Doom the tei tenga incident
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I went for Crispy Doom since it is built on Chocolate Doom but adds various enhancements like limit removal, increased resolution, and some other nifty cosmetic changes like the coloured blood (I miss that one in other ports) and the pitch-changing of the sound effects (a feature present in the initial release of Doom but that got broken somewhere down the patch line).Download this episode Subscribe to all podcasts Subscribe to all Artist Interviews podcasts ZDoom is pretty much its own thing nowadays and many modern ports are based on it. Because of all this many source ports break compatibility with demos and the like. There are also other things that source ports change, like the number of tics which results in different monsters movements-Chocolate Doom is the only one that got this right if I’m not mistaken, and this applies to its derivatives like Crispy Doom. Many source ports, like ZDoom, have some compatibility options that recreate these bugs when the appropriate WAD is detected though. This shouldn’t be a concern most of the time but some WADs make use of these bugs (a practice frowned upon in the Doom community nowadays but quite common some years ago) and fixing them may result in unintended behaviour.
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Many source ports fix bugs that were left in the original code, which cleans up the code but in turn changes the way the game behaves. The source port does more than just rendering the video: it also defines how the game will behave. I think that fourth or fifth map was already filled with OP new monsters to I point where I just gave up on it.
One of my last experiences with RL Arsenal was trying to play Going Down with it and monster pack.
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There is also additional mod that added custom monsters based on those from Doom Roguelike, but that one had exact opposite effect and could turn even early maps of some megawads into mess that required loads of savescumming.
Big problem with it was that any decent armor and powerful weapons made even tough as nails megawads like Speed of Doom too easy. Finding new weapons, upgrading them, collecting armor pieces, it also had a feature where specific combination of upgrades transforms weapon into much more powerful unique one. I liked it because it added a sense of progression to larger and harder megawads.
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I played a lot of Doom Roguelike Arsenal until some time ago, afaik it is one of mods that are often bundled with Doom RPG. Maps are at least relatively rich in secrets (10 in the first one, no less than five for each of the following maps) so there is some use for careful exploration.Ĭlick to expand.I tried to, but it was a mess to configure and I am too lazy. Still, be ready for a bit of aimless wandering. Author at least tried to ease this, by placing a couple of Duke 3D-style security screens around each maps and by trying to "nudge" player in the right direction with monster spawns. Maps can get a bit too backtracky due to their size and somewhat open design. gcdo -tei t kiro, Anits Lipp y CorTtanc, Ta- ItUn 1m lemons. Difficulty is somewhat on the easy side, despite 200+ monster count for each map - stronger enemies are used sparingly, placement of enemies is generally well-balanced, and ammo is in ample supply. C 1.1C br, as incident dlapm I tari propuestu concrete. Maps mostly comprise of gloomy, rusty tech/industrial indoor environments, with a couple of outdoor sections. Pretty large maps with some excellent detailing, mayhaps a bit dull and samey at times due to choice of textures. Solid 3-map mini episode for Zdoom, apparently based on some obscure unofficial expansion for Q2.