Chow Yun Thin

You can regain the pixelated look in GZDoom: Options --> Display Options --> Texture Options --> set 'Texture filter mode' to none.

Programmer behind the BSNES emulator, died after extended harassment from Kiwi Farms.

You said you just got Doom now, don't you wanna at least play it for a few hours before looking up how to make maps for it?

Demons, but yeah the term is too generic. I group the Zombieman/Shotgunner/Chaingunner-types as Possessed and everything else as Hellspawn.

Killing Floor 2: just under 1,500 hours, but that's a goddamn lie. Only 20-25% of that was actually spent playing; the rest was idling on the main menu for a half-hour to cheat the daily cosmetic timer. Diablo 2: definitely more than a thousand hours. And that would be even more if I hadn't stopped because of the game's now-godawful loot management system combined with the tinyass inventory space and my packrat tendencies. And all of this on Classic (i.e. non-LoD) to boot. I've never touched LoD other than installing it for that sweet 800x600 res because I would promptly go mad trying to deal with the charms, jewels, runes, Exceptional and Elite uniques, runewords and god knows what else. No More Room in Hell: 705 hours, about 600 in actual multiplayer and the rest in screwing around on a LAN server after the infinite ammo plugin infested almost every other server. Classic Doom: about ~500 hours altogether across the decades, + ~100 for Heretic I really don't like that Steam keeps track of playtime and wish I can turn that off. I think that alone has made me play less on Steam. I deliberately play the Q2 remaster offline and whatever time Steam tracks for that game is on the rare occasion I feel like getting fragged in multiplayer.

Soulsphere, Megasphere and Invulnsphere are increasing levels of "Like". Blursphere is "I hate that I agree with this"

I play Doom 1 on December 10th and Doom 2 on October 10th every year. Some years that's the only times I play Doom. I also play them with some kind of wrinkle, like using a controller, -fast, ammo reduction, or Quake-style health degeneration. I think this year I'll turn off autorun.

You'll want to remove the +Weapon.Ammo_Optional actor flag; that's what allows your pistol to fire without needing ammo.

Well yeah, that makes sense according to arcade owners. Can't have the players playing too long without putting in more quarters. Some were pretty notorious quarter munchers either by design *glares at the Gauntlet games* or tweaking the difficulty/price per game.

Damn, too slow on the draw! Post Hell had some real annoying music (CAPTAIN JEAN PICARD OF THE U S S ENTERPRISE) to assault the ears as well as that color scheme blinded the eyes. It was also aped from SomethingAwful, where theirs is called the Gas Chamber.

His being a keyboard-only player wasn't what earned him the ire of forumgoers. Nobody here is gonna make fun of another's choice of controls; this thread is proof of that. IIRC, that dude was real obnoxious about going into difficulty-related threads and vehemently voicing his complaints about Nightmare. When encouraged to use M+KB, he got defensive and saying he couldn't get used to the controls. Now to his credit, he supposedly did beat Nightmare keyboard-only and had Youtube video proof. That was when he became pretty insufferable and challenging people to duel him keyboard-to-keyboard. He didn't say it explicitly, but I got the vibe that he thought himself a better Doom player than those peasant mouse fingerbangers because of his beating Nightmare keyboard-only.

January 1st 1970 just called, it wants its shtick back.

Some people associate any mint with toothpaste or mouthwash and reflexively spit it out. I kinda understand after drinking a glass of what I was told was horchata, but tasted like a dentist's office. But soggy cereal? I could understand when it's the last few bits in the bowl, but letting all of it get soggy? Captain Crunch's gonna tear apart more than just the roof of your mouth if he hears of this.

Mortal Kombat on the Sega Genesis at a cousin's house. Getting roasted by Scorpion's fatality actually put me off violent games until I got Doom some years later. Oh jeez, that unearthed a memory of my first rage quit. I was playing the NES version and put in a code for extra lives. All was fine until I faced one of the bosses who had a one-hit-kill shotgun and grenades. I tried my best to dodge the shots but ate one inevitably. The asshole actually went up to my body and dropped a stream of grenades on it. I'm sitting there watching my body get juggled around by the grenades as they burn through all of my extra lives with no way out. When the game over screen popped up, I threw my controller at the NES and yelled every obscenity I heard in grade school that probably got me in trouble with my parents.