Yea, that's why I hope they don't water it down with complex gameplay, character development and RPG elements. I like my id games just the way they've always been: pretty, simple.Woe Is You said:Thing is, you can't water down Doom. It's the epitome of a turn-off-your-brains-and-shoot-them-all-up. Same goes for... well, just about all the other id IPs aside from maybe Commander Keen and Orcs & Elves. I don't think anything will happen to Doom. In fact, a new Doom is the kind of game that would do well next to Gears of War and the like.300lb. Samoan said:EDIT: On topic, even though we know that id is good at doin' their thang, I hope this "forward looking research" or whatever doesn't end up watering down their games to make them more palettable for the mainstream.
Carmack loves to tinker around with tech but he hates complex gameplay as id's games prove.
They tried giving Doom a story with Doom 3, and it pissed all over itself. Doom is at its best when it's just you, a shotgun, and a base full of monsters to clean out.More Fun To Compute said:Doom is now going to get the magical, full on RPG treatment.
"I saw a Cacodemon the other day by the gates of hell."
"Disgusting creatures."
"I hope I never see another."
"Good day."
I can't wait for that extra level of detail that the Doom game world has been missing.
Ladies and gentlemen, John Romero, a man who still has yet to make anybody his *****.Malygris said:"ZENIMAX??????? Disgusting," he Twittered [http://twitter.com/theromero] earlier today. "Fallout 3 bought DOOM. Wow."