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Yeah this was completely unnecessary.
I'll just stick with GZDoom and ZDL
I'll just stick with GZDoom and ZDL
Never been a big fan of GZDoom.Yeah this was completely unnecessary.
I'll just stick with GZDoom and ZDL
I've gotten so used to mouse look, I don't think I can give it up at this point. Same thing goes with Voxel Doom, which goes very well with the mouse look.Never been a big fan of GZDoom.
Though I do use it from time to time, mainly to play Heretic.
Chocolate is better, and so is Doom Retro.
That's interesting, because the GOG version of Doom+DoomII drops everything in the root directory of the install. doom.wad, doom2.wad, id1.wad, nerve.wad, plutonia.wad, sigil.wad, masterlevels.wad, and tnt.wad are all in there with the executable.People are always bitching about something. Nothing was taken away, all the original files are in the base folder, just like they always were.
I have absolutely no idea, but if I were to hazard a guess, that guess would be 'No'. Brutal Doom changes too many properties related to the monsters for the transition over to voxels to be painless. New attack patterns, new defensive patterns, new properties due to melee combat playing a MUCH bigger role, etc.I've got a stupid question, but does Brutal Doom work with Voxel Doom?
I watched a video of Brutal Doom, v22 I think, and yeah. There's a LOT more frames of animation that are added with Brutal Doom. There's no way it would work with the Voxels since those frames don't exist in the Voxel Doom animations. Best case, it would flip between the sprite frames and the voxel model.I have absolutely no idea, but if I were to hazard a guess, that guess would be 'No'. Brutal Doom changes too many properties related to the monsters for the transition over to voxels to be painless.
Furthermore, you only need id1.wad. The id1.wad has everything you need to play Legacy of Rust contained within it. The other id1-xxxx.wad files are modder resources.For those wanting to run "Legacy of Rust" in another sourceport, the wad you need is id1.wad located within the directory titled rerelease in your Nightdive installation path.
I'd be cool if someone made remixed versions of Doom 1 and/or 2 with the new critters and weapons. Hell, i'd like someone to make the nightmare imps and mother demon from '64 for them too along with the unmaker.
That's a GOG problem. On Steam, not only that they didn't take away the old version, they fixed some of the old problems by repackaging it with DOSBox Staging, and they slapped an optional CRT filter on top.Not sure if this was mentioned in the thread, but if you owned these games already, this is a free upgrade... that superimposes the old versions. I can no longer download the original installers on my GOG account.
Honestly, this is bullshit. There's no reason to not let us download the old versions (and several "remastered" retro games on GOG come with them). Yet another reason to hate Bethesda, I guess, but it's not like I didn't have plenty of them already. Thankfully, piracy is a thing.
I might actually have jumped the gun on this - I think the installer comes with both the old AND the new versions in a single file, given what's said in the game's updated description. I'm downloading it right now to check.That's a GOG problem. On Steam, not only that they didn't take away the old version, they fixed some of the old problems by repackaging it with DOSBox Staging, and they slapped an optional CRT filter on top.Not sure if this was mentioned in the thread, but if you owned these games already, this is a free upgrade... that superimposes the old versions. I can no longer download the original installers on my GOG account.
Honestly, this is bullshit. There's no reason to not let us download the old versions (and several "remastered" retro games on GOG come with them). Yet another reason to hate Bethesda, I guess, but it's not like I didn't have plenty of them already. Thankfully, piracy is a thing.
The same thing with the Switch. If you bought Doom and Doom II's original Switch releases, you still have access to them and get Doom+DoomII for free.That's a GOG problem. On Steam, not only that they didn't take away the old version, they fixed some of the old problems by repackaging it with DOSBox Staging, and they slapped an optional CRT filter on top.
I might actually have jumped the gun on this - I think the installer comes with both the old AND the new versions in a single file, given what's said in the game's updated description. I'm downloading it right now to check.That's a GOG problem. On Steam, not only that they didn't take away the old version, they fixed some of the old problems by repackaging it with DOSBox Staging, and they slapped an optional CRT filter on top.Not sure if this was mentioned in the thread, but if you owned these games already, this is a free upgrade... that superimposes the old versions. I can no longer download the original installers on my GOG account.
Honestly, this is bullshit. There's no reason to not let us download the old versions (and several "remastered" retro games on GOG come with them). Yet another reason to hate Bethesda, I guess, but it's not like I didn't have plenty of them already. Thankfully, piracy is a thing.
Yep, and I just confirmed that the new install does come with the old versions. I jumped the gun on this and will be editing my previous post accordingly.After checking, it's the same thing on GOG. I have access to everything "Doom" I've ever purchased.That's a GOG problem. On Steam, not only that they didn't take away the old version, they fixed some of the old problems by repackaging it with DOSBox Staging, and they slapped an optional CRT filter on top.
I have no idea what "Doomdark's Revenge" is, but I own it apparently.
I'm about to head out, but I'll check later if no one has done it yet by the time I come back.
It would be interesting to know if the classic Doom 2 contained within is also censored.
It's not, I checked. Those are the original wads that were not touched.It would be interesting to know if the classic Doom 2 contained within is also censored.
It was a free giveaway some years ago. I got it too.I have no idea what "Doomdark's Revenge" is, but I own it apparently
'Doomdark's Revenge' is totally unconnected to Doom. Every game with the word 'Doom' is present in that screenshot.It was a free giveaway some years ago. I got it too.I have no idea what "Doomdark's Revenge" is, but I own it apparently
It had the Mancubus and the Arachnotron. It's actually missing one Doom 1 enemy as well, the Spider Mastermind.I'd be cool if someone made remixed versions of Doom 1 and/or 2 with the new critters and weapons. Hell, i'd like someone to make the nightmare imps and mother demon from '64 for them too along with the unmaker.
This should go both ways, someone should add the missing enemies to Doom '64. It was missing basically all Doom 2 additions except for the pain elemental, and only because of Nintendo 64's technical limitations.
Yeah, that's why I put "Doom" in quotes in my post. What's kind of odd is that Doom 2016 and Doom Eternal aren't for sale on GOG. I'm guessing that has something to do with Bethesda.net and DRM. I'm also guessing the "Enhanced" versions of Doom and Doom 2 are the Unity engine releases?Every game with the word 'Doom' is present in that screenshot.
That must feel like going from gourmet food to eating from a dumpster. While LoR and NRftL are genuinely good sets maps, Master Levels are some of the worst I've ever played.I finished LoR and No rest for the living in this rerelease and am now going through Master Levels of Doom 2, which i never actually played through before beyond one or two levels.
I'm trying to knock the rust off my Doom skills before I go back to Legacy of Rust. I did fire up Master Levels, and that one is a bit tough too. Doom 2 is a bit easy for the most part, so I've been swapping between Eviternity, Raven(Tim Willits), and Perdition's Gate. I was trying Plutonia, but Plutonia seems a lot more like a series of very specialized scenarios tossed together to make a map, over and over again.I finished LoR and No rest for the living in this rerelease and am now going through Master Levels of Doom 2
Have you tried any of the Doomworld Comunity Project wads? The only one I've tried was 2012, and it was pretty rough.Master Levels are some of the worst I've ever played.
I can't say I disagree, Lol. I'm mainly playing through it out of curiosity as an avid Doom player (it being a major official release) and for the chievo of course.That must feel like going from gourmet food to eating from a dumpster. While LoR and NRftL are genuinely good sets maps, Master Levels are some of the worst I've ever played.I finished LoR and No rest for the living in this rerelease and am now going through Master Levels of Doom 2, which i never actually played through before beyond one or two levels.