El Franko

Hello again Doomworld! I was browsing some old video game news websites using the Wayback Machine and i came across a site that supposedly had a Doom 3 fake screenshot contest. What I presume is that users had to create fake screenshots of Doom 3 mostly using the classic Doom games by creating custom WADs or using other software and then publishing them online to this website. I would like to know if there is anyone here in Doomworld who knows about this and if anyone here was even involved in said contest. Here are the links to the archived sites via the Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20021207225233/http://www.shacknews.com/screens.x/doom2k/Fake Contest/1/fake https://web.archive.org/web/20040411172749/http://www.shacknews.com/screens.x/doom2k/Fake Contest/4/fake https://web.archive.org/web/20040411173648/http://www.shacknews.com/screens.x/doom2k/Fake Contest/5/fake https://web.archive.org/web/20040411182529/http://www.shacknews.com/screens.x/doom2k/Fake Contest/9/fake

I think this looks pretty cool and hot. Nice job, mate! "10/10 Would bang" ~IGN

No, I don't have Avast Antivir installed.

No to be bothersome, but did you mean to say "write access" or "right access"? If it's write access, then can you explain what you mean by that?

Hi, I know this is an old topic, but I have a question regarding crispy-doom-setup.exe. So I try to open it by both clicking on it and using Run but for some reason it closes after a few seconds. I have no idea why it does that. How can I get it to open properly?

A chainsaw! Find some cheese!

Also here's some of my top favorite songs from the bands that I have listened to so far: Slayer: Angel of Death Megadeth: Holy Wars (The original obviously) Metallica: Hit the Lights Iron Maiden: The Number of the Beast Black Sabbath: War Pigs Judas Priest: Grinder Slipknot: Dead Memories

So I've been getting into Metal music since early 2017. Since then I have ordered CDs from the local library, as well as listening to some albums on YouTube Music, and I have listened to the following bands by genre: Heavy Metal: -Black Sabbath -Ozzy Osbourne's solo career -Judas Priest -Motörhead -Iron Maiden -90's Metallica -The Heavy Metal albums from Megadeth and Anthrax Thrash Metal: -80's and current Metallica -Megadeth -Slayer -Anthrax Doom Metal: -Black Sabbath Nu Metal: -Slipknot -Korn -Unlocking the Truth (not exactly sure what genre they qualify as) Bands that I'm looking forward to listening to once I get more albums from the library: -Pantera -Exodus -Testament -Sepultura -Dio -Lita Ford -Disturbed -Machine Head -Overkill -Puya -Venom -Stormtroopers of Death -Alestorm -Swashbuckle I've also been looking forward to listen to industrial, grunge, alternative, and hard rock bands such as Alice in Chains, Stone Temple Pilots, Nirvana, Nine Inch Nails, and Chevelle. I would like to know if there are any other noteworthy and great bands or any other metal genres/sub genres that you all would recommend to me. I really have fallen in love with this music style and I get to learn lots of messages about good vs evil, religion, politics, war, death, and the mysteries of life from bands like Megadeth, Slayer, Black Sabbath, Motörhead, and Iron Maiden. And of course, I love listening to Metal music while imagining gameplay footage from Doom games and mods (Classic Doom, Brutal Doom, Beautiful Doom, Doom 2016, and Doom Eternal). I highly thank Classic Doom (and ATV Offroad Fury 3) for getting me into an awesome musical genre and culture.

I guess these would be my picks for crossover ideas: Movies: - Terminator - Guardians of the Galaxy - Transformers - Deadpool - Rambo - Predator - Pulp Fiction Video Games: - Metal Slug - Bionic Commando - Splatoon - Golden Axe - Altered Beast - Outlaws - Sunset Riders - Uncharted - Final Fight - Streets of Rage - Metal Gear (Especially Snake Eater) - South Park N64

Given the fact that Doom has a Heavy and Thrash Metal theme to it, I would be cool to see a Demonic and Brutal Electric Guitar that Doomguy can use a weapon. With it, Doomguy can play some bloody riffs that emits powerful waves of musical energy that is harmful to a demon's ears, causing them to bleed an entire flood that can be enough to fill a bathtub. The guitar can also have an ultimate attack that can charged up with each kill, in which Doomguy will then play a brutal guitar solo that lasts for a few seconds and it can kill a mass amount of enemies, like the BFG 9000 but with its own stats. The guitar could also be used as a melee weapon, similar to the guitars in Left 4 Dead 2.

G'day my fellow Doomworld users, I have no idea if someone has made a thread about this before, but there is an important question I have regarding a special event. So this December marks the 25th Anniversary of the release of Doom. What I want to know is what does both id Software and the entire Doom community have planned to celebrate this special event, if there is even anything going to take place? This is something that I would love to know so that I can be prepared to celebrate the anniversary of one of the most influential, historical, and revolutionary first person shooter game of all time and learn what both id and the community have in store.

Dude, I hate to break it to you, but I'm a Roman Catholic and I fucking LOVE Doom. At first I used to be one of those religious kids who were afraid of anything that appeared Satanic or mentioned anything that seemed unholy like 666. But as the years passed by, I even thought to myself, "oh what the hell"?, and since then I have gotten into things that religious folks might find to be offensive and blasphemous like Metal music, horror movies, first person shooters, and especially Doom. I don't think any religion should be offended by Doom, as it pretty much showcases a lone man destroying all of Hell. I guess you could say that Doom is a Christian game since you're ridding the world of the evil forces of Hell.