CaptainWinky Posted October 29, 2003 When I was maybe 12 years old, a friend of mine gave me two floppies with the word "DOOM" printed on the labels. We went to my house, installed the game on my 386, and started playing. From the moment I entered the room to the left and got shot at by sergeants, I was hooked. I didn't register the original Doom, but I somehow convinced my dad to buy me Doom 2. I eventually picked up the first D!Zone CD which had a metric assload of WADs (for Doom 1). The sad thing is that I never realized they were for Doom 1 because D!Zone provided this little menu system from which you selected your wad. If the wad was for Doom 1, it would automagically convert it. I never noticed the lack of super shotgun or mancubi for some reason. Dur, me. I picked up Ultimate Doom a few years later for $20. Good times, good times. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Twiztid Posted October 29, 2003 When i was 5 my dad bought or downloaded it, cant remember, and i remember i couldnt get passed the first map without god mode. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Darkhaven3 Posted October 30, 2003 When I was 3 my Grandma and Grandpa would each load up something on their PC's, 486DX2's I think, and I would see this wierd green thing with a rifle shoot my Grandma to death. I was scared shitless, until my Grandpa gave it to me at age 4, and from then on I was as I am today. I beat the first episode fairly easily, then when I played Episode 2... 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Doom Fanatic Posted October 30, 2003 The first time I played Doom was on Sega's ill-fated 32x add-on system, it was a short game (only 17 levels), but it got me so hooked that I immediatly went to hunt down the PC verion of Doom. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
joeself Posted October 30, 2003 Back in the old days we used to fire up the original shareware to see if a pc could run autocad. If it could run doom, it could run autocad. 386's needed to have the math coprocessor. Put doom down for a long time, just recently got back into it. Found it on and old pc at work when clearing it up. Then found the new engines. woo hoo :>). 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
myk Posted October 30, 2003 My brother brought the shareware in floppies, that he had bought in a supermarket, or something like that, for $3. This was probably 1994 (or maybe 1995.) I was already a grown-up back then, so the game never turned my vulnerable mind to jelly... Thus I can now play the game correctly (and can even post coherently on these forums.) Hmm, this reminds me; I have to go now. Among other things, to buy new headphones. Or else I won't be able to fire up doom.exe appropiately to violently own some Imps, Zombiemen, Cacodemons and whatnot. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
cactus Posted October 31, 2003 I was 12, some friend had shareware, it was said on a magazine to be like wolfenstein 3D but better. Because I liked a lot wolf3D, I tried Doom, and yes ,oubviously,it was better. I remember the first room, wow .It was good time. Because today the games are sucking more and more ,in 2002 I re-discovered DOOM and addons whith DOOMWORLD. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
EarthQuake Posted November 3, 2003 When I was about three years old I would watch my dad play Wolfenstein 3D on his 386 machine. One day he let me play, and I remember getting shot by a bunch of soldiers and seeing my mugshot turn into a "raw hamburger". About a year later, he started playing Doom and I can remember pointing at the screen going "There! There's a secret door!" and he would get angry at me because there really wasnt anything there :) When I got my first computer (a 286 p.o.s.) I had my dad install Doom on my [incredibly large] 20MB harddrive. I've played it since then. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Grimm Posted November 3, 2003 I started playing Doom when I was way too young by probably any psychologist's standards. :) 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
esselfortium Posted September 6, 2004 I've been playing Doom on and off since I was seven or so, and for the past few days I've actually been playing through all of Doom II, most of which I had never seen before. I beat it this morning, and it feels great to have finally beaten the game. I'm sure I would have beaten it a long time ago if I had actually put the time and effort into it, but in any case it was a lot of fun. So...hooray! This is just one of those "omg haha im posting on teh intarweb" threads, I guess there's no real point to it. Eh. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
DoomDan Posted September 6, 2004 I thought The Final Boss in Doom II was lame, even lamer then the one in Doom I.Great game though but I think the first one was still better. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Grazza Posted September 6, 2004 superloud4 said:This is just one of those "omg haha im posting on teh intarweb" threads, I guess there's no real point to it. Eh. OK then... 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Doom_master1122 Posted July 30, 2006 when you first played Doom, what nick names did you give he monsters? i gave demons the name pig donkeys.lol and the barons o hell pink goaty goats. XFD and hell knights grey goaty goats. lol what are some of yours. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Vader Posted July 30, 2006 Demon - Buffalo (Büffel) Imp - Spikedude (Stachelmensch) Cacodemon - Beholder Arch vile - Fire skeleton (Feuerskelett) pain Elemental - Skull spitter (Schädel spucker) just to name a few, the names in the brackets are the original german words I used! 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Maes Posted July 30, 2006 Oh I thought this was about your first emotions when you played doom (I'd have an interesting story about that)...oh well whatever, let's go with the name thingy: Zombies and Sergeants: Made no particular impression on me so I just called them "guards" or "soldiers". Imps: Some Greek magazine called them "Σαυράνθρωποι" (Lizard Men) but I called them "Γύφτοι¨(Gypsιes) and whenever I whooped one I yelled "Die you fucking dirty brown gypsy!" (wouldn't be Politically Correct in the States, huh?) Well in Greece "gypsy" is a slang term for any dirty and mean person, so it seemed appropriate ;-) Demons: "Κάπρος" (mythological wild pig/boar) Cacos: becaue I found them much cuter than all other monsters, I called them with a cute name: "Ευχούλιδες" (Wishing Gnomes), which is the greek name for those plastic Good-luck bringing trolls (whatever their name is). Barons: just called them "minotaurs" like the above Greek magazine did :-) Or else after a junior high professor I didn't like very much at the time ;-) Pain elemental: "Το χαριτωμένο μπάσταρδο πλασματάκι"="The cute bastard little creature". Don't even ask why :-) Archvile: "Αντίχριστος"=Antichrist, for obvious reasons: stigmata and resurrection, but with an evil twist. I always though Archviles were some sort of evil Jesus clones. Chaingunner: "Μπούλης"="Hefty fellow" :-p Mancubus: "Κωλοχοντρός"="Fat f*ck" 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Naan Posted July 30, 2006 Imps looked like apes and Hell Knights and Barons were " grey/pink skinned minotaurs" to me... 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Job Posted July 31, 2006 Vader said:Demon - Buffalo (Büffel) Imp - Spikedude (Stachelmensch) Cacodemon - Beholder Arch vile - Fire skeleton (Feuerskelett) pain Elemental - Skull spitter (Schädel spucker) just to name a few, the names in the brackets are the original german words I used! Did you ever use the patch to restore the Nazi secret levels? 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
GGG Posted July 31, 2006 Zombieman-- Vanilla Ice covered in shit Shotgun Guy-- Skinhead covered in shit Heavy Weapons Dude-- Cap'n Cunt SS Nazi-- Val Kilmer Imp-- Shitman covered in shit Demon-- Mr. Ed Spectre-- That gay clear guy Cacodemon-- Coethrahedron ("Atlas-headed freak") Hell Knight-- George Bush (Sr.) Baron of Hell-- Barbara (Babs) Bush Revenant-- Michael Jackson's Thriller posse Pain Elemental-- Oprah Archvile-- Michael Jackson Spider Mastermind-- Aunt Mary Cyberdemon-- Mr. Rogers Job said:Did you ever use the patch to restore the Nazi secret levels? Not if he doesn't want to go to jail, assuming he's in Germany. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Nautilus Posted July 31, 2006 These are some nicknames I gave the monsters when I first played Doom (in English and Russian): Mancubus - Fatty (колобок) Arachnotron - Metal spider (стальной паук) Spider Mastermind - Big spider with a machine gun (огромный паук с пулемётом) Revenant - Skeleton with rockets (скелет с ракетами) Demon - Pink bulldog (розовый бульдог) 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Alboroto Posted July 31, 2006 Zombieman - Muerto con pistola (deadman with gun) Shotgun Guy - Muerto con escopeta (Deadman with shotgun) Heavy Weapons Dude - Gordo con ametralladora (Fatguy with machinegun) SS Nazi - Puto Nazi (Fucking nazi) Imp - El bicho de Hellraiser (roughly translated as "The freak from hellraiser) Demon - Las vacas (the cows) Spectre - La vaca invisible (Invisible cow) Cacodemon - El tomate volador (the fliying tomato) Hell Knight - La cabrota (the huge goat) Baron of Hell - Mama cabrota (Mother huge Goat) Revenant - La calaca (Slang for The Angel of Death, in some parts of latin america) Pain Elemental - La caca voladora que bota calacas (The "calacas" spawning piece of floating shit) Mancubus - Don Lucho (Don lucho, the name of my job's janitor) Archvile - La fosforera que revive muertos (the dead-rising lighter) Spider Mastermind - La Arañota (The huge spider) Cyberdemon - El Diablo con una bazuka (The Devil with a bazooka) Icon of Sin - LA cabeza de cabra, con vagina en la mitad de la cabeza (THe goat head, with a vagina in the middle of the head) 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Muscle Chris Posted July 31, 2006 nothing special, usually just a bunch of random curses when they'd kill me LOL 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
baronofhell Posted July 31, 2006 Alboroto, that list was fucking great, gave me a good laugh. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
DeumReaper Posted July 31, 2006 back then in '94 (I was 6) I used to call the barons and the following hell knights "booger dudes"...because I thought they threw boogers at you lol 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Muscle Chris Posted July 31, 2006 LOL deum that reminds me one of my friends little brothers would see monsters explode from rockets or bfg and ask why they turned into crabs 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
rebdoomin Posted July 31, 2006 demon-shaved chicken trooper- gunny sergant- sergant_shotgun chaingundude- chain_gun_bob archvile- archbile_banchee 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
alexz721 Posted July 31, 2006 I didn't have any static names for the monsters. It was always random epithets like vaginaface or assholecockmunch, etc. I basically find it fun to yell and swear at games. It all lies in how creative you can make it. I do note that the above combinations are not very creative at all, but I'll have flashes of genius at times. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
sidarmas Posted July 31, 2006 zombies (sergeants included) Troopers Imps- Demons Demon- Pig Spectre- Asshole (I always used to die by them) H.W.D - Chaingunner Hell Knight & Hell Baron- Minotaurs Revenant- Skeletons Arch-Vile- You stupid cocksucker! Or just (MotherFvcker.) Cacodemon- Pumpkin (read the novels before i found the names :P) Pain Elemental- Bastard skull shooter Arachnotron- Spiders Spider Mastermind- Momma Spider CyberDemon- HOLY S@#T! 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
OmegaJ4 Posted July 31, 2006 Zombiemen - Greenmen Shotgun guys - Red men Imps - Brownmen Cacodemons - Red monsters Cyberdemon - Big guy When i got Doom2. I learnt they're real names 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Vader Posted July 31, 2006 Job said:Did you ever use the patch to restore the Nazi secret levels? No, but a friend of mine had a version with those in it. I've to admit I don't find it especially bad to not have them... they are crap anyway IMO ;) 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
Alboroto Posted August 1, 2006 baronofhell said:Alboroto, that list was fucking great, gave me a good laugh. This list brought so many memories... I'm glad you laughed with it. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
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