AinuTheTaken

How unexpected. Nice video though.

Dead game, dead game, it's Doomguy seems like a pretty fun song though if you put it to music.

At the end of the day dimension is just a term we drooling simians invented to be able to talk about space, coordinates, distances, and stuff like that with measurability. You will never be able to observe a 2D in nature or even a 3D in nature because it's not a thing. This is why it's wholly inappropriate to say somebody is stupid if they doubt Doom is 3D. "I doubt Doom is 3D" is not a claim about what Doom is, it's a claim about what 3D is. This should, in fact, be more than obvious.

Id Games does what 3D Realms don't. :P

Downtown. I think it speaks for itself how bad it is.

Well, I just finished the entirety of Quake 1, on skill 2 (hard). Episode 4 starts off normal but eventually you get like a dozen slimes in the same room, which happens twice, and often find two slimes together. That's what sticks in my mind right now. I used save states and played with a controller, believe it or not, instead of mouse and keyboard. I played blind too.

No. You can still run GZDoom in SoftPoly.

Probably the same as any Half Life game. I don't personally understand what makes this series so unforgettable. Maybe people like watching FMV more than I do.

I don't like playing an entire game in one sitting, so it's great if you can save your progress at least once.

I like IcarusLives because I found a fair few mods from him. It's not easy combing through the large number of mods out there.

That's a good idea too. There are a handful of under the radar mods for pistol replacements.

I told my Krispy Kreme store I was 420GlazeIt, but their donuts tasted the same as ever...

A certain novelist had a character who said "The afterlife is just you in a room filled with spiders..." That's what this wad is all about.

Well, anyway, here is what I trust is a helpful post for you, OP. Somebody up above recommended a mysterious Dawkins, but you probably don't know his name if you've never read a book by a scientist. Those are the odds, anyway. His full name is Richard Dawkins and he's a great read. Richard Dawkins' studies about memetic communication are very interesting, whether you really like memes (I do) or if you just wonder how Idea X became so popular in group Y. Any current, well known scientist, particularly an evolutionary scientist, is going to be enlightening, maybe entertaining, and you won't regret reading what they've published. I don't suggest that you study journalism because that's even worse than what you find online. I remember that, while in school, they made us read Longitudes and Attitudes (I think that was the name of it) by a journalist who never asked any exceptionally critical questions and was best characterized as an Idea Man. He could point blank propose such ideas as, "They just don't value life as much as we do" [referring to the Middle Eastern world]. Yup. That's the substance of journalism more or less. You get bloodthirst and ignorance from journalists, and not much else. So, expand your horizons by getting in touch with people who really want to understand the world we live in, this will mean scientists and researchers.