DOOM (series)
 
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09/03/08 9:35 PM

I love it. I've heard Trent loves it.

Lets see if the forums love it

DOOM II, DOOM 3 and Final DOOM as well

There addictiveness is still unsurpassed in my book. The hours i've spent playing them probably amount to years of my life. Sick and sad but true



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/31/2009 10:52PM by dolemite.

 

09/04/08 12:53 AM

I agree. id software games (DOOM, Quake, etc.) have always been the trend-setters and NIN's involvement in Quake (their logo on the nail gun boxes and the soundtrack) was my first exposure to Trent's genius and haunting style.

 

09/04/08 2:30 PM

If you have the doom 3 expansion may I suggest you give this map a try [doom3.filefront.com] I know the author and he is extremely talented, however he was picked up by the ET:QW team and hasn't done any mapping (for the community anyways) since then. The storyline was something we worked on together, it was a good deal of fun and a great map to play, I personally like it more than the entire exp for doom3, thats just me.

 

09/04/08 3:06 PM

I love Doom, however not as much as Quake. the whole concept of mixing demons and hell with pure 80's sci-fi is one of the most original ideas in games. But Doom is more like action movie, there's lack of that deep, depressing, heavy atmosphere Quake has. Sometimes I'm wondering, how D3 with TR music and sounds would turn out.

Oh, and does anybody know, what's the title of the track, that plays in Doom Legacy short documentary (which includes a little bit of Trent) right at the beginning in Doom gameplay montage?

 

09/04/08 6:24 PM

I played the hell out of Doom and Doom 2
I played the hell out of Quake 1-3
I grew up, got good jobs and when Doom 3 came out I was mega dissapointed...

http://www.fpsteam.it/fpsfor/doom_remake/doomremake_doom1_03.jpg




Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/04/2008 06:28PM by HighProtein.

 

09/05/08 12:50 AM

I think Doom 3 was great. It was certainly a different formula then the first Doom games but it was scary and fun in it own right.

what is that pic? I looks like somebody modded out Quake or Jedi Knight to look like classic Doom

 

09/05/08 4:36 AM

I used to play a lot of doom. I have some source code in prboom, I think chocolate-doom too, and I was co-maintainer of the freedoom project for about five years. I've sort-of "retired" now though.

Just read today that the Heretic and Hexen source code has finally been GPLed! (that means made free)

 

09/05/08 3:44 AM

Damn, I was so addicted to DOOM 3... I couldn't stop playing. Could go on straight through the night. It's still fun. I'm trying to beat the highest difficulty level. I've read somewhere that they're already working on part 4.

 

09/05/08 5:47 PM

Working on DOOM 3...some of the best graphics ever...looove it so far!!smiling smiley

 

09/05/08 6:37 PM

Loved Doom 3.

 

09/10/08 5:24 PM

i am currently playin doom 3 just got to hell for the first time, so far i love the game

 

09/10/08 6:57 PM

TheToxoZombie posted:
what is that pic? I looks like somebody modded out Quake or Jedi Knight to look like classic Doom

It looks like DoomGL to me, but i could be wrong.
Since the original Doom source code went GPL a while ago, lots of enhanced versions have come out on windows, mac, and linux. Gotta love id's policy on releasing source code for free after so many years.

Doom owned my childhood. Doom 3 rocked too - it did just what the original did, got my heart pumping. Creeped me out a bit, then startled me with an imp from the darkness, and got me all excited to run and gun and mow him and his friends down. Basically the same formula as before, just prettier and with a short introduction. I usually can't tolerate modern FPS games for very long, but i managed to get through Doom 3. I think nostalgia made it all the more enjoyable.

 

09/10/08 10:53 PM

TheToxoZombie posted:
what is that pic? I looks like somebody modded out Quake or Jedi Knight to look like classic Doom

It's Doom Legacy modification, improving graphics, with additional models

[legacy.newdoom.com]

 

11/20/08 8:14 AM

I love the orignal Doom. That game was basically my childhood winking smiley
I've been playing Quake 1 using the DarkPlaces engine... it looks amazing, especially when coupled with Trent's soundtrack. Perfection.

http://icculus.org/twilight/darkplaces/

 

11/20/08 5:19 PM

Played through Doom 1-3. Don't miss it all that much though, it was great for it's time but that was it. Maybe I was expecting more of games even then - I mean, I loved the atmosphere and the new pseudo-3D tech but at the same time I was playing oldschool Lucasarts adventure games and such, games with stories, and while mindless action certainly has its place, I guess I was already hoping for something like Half-Life - a game with both the tech and the story.

Anyways, Doom 3 was fun for one go, dunno if I'd have that much fun playing through again, I think I'd prefer a replay of Dead Space more. And yes, I know their genres (or sub-genres: shooter -> FPS, shooter -> 3rd person survival horror or however you want to classify them) aren't exactly the same but they do overlap.

 

11/20/08 5:36 PM

that screencap looks to me like doom running in the doomsday port with gl and some 3d add-on packs installed...

 

11/22/08 4:05 PM

So... let's see...

1: My username is the fan-given nickname of the main character of DOOM.

2: One of my favorite first person shooters STILL is DOOM one and two.

3: I try to convince people to play DOOM on the PC and not the Xbox 360 because it is a lot shittier.

No... I don't think I am a DOOM fanatic. tongue sticking out smiley

 

11/23/08 8:49 PM

I think doomguy just came in his pants lol

 

11/23/08 7:51 PM

Tanner posted:
I think doomguy just came in his pants lol

No! *grabs new underwear*

 

11/24/08 12:09 PM

I ALWAYS loved ID games - Wolf3d was probably my first video game addiction, and of course who can forget commander keen.

When doom rolled around, I knew gaming would change forever. This is when I started reading gaming magazines and really reveling in my own geekdom. Then when I heard that NIN would be doing the effects and sound for Quake, it was like two of my favourite things were finally coming together.

I didn't feel this way again until swiss chalet stared taking internet orders.

 

05/31/09 11:52 PM

So, I beat Doom III on pc years ago, and thought it was awesome. The Xbox version of that game was comparatively very lame (although, still fun, it just didn't stack up to the pc version).

Anyway, so I finally got around to playing the Doom III expansion pack "Resurrection of Evil" tonight. I played it for an hour or so. ...I'm a little sad, cause I didn't remember how very, very cheap and dumb a lot of the bad guys are. Still, overall a very fun game, and I don't think ANY game is as scary as Doom III on pc. At least, that's my opinion.

Doom 4 has been announced. Carmack says it will have more in common with Doom 2 than Doom 3. Basically, he implied that it's going to be more action oriented than fear and low ammo oriented (although those moments will still be there).

[techreport.com]

[news.bigdownload.com]

Did anyone ever install the sound pack that Trent worked on? It was only partially done, but I hear that the parts that Trent did work on were awesome.

 

06/01/09 1:56 AM

doom's cool, but i dig quake more. doom 3 was a pretty good update though, same with quake 4.

can't wait to see what the next gen will bring, considering how awesome epic's unreal tournament III is. id should have something pretty kickass in store soon for one or both of their series...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/01/2009 02:00AM by pask.

 

06/01/09 2:55 AM

Let's see....

Doom 1&2: The ONLY reason I saved up $1000 in the middle 90s to buy a 66mhz 486 DX/2 IBM PC.

Quake 1&2: The ONLY reason I bought a PC from a friend I helped him build because quake played at 3 fps on a 486. (And on a side, the soundtrack to Quake 1 inspired two dark poems my 7th grade English teacher liked; one of them I called "Nothing Interactive Inc." after that trademark Trent used in the game).

Quake 3: Didn't need to upgrade, and still feel it was one of the best online multiplayer games ever.

Doom 3: The only reason I spent an extra $200 on graphics and CPU hardware so I could play the game on another PC I had at the time in the dark.

There were plenty of other games id Software put out that I played tirelessly in between all of these others: All of the Heretic/Hexen/Wolfenstine games, for instance.

Then something kind of strange happened... Shortly after Doom 3 came out, Half Life 2 came out. I had already played HL1 and LOVED THE FUCK out of it; the story line, the characters, the gameplay, SUPURB fucking game. When HL2 came out, it felt like it was just after Doom 3, and I have to be honest... I thought it looked better than Doom 3. The physics engine, the graphics were better, and the storyline/action aspects were still pumping way strong.

In the last few years, I've been kind of disappointed with id Software, but I still anxiously await whatever their next game might be. I've seen John Carmack show tech demonstrations of his new rendering engine, but I really wasn't that impressed. I think what he had to say about it indicated more of what it could possibly do than what he had to show at the time. And since that time, games like Crysis have come out, which I have to give two strong thumbs up to. So my only hope is that, while most of the games prior to Doom 3 WERE true trend setters (in my opinion), I hope that whatever they come out with next will have the impact Crysis had in the graphics and production quality department.

 

06/01/09 12:26 PM

^^^
The thing is...what is the last actual game the id developed in-house? Wasn't Doom III the last one? ...not sure. I know that they've subcontracted some stuff since then, but I think Doom 4 will be in house, along with the racing game they're working on.

I'd say Doom III did set a few standards in graphics and mood. I always thought that Doom III was superior to HL2 in a few ways, and that HL2 was superior to Doom III in other ways. Graphically, HL2 is great, but I always thought that AT THE TIME, Doom III had much better lighting and wasn't as cartoony.

 

06/02/09 5:41 PM

SOMEONE HELP! i think it was final doom, there was a level, it was very quiet, then a whistling sound would come up and be real creepy,anyone got it?

 

07/29/09 12:16 AM

pask posted:
doom's cool, but i dig quake more. doom 3 was a pretty good update though, same with quake 4.

can't wait to see what the next gen will bring, considering how awesome epic's unreal tournament III is. id should have something pretty kickass in store soon for one or both of their series...

I've only played a few levels of Doom II (on my mum's computer); it was fun. On my own computer, I have Quake 4; that's pretty fun too.

You mentioned Unreal Tournament 3 *drools*...I would love to get ANY Unreal Tournament game for my Mac...I've played one of the UT games and it's SO MUCH FUN! *drools again*

 

08/03/09 7:29 AM

vehtam posted:
Sometimes I'm wondering, how D3 with TR music and sounds would turn out.

You can get the Trent Reznor sound pack which is all the sounds Trent did for the game. Makes the game a lot better imo.

 

01/24/10 8:00 AM

dolemite posted:
So, I beat Doom III on pc years ago, and thought it was awesome. The Xbox version of that game was comparatively very lame (although, still fun, it just didn't stack up to the pc version).

Anyway, so I finally got around to playing the Doom III expansion pack "Resurrection of Evil" tonight. I played it for an hour or so. ...I'm a little sad, cause I didn't remember how very, very cheap and dumb a lot of the bad guys are. Still, overall a very fun game, and I don't think ANY game is as scary as Doom III on pc. At least, that's my opinion.

Doom 4 has been announced. Carmack says it will have more in common with Doom 2 than Doom 3. Basically, he implied that it's going to be more action oriented than fear and low ammo oriented (although those moments will still be there).

[techreport.com]

[news.bigdownload.com]

Did anyone ever install the sound pack that Trent worked on? It was only partially done, but I hear that the parts that Trent did work on were awesome.

I installed the trent sound pack and the zombie commando stands out as a particular improvement because it adds anticipation to the game - by then you are a bit sick of things leaping out at you so the fact that the static and radio means you know they are there, it makes you tense. I'm quite disappointed that they are going the action route rather than fear for the new game. I don't think I've ever played a game as scary as Doom 3, even the first Silent Hill, and I loved the way the story developed through listening to PDA and reading emails. It made it more immersive. I'm still gutted Trent didn't do the sound for that

 

01/29/10 6:54 AM

MusicBrain posted:
SOMEONE HELP! i think it was final doom, there was a level, it was very quiet, then a whistling sound would come up and be real creepy,anyone got it?
Plutonia Experiment level 8 maybe? Where first shot starts non-stop monster voices which are distracting. Also cacodemon waking sound may be roughly called "whistling"

 

02/11/10 11:52 AM

Doom 64 is my favorite.

 
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