no fewer than three separate Doom-related dreams last night. They all got... weird, but was Doom nontheless.
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Oh hey, Threshold of Pain uses a bunch of Doom 64 stuff - most sound effects are the D64 ones, the HUD is styled after the one in D64 and the Super Shotgun sprite is the D64 one (but that one doesn't have a reloading animation). And the lighting is reminiscent of D64 as well, actually. And the grey, translucent imps with purple fireballs are also from there. So it actually seems to have been an attempt at making a Doom 64 fangame in Doom II. There's an identifiable coherent thought that went into it, that's probably harder to see if you haven't played Doom 64. I started playing Doom 64 EX not too long ago, which is a way to play it on PC without emulation. Edit: I definitely do "On the one hand, X. On the other hand, Y. On the third hand, Z." Alternatively, "On the other other hand, Z." KennyMan666 fucked around with this message at 12:28 on Sep 5, 2015 |
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SugarAddict posted:I remember a video with two large bosses stuck on platforms, and you are supposed to get them to fight then finish off the victor. Sadly I only have the shareware version of doom.
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