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I was just scared shitless — it was the most immersive horror experience little incel me have ever encountered. Of course, all my previous games were on NES.

E2M1 – a huge disaster with upside crosses.

You know, a flamethrower would be nice. The one you can set stuff on fire: tiles, objects, enemies...

I'm excited for the upcoming MK.

Some ppl can't live without them. To be honest, I don't feel noticeable energy surge, nothing I can't chant myself into, plus I'm kinda scared for my brittle body (not as unstoppable as I used to be). I'd rather drink extra strong green tea (sugar-free, of course). Yes, this stuff I drink endlessly. --- After reading the thread. Wowzers. When I typed "some ppl can't live without them" I meant people, who work really long hours, they start their day with it ('cause they had little to no sleep) and then keep themselves sane with cigarettes. Can't imagine someone drinking it leisurely :-/. I consider it an emergency drug, not a food category.

If I'm not mistaken, he said it, like, 4 years ago.

They actually did pretty well by giving basic grunts slow projectile attack. Frogs I hate dearly (like a q1-blob, but there's always millions of them). And scorpions are total BS, they are like giant chaingunners, always blocking you from moving, when stopping is a sure death, since you barely manage to outran anything.

Yeah, the game has an enormous amount of F U moments.

Run, Forrest, run!

I think three games impressed me the most: Max Payne blew me away with it's realism (hi-res photo textures). Serious Sam offered some eye candy (fog, mirrors, flares). Arkham Asylum - first game to look like a cg cut scene.

I think I should up this topic, since Sam's birthday is within a shotgun blast. Very nice of them was to pack it with level editor. Overall a tragic tale of the series in which nothing can capture the magic of the 1st one. Is it necessary to be an indie garage dev to make great games?

Half eaten sandwich.

The one you can't finish.

Well, duh. I'm interested in the technical element. Or other subtle stuff. Taking into consideration that it's Carmack's child, there must be some changes...

Subj. What about "quality of life" (and death) ones ? Does it have an edge over the original in any aspects ?