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I wonder if Terminal Velocity, Fury3 and Hellbender fit in the obscure category? I don't see many review videos aside from a few channels. I also tried out the multiplayer for Terminal Velocity via DOSBox not too long ago, seems fun.

For Doomworld members who have played Descent, what is your favorite level for the first game. You can also optionally include your favorite Descent II level if you want but I haven't started playing through Descent II as I'm currently warming up a playthrough of Descent on livestream sometime, so I won't include my favorite Descent II level yet. I'll go first, my favorite goes to Level 6 (Mercury Solar Lab) because it has taught me to be sneaky against the Class 1 Drillers either by hugging a wall and shooting one of the sides of my lasers at the drillers, or to launch homing missiles before they see you. The Class 1 Drillers and Red Hulks are still a pain in the ass to deal with though. My second favorite is also Level 12 (Callisto Tower Colony) because of the MIDI track used and how the start of the level is more open. I like how I can snipe the Red Hulks before I deal with the spawn rooms and the Drillers guarding it. But anyway, what would your favorite level be?

doom speedrun at 3am

You be you, and do what makes you happy. I've been in a somewhat similar road over the years, where at first I had an ego during my teens and acted like an ass to people and as of 2016, I became introverted after realizing what I've become. I had that worry that If I accidently made the wrong move, people would get angry at me. As time went on, I ended up recovering from "introvert hell" as of 2020 with the help of people from DOSBox Deathmatch Club and Razorback Discord and have my own friend group at my personal Discord server nowadays. I mean sure, I barely make levels for Doom and I do test people's WADs from time to time. But I only do it for fun rather than getting known. like I said You be you, and do what makes you happy. Also another advice is to be respectful to people as well, unless people are treating you bad then you'd be better cutting them off.

Halo Combat Evolved Serious Sam Franchise Quake 4 Unreal Tournament Franchise The Throwback Shooters in recent times Overload And outside of FPS, I play obscure indie games barely anyone talks about off of MSN Gaming Zone, Reflexive Arcade, etc.

Arkansas, USA

Your good, at least I attended for at least 30 minutes before I had to head off to bed a little early. Felt tired that day, so I wasn't able to stick around from start to finish.

I know I posted this on my profile feed but here is another Discord server I am running. Rise of the Triad Central It's a community server dedicated to Rise of the Triad and it's multiplayer (COMM-BAT). I've always wanted to start a multiplayer community for this game because I find the multiplayer having that chaotic experience similar to Doom, and because Rise of the Triad Remastered hype. If anyone is interested in joining, you can click the link : https://www.discord.gg/aW8PQeQ9xd Keep in mind that you'll need to verify yourself before you can get in.

It's in a old website called caiman.us http://www.caiman.us/scripts/fw/f2435.html

Coming from someone who has played 60-minute free trials off of the likes of MSN Gaming Zone, Big Fish Games, Reflexive Arcade, Real Arcade, Gamehouse, WildTagent, etc. I don't see many people talk about these indie games from the 1990s to mid to late 2000s, and I would love to hear your experiences of these obscure indies. I'll go first. My first experience with video games in general came from these indie games off of MSN Gaming Zone and later Real Arcade back in the mid 2000s, playing various arcade, action and puzzle games like the well-known Bejeweled and Zuma by PopCap and later games from Kraisoft Entertainment such as After The End and Atomaders and also others like Alien Shooter and Crimsonland. I even remember getting into 3DO's Army Men games at the time because a unknown website provided free-trials of Army Men II and Toys in Space. And I discovered Monolith's Get Medieval through RealArcade but couldn't get it working at the time, which was sad but later got it working nowadays. But anyways, feel free to post your experiences with those obscure indie games.

Mine is decent Dell Optiplex 9020 OS : Windows 10 Professional CPU : Intel i7 4790 3.60GHz GPU : Nvidia GTX 1050Ti SSC RAM : 16 GB Storage : 500GB SSD, 256GB SSD, 1TB HDD, 500GB HDD I thought about getting a better machine but prices are very bad right now.

Ubahdah! Oh my god!

Moo!

Indeed! I remember playing the demo release and watching the attract-mode when you exit or go to the order screen just to watch the enemy ships get blown up, etc. Nowadays I tend to play it sometimes just to kill time, maybe I'll complete it someday. Anyways, There is another top-down shooter I recall drooling over during my childhood was After The End by Kraisoft Entertainment, released in December 2004. I remember trying it during my times with MSN Gaming Zone in 2005 before it got taken down sometime afterwards. Here's a funny story about that game If my memory serves me correct. I played the first mission and thought the monsters I first encountered were dogs and I recall asking my father, why the dogs attacking me? Funnily enough my father eventually showed me that it was actually a shooter and I was supposed to kill the monsters. I rediscovered the game a year later because of finding out Atomaders (A space invaders clone I played off of Real Arcade that year) was made by the same people (Kraisoft Entertainment) who made After The End. I remember constantly going to trial websites finding that game just to continue playing it. It played okay on my Pentium III with Intel i180 but was pretty slow, and I also played it on my mother's office PC which has a Pentium 4 and Intel Extreme Graphics which played better. Nowadays I've completed the game a few times, and I also got it to work on modern OSes via dgvoodoo, and had to use the latest EXEs to fix some black texture bug. (Not to mention the soundtrack was a fucking banger and made me love MIDI music)

I find that killing monsters is fun because it pretty much conquered my fears from watching horror movies when I was a child, because my mother was a horror movie addict of course. I thank Doom for conquering my fears ever since, and of course changing my life as well.

"You fucked up my clarinet, and now you have my permission to die"

He probably meant "Online gaming service" where people pay a subscription (some services were free *points at MPlayer*) to play multiplayer games with people over the internet. This was a thing during the mid-90s before Quake and TCP/IP became the norm for multiplayer games. KAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHN!

Dakki is my favorite waifu.

Well, just finished it today. Here are my thoughts on MAP07... What in the actual fuck did I just play? It's like a absurd slaughtermap with a Windows 95 MIDI and some LSD type shit. @DCG Retrowave you mad man! Also MAP08, I did fairly well on compared to a few slaughtermap WADs I've attempted, I didn't reach 100% kills but it's something I enjoyed when it comes to slaughtermaps. Also the MIDI pretty much fits well with it. UPDATE :