| 12-02-2022 02:25 PM | ||
| kemo |
I just played through Doom and couldn't quite figure out where you may have gotten stuck (E1 through E4). If you can, please let me know what episode you got stuck in. I'll try to replicate the issue, or tell you how to get out of the situation. E3M4 is one of the only maps that I can think of where there are small rooms opened by a sequence of switches. |
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| 10-02-2022 01:06 PM | ||
| MrFlibble | Recently I heard of a similar situation mentioned in a different forum -- a secret area with a door that does not open from the inside. | |
| 05-02-2022 06:27 PM | ||
| kemo | I still play this somewhat religiously. I'll need some more information in order to assist you with what maps you're referring to. Depending on your versions of the IWADs, you may find yourself in situations that have no exit. Same can be said due to scripting within the game (I think it is referred to as software locking). | |
| 29-01-2022 09:22 PM | ||
| eMTe |
Dead ends in Doom? Weird question, but is it possible to find oneself in an unwinnable situation? Or is it a bug? I am playing Doom (and Doom2) from beginning to end, on various difficulties, and already encountered dead ends on two occasions, one in D1, one in D2. Speaking of D1, cant name the level now, because Im writing from smartphone, but I rentered one of small rooms, accessible only via some switch combination, the door closed behind me and now I am trapped. Theres a switch inside (which is used for door or not, cant say now), but it is lit green, so it is not pressable anymore Door doesnt react to opening tries. So its either bug or dead end, but Ive never heard of the latter in Doom, except natural combat situations where you are stuck without ammo, but its different story. |
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| 26-12-2013 08:57 PM | ||
| bill5 | I am amazed how a company like that could come up with one of the all-time great games and then utter crap after that, including "Doom 3" which was NOTHING like Doom and should have had another name. I'd love to see a new Doom which retains most of the look n feel of the original but with updated graphics and a few new weapons, baddies and textures (along with the originals). Oh and you can delete the lowest-level handgun guy...the shotgun guy should be the weakest thing you encounter. | |
| 10-12-2013 07:57 PM | ||
| TotalAnarchy |
This year happened something I thought of as impossible, John Carmack left id Software. I guess the theory about 20-year cycles was not a lie after all  . Currently awaiting news about Doom 4, but honestly nothing exciting has come out about it. I'm beginning to doubt id can pull out something amazing nowadays, as most of its properties have been handled by third-party devs in the past decade, while the main studio focused on the engine. RAGE featured great shooting mechanics and use of weaponry, but it's unbelievable how little content they could cram in over 20 gigs of information. The game ended too soon, and the main culprit is in my opinion the engine. Not much of a technological marvel, that.
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| 09-12-2013 10:09 PM | ||
| RRS |
Just think of it... Doom got released 20 years ago... MobyGames has "on this day" section, but such important anniversary is buried in info about some Japanese ports etc. I was playing Doom 1 & 2 for the past weeks to celebrate this... it can still surprise or scare you if you can focus properly. |
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| 10-11-2012 01:20 PM | ||
| MrFlibble |
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| 08-11-2012 07:54 PM | ||
| SpiDoL | Is there a way to tell how many people have clicked the source port links on DOOM's info page ever since it opened? | |
| 14-10-2012 02:19 PM | ||
| RRS |
Believe me, I've even tried Doom ports with 3D models, Quote:
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