I think I blew them up, they were turned in zombies.Silentpony said:I actually kinda' want to know about James and Marjoine. I'm just picturing Romeo and Juliet in Doom, and its kinda' awesome. The people in Accounts Receivables are at war with the people in Accounts Payable, and the two new interns fall for each other...and the Doom happens.
Same here with the confusion. DoomGuy organically grabbed the ledge 95% of the time on PC, I never did anything other than press the spacebar and jump towards my intended target. Maybe he got confused as to how they actually work and kept mashing the melee button on the console, and that's why he kept falling to his doom (hurr hurr)?OuendanCyrus said:So I only played the game on PC, but there's a "ledge grab" button for the console versions?
It's a... sequel... ish. Sort of. Kinda. I think someone elsewhere described it as "I picture one night the guys at ID were sitting around a table during a night of drinking, and one of them blearily raised his head from his drunken stupor and said "Guys... EVERYTHING'S CANON." ...and they went from there."Saika Renegade said:Also glad to see that this... is it a reboot? Remake? Whatever of Doom works out generally all right. For me, being able to shotgun a demon's head into powerup confetti is usually a good sign these days.
It's actually a sequel. Unlike Doom 3, which replaces the original events of Doom, this one is a sequel to the first two and Doom64. Apparently, after staying back in Hell in Doom64, DoomGuy proceeded to kick all the demon ass to the point where they now fear him; they had to bring an entire temple down on him to stop him, which I find hilarious. I mean, in the first game, he was this desperate lone survivor, but in this one, after kicking Hell's ass day and night for three games, it's not far-fetched that demonkind all see him as a legendary warrior.Saika Renegade said:Also glad to see that this... is it a reboot? Remake? Whatever of Doom works out generally all right. For me, being able to shotgun a demon's head into powerup confetti is usually a good sign these days.
Nope, there isn't.OuendanCyrus said:So I only played the game on PC, but there's a "ledge grab" button for the console versions? My guy would automatically get suck towards a ledge if I'm jumping and facing in that general direction, sometimes involuntarily when I'm trying to drop down to lower levels.
I have to admit, in the audio log describing the events where;Frank Ocampo Gomez said:It's actually a sequel. Unlike Doom 3, which replaces the original events of Doom, this one is a sequel to the first two and Doom64. Apparently, after staying back in Hell in Doom64, DoomGuy proceeded to kick all the demon ass to the point where they now fear him; they had to bring an entire temple down on him to stop him, which I find hilarious. I mean, in the first game, he was this desperate lone survivor, but in this one, after kicking Hell's ass day and night for three games, it's not far-fetched that demonkind all see him as a legendary warrior.Saika Renegade said:Also glad to see that this... is it a reboot? Remake? Whatever of Doom works out generally all right. For me, being able to shotgun a demon's head into powerup confetti is usually a good sign these days.
And yes, this game was definitely fun on a bun.
Your not alone I felt that Doom was better suited for horror also and I still think Yahtzee likes Doom 3 he just wanted an update of the originals this time I kinda prefer Doom 3 to be honestFlathole said:I may be the only human in existence that liked and still likes Doom3. I even bought the expansion pack. No, it wasn't "classic," but it had a good constant stream of tension running through it, and I thought the design choice to make the Flashlight so imperative to the game was brilliant.
But I went into Doom3 a "technical virgin". I had played Quake 1 and 2 single-player through and through, but no DOOM games.
I still like the running jumping rocket boosting gameplay, but sometimes slowly creeping along, trying to ambush your enemies with the optimal weapon has its merits too, you know?
I have never played DOOM before, but I was really intrigued because while it wasn't perfect by any means, I did enjoy the new Duke Nukem, and thought this one looked like what that should have been. I am definitely going to pick it up now.katsabas said:I just want to say that apparently reading the codex entries is a very good laugh. It goes on to say that the demons are scared shitless of the marine.