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  1. Postal Dude's just really agitated that Gordon's little rebellion against the Combine is getting in the way of him running errands
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    What is the funniest thing you have read online?

    Her facial expression in that one photo says so much more than any smug one-liner ever could lmao
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    How much do aesthetics matter to you in Doom? [Poll]

    I think they matter in the sense that visual cues and memorable details can go a long way toward helping you know where you're going in a level. That being said, I don't exactly demand that the average WAD I play looks like primo luxury.
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    What do you call Doomguy?

    As a kid I called him the Doom Marine
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    React To The Custom Title Above You

    That sounds like fun ngl
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    Should I replay ALL cacoawards

    Definitely a lot of worthwhile projects up there but don't force yourself into playing something you straight up don't enjoy just because they got a Cacoward. Think of them like a "greatest hits" of that particular year of Doom mods.
  7. My ISP probably thinks I'm a porn addict because I keep searching "Violent Pornography". Look bro all I wanna do is just listen to my favorite SOAD song lmao.
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    Wads without slaughtermaps?

    - Bauhaus (4 levels with a high art-esque feel and atmosphere to them) - Chainworm Kommando (10 thematically varied maps with a good sense of continuity and loads of doomcute if that's your jam) - Grime (5 bite sized urban themed maps. Also try Urbanside, as it has a similar spirit but with more recognizably realistic locations) - Doom II - Dark World (Beefier, hell-themed reimaginings of Doom II's first 11 maps) - Violence (4 punchy levels with a purple wasteland theme and synthwave ost) - @TheMagicMushroomMan mentioned Void, which is a map I absolutely love. Probably the best execution of the concept of a "psychedelic Doom map" I can think of. - RAMP series (Several maps made by contributors with varying levels of experience, all connected by a hub system. The teleporters to the maps have little displays next to them that let you know what level difficulty and length the map will be. 1 is shortest/easiest, 5 is longest/hardest. Also try DUMP, the spiritual predecessor to this concept) I think for what you're looking for, these examples should be a good start. Don't let the short length of a lot of these projects fool you, from my experience the maps themselves are a good challenge that doesn't rely on absurd crowds to kill you. I completely get where you're coming from about wanting WADs that feel challenging and interesting without just being straight up "hold a strafe key + mouse 1" level annoyance, hope ya like these.
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    The Official 'Trying to Find a Specific WAD' Thread

    That's the one! Thanks, man.
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    Any suggestions for a good urban-themed mappack?

    Grime and Urban Side are pretty good, bitesized urban themed WADs, maybe you might like those? Grime (https://www.doomworld.com/idgames/levels/doom2/g-i/grime) Urban Side (https://www.doomworld.com/idgames/levels/doom2/Ports/s-u/urbanside)
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    The Official 'Trying to Find a Specific WAD' Thread

    I remember this one WAD that was styled after PSX Doom visuals-wise, and it had the Doom logo from the 2005 film as its M_DOOM graphic. Unfortunately that's all I remember.
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    The Above Avatar is Fighting You. How Screwed Are You?

    Doom 64 era Doomguy? Dude I am so screwed.
  13. Both of these were directed by Peter Jackson but neither of them feel even REMOTELY like they were directed by the same person.
  14. There's a huge number of favorite albums I have but here's a sample of 5 of the ones I don't really tell people about very often: 1. Bambara - Stray 2. I Monster - A Dense Swarm of Ancient Stars 3. Lightning Bolt - Earthly Delights 4. Didjits - Hornet Pinata 5. Filmmaker - Spectral
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    What age did you start DOOM?

    6 years old. Dad showed me the first 2 classic games and Doom 3. They scared the absolute hell out of me but with fear comes intrigue, and that intrigue turned into obsession when I rediscovered the series at age 14. I'm 20 years old now and Doom has more or less become my "comfort food" game.
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