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For me I think it'd have to be COD 2, or COD 4, COD 2 has such a good campaign, and fun multiplayer abliet simplistic, with COD 4 being just a generally amazing experience for me, even if it's not for me interms of multiplayer with it's "MLG PRO G3MER Y333555H" competitiveness, and generally toxic and sweat-lord multiplayer community, exasterbated by Promod Black Ops was my favorite at one point but it like World at War aged freaking horribly in gameplay, with almost no brancing paths like literally every COD game before it, and it either being extremely hard on Veteran, due to obnoxiously good accuracy and TONS of grenades in World at War's case, while Black ops is just "You get killed if you don't do this one part right or this scripted sequence you got almost no warning for, it's just dumb.. also the community is again full of sweat-lords so that's an immediate turn off so hey ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Though, Advanced Warfare if modified a bit interms of how it plays in multiplayer, can actually be a good arena shooter, with it's guns, artstyle, variety of weapons and guns, etc.. just take out the lootboxes and the terrible monitization please Infinite Warfare is also really decent actually, with nice and fun zombies, alongside an amazing campaign! By no means better than COD 2 or 4, but it's such a good campaign that it can even compare with some older titles! So yeah thats my stuffz

My favorite DOOM songs (from games discounting ports) are: DOOM 1: Donna to the Rescue Cliche choice but it's pretty nice, even if I prefer the bass boosted one on Youtube DOOM 2: The Demon's Dead I never saw it talked this much but it's a nice slow, yet harsh guitar riff, again, the bass boosted one is the one I prefer usually, despite the midi's being nide DOOM 64: Stats Screen While I like alot of the other songs in DOOM 64, the stats screen is by far the most metal, yet most horrifying one out of the Classic DOOM games, and I love it DOOM 3: Main theme I know this is a cliche one, but this rocks ok? I love listening to it a ton DOOM 2016: Rust Dust and Guts The least dubstep-y track in the game, this is trying to replicate hard metal, and it's mostly there, sounds the most cool also! But just with no dubstep please, as I've never considered DOOM 2016's tracks to be real Heavy Metal, atleast compared to either OG games, or others DOOM Eternal: The 264 BPM one While the other tracks are good, this takes the cake as being the best one by far, and it being unused is a sin, so what if the players had to deal with all monsters while tracks like these are playing? It fits, and could be really well done, but alas... maybe if they were dead-keen on that mindset they could've used it for beserk DOOM Eternal TAG 1: Blood Swamps Heavy combat Andrew Hulshult doing the DOOM ost after.. yeah, it's really nice to hear, it sounds kinda similar to what Mick Gordon did in a few ways, but it's distincitive enough to be it's own thing imo, and it's really good! You should listen to it DOOM Eternal TAG 2: Imorra Super heavy Fighting thingy I couldn't find anything for TAG 2, but this is the one I listen to the most in my free time, and David Levy is a really good musician alongside Hulshult, the two are like bread and butter! As for Immora though, it's heavy, with very few dubstep attributes

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HAPPY 30TH ANNIVERSARY DOOM!!

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I fully agree with you on that

Brotherhood of Steel I played, and I don't think anyone likes that game at all

Ooo man there's a ton of games.. Assasain's Creed (2007-2023): It has alot of production value and setpieces and cool looking graphics, but it isn't particularlly fun for me at all, especially the newer ones.. Hotline Miami (2012-2015): Hotline Miami has an amazing soundtrack, graphics, presentation and writing, but it's gameplay hasn't aged all too well, sure you're forced to experiment, but if a run goes well and you even slightly mess up once.. ooh boy go back!! No, just no HROT (2023): It looks promising, but is just overall boring and kinda meh to me with unimpactful sound effects and kinda bleh guns Full Spectrum Warrior (2004): I can NOT get into third person strategy games at all, just can't, no matter how much you force me Fortnite (2017): I do not like fortnite in any bit of the slightest, it is just overall one of the worst games I've ever played.. ever, don't support Tim Sweeney's lust for greedy money forced from people's hand for the god awful currency Cold War (2005): Playing it for a bit of a while, the story and concept looks interesting.. but it's just a straight up Splinter Cell ripoff, like literally it just is.. Crime Cities (2000): I like first person Descent-Esque or "X" type games with a more action focus in mind, but this just doesn't do it for me.. sorry Techland.. Fallout Tactics (2001): By far the weakest game in the Fallout series, and overall just a boring and unfairly hard game in general... kinda not into it Lost Planet (2007): While I did like the game at first, it honestly just became boring and repetitive for me as a whole, just can't really get into it again "God of War" (2018-2022): The reboot of God of War aren't good games at all compared to it's predecessors as it's just more linear trite, and the fanbase.. it just completely ruined it for me as a whole The Last of Us (2013-2020): This game series just does not do it for me, and with how overall serious it's trying to be, it just makes me not care about certain characters whenever something bad happens.. except that one dog scene in TLOU2... goodness i do not like that game CS:GO (2012): I do not like this game at all, toxic community, toxic streamers, toxic everything, I'll stick to Counter Strike 1.6, Condition Zero, or Source.. That is my games list, apologies if a bit long

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Hello again! I've seen a new video from Midnight about the 1993 WAD, and in the video, and it's pretty decent in explaining the WAD and how scary it is, but I wanna know.. What is the 1993 WAD's origin? I saw it originally posted in 2010, with almost nobody seeing or mentioning it at all from what I recall I thought it'd be interesting to see why this WAD was created, and after trying to research it... nothing Anyone from DOOMWORLD know why this WAD was made, it's overall origin and creator? Just asking for funsies and theorizing stuff WAD's creepy btw

Shotguns in DOOM can vary as I've quite seen before, from the DOOM 1's iconic shotgun to the Super Shotty in Eternal, it's quite a diverse subject for these weapons The shotgun in DOOM 1's good but meh compared to the Super Shotgun in DOOM 2, Both weapons got improved in DOOM 64, and literally every weapon got changed in DOOM 3, then there's the best versions of the Super shotgun and OG shotgun in DOOM 2016 and Eternal However, I've seen tons of mods with tons of either improvements to the base Shotguns in DOOM, or something completely new and original, which is quite nice, examples being all the shotguns in Russian Overkill and TrailBlazer, and then there's the improvements in the Brutal version mods of Base DOOM So, what's y'alls favorite DOOM Shotgun? In any mod, or Base game.. or both really First topic here, excited to see how it goes! :D

If we're on DOOM 2, then Map 30: "Icon of sin" DOOMGuy literally fights a former game developer with his head decapitated and his whole body transofmed into the supposed Icon of Sin! The Icon of Sin literally pulls some of it's flesh apart through some machinery to spawn Demons for DOOMGuy to get killed by, while due to some weird malfunction when transforming into the icon of sin, the head got fractured, and instead of patching it up, it's just a big hole with everything full of Blood