El Franko

An image some friends of mine spammed on my Discord dms.

You know, I think I'm suffering from a massive brain fart. I don't know why I added that. On a serious note, I still would love for the Doom port within Doom Eternal to be the same one as the re-release.

Might be an unrelated question, but do you any of you wonder if id Software will ever replace the ports of Doom 1 and 2 within Doom Eternal with the recent re-release port? My friend and I dislike the fact that the port within Doom Eternal is just the BFG Edition port that has annoying balancing bug fixes and censorship of MAP31 and MAP32 in Doom 2.

There's always eBay, Craig's List, and the Facebook markeptplace... Just saying...

Hey Doomworld, Because of people like me being quarantined in our own homes because of the coronavirus pandemic, I have realized that a good way to conduct some productivity and creativity is by creating my own PWAD or Megawad. I already am aware of others like Jimmy Paddock who have made, or are working on, wads and megawads relating to being quarantined and isolated. I was heavily inspired by them to do the same. But that's not the point of this post. What I really want to know is what do most of you do before sitting down on the computer to create and design a wad. I'm curious to know if any of you draw concepts or "blueprints" of what any of the maps in the wad will look like, either on a piece of paper or using a computer program. What other methods do any of you use to write down or draw ideas for anything relating to the wad such as maps, theme, weapons, enemies, etc.? Any feedback relating to my questions would be greatly appreciated. Btw, this is somewhat my first time planning to work on a full scale wad. I have zero experience in this field.

I'll just get straight to the point: - First Person Shooters (Doom, Quake, Half-Life, etc.) - 2D/3D Platformers (Mario, Sonic, Commander Keen, etc.) - Beat em' Ups (The Simpsons Arcade, Violent Storm, Spider-Man, etc.) - Shoot em' Ups/Run n' Gun (Galaga, Gradius, Contra, etc.) - Open World Survival (Minecraft) - Racing/Kart Racing (Mario Kart, Gran Turismo, ATV Off-road Fury,etc.) - Fighting (Super Smash Bros., Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, etc.) - Click and Point Adventure (especially games by LucasArts)

There's already cyberpac.wad, which you can find here: http://www.remar.se/daniel/doom.php

Sometimes I get this feeling that most young Gen Z kids, teens, and adults still don't fully get Doom and its large influence as a whole. I will admit they keep making the same "DoomSlayer be mad he go kill demons!" meme/joke over and over until it gets repetitive. And then there's the other type of people who still obsess over wanting Doomguy (or DoomSlayer as the zoomers and soys now refer to him as) to be in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate just for the hell of it. Like I said, I just feel like all these young Gen Z folks and Reddit-tier soyboys don't fully understand Doom and its accomplishments. (I'm Gen Z as well, but with a growing understanding of Doom's Legacy)

When I witnessed that, I only saw the Mancubus and Revenant as being the only ones with their names switched.

I'm not sure if this is only on Crispy Doom, but I noticed a weird oddity at the monster cast sequence from Doom 2. The cast sequence doesn't seem to have most monster appearances in order, and I noticed that the Mancubus and Revenant had their names switched. Also I think some monsters like Pinky, Hell Knight, Baron of Hell, and Revenant made some Lost Soul sounds.

For me it's the following: The Ultimate Doom: Hiding the Secrets from E1M9, E2M9, and E4M9 Doom 2: The Dave D. Taylor Blues from MAP08, MAP14, and MAP22 Doom 3: Title Theme by Tweaker Doom 2016: Rip & Tear

Us was absolute dog-shit tier crap. Makes me want to scream the gamer word in front of public.

Also the original Do It is pretty much stereotypical edgy middle school edginess at its own right.

Probably SIGIL because of its over the top Satanic imagery, although it's integral to Doom's themes in general.