El Franko

And no, I have not payed attention to anything on this thread. I'm honestly too lazy to do it.

Quick question: Has Bethesda/id Software given up on adding new community made PWADS/Megawads to the Unity port of Doom 1/2? They haven't added anything new in a while and I've gotten a bit concerned about this.

Neither. Water is the true way to go.

So is this the final DBP WAD?

Alrighty, time to do my contribution to this thriving thread. My favorite fps games besides Doom in no particular order whatsoever (Mods or fangames not entirely included): - Team Fortress 2 - Half-Life 1/Opposing Force/PS2 port - Black Mesa - POSTAL 2 - Quake 1 - Quake 3: Arena - Quake Live - Unreal Tournament (1999) - Return to Castle Wolfenstein - Shadow Warrior (1997) - Blood - Duke Nukem 3D - Heretic: Shadow of the Serpent Riders - Chex Quest - Rise of the Triad: The Hunt Begins/Dark War - Star Wars: Dark Forces - Deus Ex: Game of the Year Edition - SiN Gold - Serious Sam: The First/Second Encounter - Serious Sam Classics Revolution - Serious Sam Fusion - Halo: Combat Evolved - Left 4 Dead 1/2 - No More Room in Hell - Fallout: New Vegas (if it counts) - Wolfenstein 3D - Sven Co-Op - Team Fortress Classic - Counter-Strike 1.6 - Counter-Strike: Source - GoldenEye: Source - Day of Defeat (2003) - Day of Defeat: Source - Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory - Medal of Honor: Allied Assault - Call of Duty 1 - Call of Duty: World at War - Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 - Darkest Hour: Europe '44-'45 - Insurgency (2014) - Day of Infamy - Dino D-Day

Thanks!

Someone on this thread might've already made the question, but will Doom Zero ever possibly receive a final release on idgames?

I know I bothered you guys with this before, but hear me out. So Crispy Doom works fine on my PC, but I recently suffered a system crash and my PC is somewhat busted with a BSoD. So I decided to temporarily transfer to my laptop. The thing is, for some reason Crispy Doom's main executable and the setup refuse to be installed on my laptop. Even whenever I open the zip file containing the executables they immediately vanish from my laptop's system. Or whenever they do appear, they refuse to be clicked on and will also mysteriously vanish. Is there any way I can get my laptop to stop acting like jerk and allow me to rightfully play Crispy Doom? (Other source ports like Chocolate Doom, PrBoom+, and GZDoom work perfectly fine tho)

Since we're only one month away from December 2020, would it be possible if ADBCC will finally be released on idgames?

Crispy Doom is acting strange for me. Whenever I try running the .exe file, my computer forbids me from doing so because it allegedly contains a virus. How can I fix this issue? Is there anyone else besides me experiencing this issue?

Not sure if this will count as a Doom video, but here's a gameplay video I made of me playing the recently leaked Strife 1995 beta. If it doesn't count as a Doom video, then please inform me where else I can post it on this website.

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.