ZeroTheEro

I think I have a good idea what difficulty does what from the start, that was when I was 5 and English isn't my first language.

I started making one during the pandemic but after posting a couple of screenshots I got busy with work again and I forgot about it now I had the idea again, with the theme and the music set already set in my head, but only time would tell if I'd start doing it again.

olive drab is a common sight for plain color for military stuff anyhow.

the new D64 makes it super accessible. finished the game before and after the port's release. I like it.

I have... Windows 10 Intel Core i5 10400F@2.90GHz 64GB of DDR4 NVIDIA RTX 2060 SUPER 2 1TB Western Digital Black HDD 1 512MB ADATA SSD (system) 1 1TB ADATA SSD (games) 2-monitor setup and a drawing tablet but if I am away I'll just boot Doom up on my Switch.

start small. make just one map and muster all you could to finish it. after the feedback and stuff, make two more. rinse and repeat.

Doom doesn't need new games all the time, once in a while fits the MO better. id doesn't need to focus on one franchise to make money - they have others that need similar attention, namely Quake.

I was wondering why it sounded familiar.

just so I could hear the demo loop of the v1.666 with pc speakers.

because they chose not to add achievements.

It was Doom, when I was 5, at my home. Finding out the cheat codes while reading the FAQ, I found rocket launcher to be fun to use against anything below a pinky's health.

Most of the stuff you listed is pretty much out of the scope of vanilla coding tbh. Underneath all the Unity exterior, the interior is pretty much still Doom's code. Best it can do is DEHACKED and limit removing, but I'd still agree for customizable controls.

Simply put, you were not there when all the fuss is happening. When it came out, the Unity port is super bad and I got to play it in its hideous glory on my newly-bought Switch Lite. The intrusive beth-net account, no addons and all that crap was all there. It took until much complaining that the logins were made less intrusive and the massive addon update made the port actually good.

Yes, it's called "fair use".