Anyone here play DOOM?

[Alyxx Thorne]

Well, that was fairly entertaining if a tad strange.

Now play that and a DOOM game at the same time. Rip and tear.

Oh yeah. With a chainsaw.

[Trar]

Well, that was fairly entertaining if a tad strange.

Now play that and a DOOM game at the same time. Rip and tear.

Oh yeah. With a chainsaw.

The only thing I believe is that you need more guns.

[Lord Sinister]

The only thing I believe is that you need more guns.

 

And bigger guns.

[Mr Nutt]

Has anyone seen the Atop the Forth Wall review of the Doom comic?

[Alyxx Thorne]

Has anyone seen the Atop the Forth Wall review of the Doom comic?

I have. It's one of my favourite episodes of AT4W actually. He uses his ultimate warrior voice for the guy and it fits perfectly.

[Trar]

Has anyone seen the Atop the Forth Wall review of the Doom comic?

I have. It's one of my favourite episodes of AT4W actually. He uses his ultimate warrior voice for the guy and it fits perfectly.

http://chitownsveryown.blogspot.com/

 

read that before watching AtFW

[Alyxx Thorne]

Has anyone seen the Atop the Forth Wall review of the Doom comic?

I have. It's one of my favourite episodes of AT4W actually. He uses his ultimate warrior voice for the guy and it fits perfectly.

http://chitownsveryown.blogspot.com/

 

read that before watching AtFW

It makes no difference for me. lol

[Axeldeath]

That comic man... Pretty strange stuff

[Alyxx Thorne]

That comic man... Pretty strange stuff

I wouldn't call it pretty strange. I would call it "too awesome to handle".

[Axeldeath]

That comic man... Pretty strange stuff

I wouldn't call it pretty strange. I would call it "too awesome to handle".

 

i would call it " some guy got high and played Doom 10 times on the hardest difficulty and pretended there was a story, he then made a comic"

[Alyxx Thorne]

That comic man... Pretty strange stuff

I wouldn't call it pretty strange. I would call it "too awesome to handle".

 

i would call it " some guy got high and played Doom 10 times on the hardest difficulty and pretended there was a story, he then made a comic"

That sounds more likely.

[superjchamma]

I love playing DOOM Triple Pack on my PC. I own Doom 3, and I haven't played the game for months. Those pesky Cherubs scare the hell out of me!

[Alyxx Thorne]

I love playing DOOM Triple Pack on my PC. I own Doom 3, and I haven't played the game for months. Those pesky Cherubs scare the hell out of me!

Annoying little buggers...

[Alyxx Thorne]

I've made a video with me playing Doom 3 in 1080p HD resolution and in Ultra quality. Originally Doom 3 only supported 4:3 resolutions but by manually altering the config file I was able to crank it up to a 1080p widescreen resolution. I also did other subtle alterations such as adding the player shadow for added realism and I replaced the original sounds with the Trent Reznor sound pack which sounds better in my opinion.

 

Here it is, watch it in 1080p to get the most out of it.

 

I plan on uploading more parts as I play thru the game. I'll let you know when the next part is up.

[Lord Sinister]

The video is currently being processed.

 

I'll be sure to watch it as soon as it's up though.

[Alyxx Thorne]

It should be up by tomorrow.

[Arby]

This reminds me that I would really enjoy a DoomGuy's Mind. The comic already provides the perfect personality, just do the whole trilogy like that!

[Alyxx Thorne]

This reminds me that I would really enjoy a DoomGuy's Mind. The comic already provides the perfect personality, just do the whole trilogy like that!

I agree, that would be pretty interesting. I'll keep uploading more parts as I play.

[Alyxx Thorne]

Here's part 2, where the action begins.

 

And part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWuLMHFrvcQ

[Bugthing]

Doom. I was around 12 years old when it was released, but I probably didn't touch it until a couple of years later (seeing as how I didn't own a proper PC until 1999). Before I got to finally play it there were a couple of years when I was wicked interested in the game. Around the age of 12-14, I read about it in gaming mags, drew little demons in my school books, etc. Most noteably I had dreams about fighting those demons I had seen from magazine screenshots.

 

By the time I finally got to play it I think I must have pretty much peed my pants. It was also right away my first multi-player experience, as I still didn't have a PC and my neighbor wanted someone to DM / COOP with -get this- over a Null Modem. Those days were special.

 

I did play it occasionally around 1999 by myself, but around those days I was more captivated by Unreal, Unreal Tournament and Half Life than any Doom or Quake game. By the time Doom 3 was released, I had firmly planted my flag into RPG territory and there wasn't much about FPS games that interested me anymore. I think I played through at least a third of the game, but I never finished it.

 

Once upon a time there was a Half Life 2 preorder ticket that I received after buying an ATI GPU. I had given away to a friend because I didn't care for it. I think around 2008/9-ish he remembered me and gave me the Orange Box as a gift in return. HL2's unique atmosphere and artistic design really drew me in, and I don't think any other modern FPS could have done that.

 

I'm still mainly an RPG gamer, HL2 is just an exception. Doom 4? I don't think that's going to happen for me. I will fondly remember playing the game as a kid though.