qoncept
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Memfis said:
Let's see...
set "always run" to "on"
use straferunning as much as possible
during the battles, don't hide behind walls, just dodge everything (unless you're fighting hitscanners)
when using SG/SSG, hold "fire" constantly (reloading time should be enough to place your next shot)
be more aggressive
provoke infightings
try to line up monsters to deal more damage
But really, I don't think that 12 maps in 4-5 hours is slow. It took me approximately the same time to beat the first 10 maps of Plutonia Revisited.
I think the only one I don't really do is using infighting as much as I could. I try to every once in a while but I usually get too impatient. Plus, we kind of have a half-assed kills competition going on each level and I always want to get as many as possible. I think saving the ammo would speed me up later, though.
Just for the hell of it I'm going to list a few of the things I've started doing/started doing better. I have been playing Doom since it came out, quite a bit for a couple years after it came out and then quite a bit for a few months at a time maybe 10 times since then.
- Using SSG efficiently (lining up enemies, getting close for each shot)
- Strafe running, especially through nukage
- Realizing that when there is a lot of nukage you need to run through, there's usually a suit somewhere nearby
- Lining up enemies not really so much to cause infighting but to at least let them hit each other a few times
- Killing hitscan enemies first and then worrying about the guys with projectiles I can dodge
- Finding secrets
- Using rocket launcher any time I have a worthwhile opportunity instead of saving it. I used to use it pretty rarely.
- Choosing the right weapon for the situation. I'll still shooting what I've got a lot of the time, but I do rethink and change to something more appropriate at least sometimes now
And the biggest thing is just not playing scared. When I was young (pretty much the time whole I played Vanilla Doom) I would always cheat. It seemed so overwhelming that I didn't think I could ever beat anything after the first few levels and so I never even tried.
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