#doom ii

Maps that work well with HDest are kind of hard to find. You either need maps without monster closet ambushes or maps that let you retreat / give you cover in an ambush. You can do side-hops and side-slides to get a little evasion, but you're not nearly as agile as Doomguy's unlimited 45mph side sprinting. And that's before you've been shot or set on fire.

Screenshot of my ZDL modlist for this below the cut:

Although previously leaked, it’s still exciting that Doom I and II with extra levels (and new modifiers and settings) are coming to the Evercade platform via cartridge 11 in their computer-themed line. More surprising, especially since the first special edition Evercade Nexus handheld has yet to release, is the Evercade Nexus Doom Edition. Unfortunately, retailer Funstock doesn’t offer refunds,…

inspired by my freaking jubilance when I found out Frida can be used as a WEAPON!! I knew she was gonna be important at some point and that was probably the best way to make her significant, best weapon in the game 🫶🩷

Like who is a good girlllll

hi. Ok i am done reposting older stuff heres something I actually finished yesterday 🫶

I LOVED! the pink valley and especially the level fuck you dumbass / everyone are fucking idiots except me , when oppressive boss ^^ (the "extension of Ella") came out the second time I was like holy shit!!

this woman was on screen for maybe 3 minutes but I loved vam's explanation and lore for her so much and I was like ok I need to draw her.

Durante más de dos décadas, los jugadores de Doom II: Hell on Earth se enfrentaron a un desafío imposible: completar el juego al 100% de manera legítima. Un error de programación oculto en el nivel 15 impedía obtener el último secreto, frustrando a speedrunners y perfeccionistas por igual. No fue hasta 2018, 24 años después del lanzamiento, que un jugador encontró la solución ingeniosa que ni…

En 1994, millones de jugadores se enfrentaron al terrorífico jefe final de Doom II, el Icono del Pecado, una bestia colosal que parecía un muro con cabeza de cabra. Lo que pocos sabían es que, tras esa textura demoníaca, se escondía uno de los secretos más morbosos de la historia de los videojuegos: la cabeza empalada del co-creador del juego, John Romero. Pero la historia no termina ahí, porque…