Idiotinfrontofadesk

This can be for any genre of video game. I have always found stun mechanics to be insanely infuriating to fight against, especially if the game you're playing, or the play style you're using heavily relies on movement. I'm somewhat fine when they slightly slow you down, but when they put you at a complete stop, that's enough for me to become an absolute faucet of fury.

Here's a picture of my dog Cosmo He's a German Shorthaired Pointer. Despite Pointers being insanely energetic, he's relatively calm and chill. He's really old, but still kicking.

Psychedelic Furry

Alright, after messing with the gamma I got it back to normal. Thanks for the answers.

After playing something with GZDOOM, this white overlay has been on my screen. I don't know how to get rid of it, and opening and closing GZDOOM didn't seem to work.

I remember playing one of the Kyrati Fashionweek quests in Far Cry 4, where I had to kill a rare demon-fish (Blood-fish? Forgot what it's called) then skin it. Sometimes the explosive would blow up when hitting the water, so I had lure the fish near the surface to kill fish easier. But the fish were pretty spread apart from each other and sometimes didn't even notice any piece of bait that I threw in. Not to mention there was the occasional Royal Army patrol that happened to spot me shooting a grenade launcher and throwing pieces of meat in the water. I probably just suck at games, but it was definitely an annoying experience that I had.

This is my dog, Boo. I think he's a mix, Pomeranian but with some other breed that I forgot.

With all the stuff I have installed, like source ports, WADs, Mods, and much other stuff, the file I have for DOOM has accumulated 1.10 gigabytes of content. How much storage have you taken up with DOOM?

I don't know if there's an option to quote replies from other threads But, here it is anyway.

Anything that alters gameplay. So stuff like High Noon Drifter, Russian Overkill, maybe Brutal DOOM/Project Brutality if you feel like it. I've played more gameplay mods than WADs, and had more fun. Maybe use ZDL so you can use mods and wads at the same time. That's what I can say.

Porn.

I'm wanting to make a DOOM wad that'll include some of the Skulltag stuff. Anyone have a download?

Potential weak-spot?

My school managed to get and give every safety glasses then let everyone outside so they can't miss out.

My cat jumped on my bed as I was sleeping. She was lying on top of me also, so I couldn't get up to take a piss.

I've seen so many video where people are looking at WADs or Mods only to load a crap ton of wads into one game at the end, but i've never been able to find anything like it. Do people just make maps in DOOM Builder with all the wads in?

That explains it well. Thanks!

But is ZDL an acronym for ZDOOM Launcher or is it just called ZDL

ZDOOM Launcher?

I've beat it, but the final boss felt insane, with the huge amount of enemies and even the Cyber-demon at the middle. Not ashamed to say I used IDDQD at one point.

You don't need to be at a logical distance to flip/press a switch/button. As long as you use E or Space on the linedef, it'll work.

Looks like something i'd binge-play until I completed it, it kinda reminds me of some of DOOM's Hell themed levels in a way. What I can say is, a better font for the main-menu options would make it look better. I'll say you could make the font either cryptic-looking or tough-looking, seeing the theme/setting of the game.

Whenever I search up something about Post Hell for if I get the chance to see what happened to it, I usually find the answer saying that Post Hell helped with keeping new users behaved but it had to be removed when people started intentionally making terrible threads just to get into Post Hell.