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I was thinking back on on all of the Doom mods I've played, and one that always comes to mind for me no matter what is Brutal Doom Black Edition. I never had a good set up enough to actually run the mod, I only just a got a competent pc for my b day just a few weeks ago, so I played the mod on the computers we had at school. But I was wondering: Is the mod even worth revisiting? Or should I play something like Project Brutality?

Just had a thought, what's everyone's favorite unique weapons in Fallout 4? I've been sinking a lot of time into the game, and I thought I'd ask out of curiosity.

Just as the title says above. Does it support formats like OGG and FLAC? I recently used a wad that remakes all of Doom's sounds in super high quality and I wanted to use higher quality midis to go along with it.

I would say just use Windows 10 with a 7 skin and call it a day, but I know that's not enough for some people. If the Windows 7 experience is really what you want, then just use a VM. Sure it's not a go to for gaming, but at least you can use it safely use it without fear of security issues. Unless you get malware that penetrates through your VM

Oh I see. Would you mind pointing me in the direction of how to change them myself? I have a midi pack already in my possession, and I wanted to use it. Thank you for your insight btw.

So I just recently picked up the Woof source port, and I gotta say after only using it for a short time, I love it. But besides that: Earlier I was trying to launch NRFTL through the command line, and I kept getting this error. But whenever I did a simple drag and drop, it worked just fine. Any ideas what the problem could be?

I just recently had Doom Eternal gifted to me on Steam, so that's been the game I've been playing the most recently

This what I have. This is my first time actually using the command line, so forgive me if the problem is obvious

I've had this on my mind for a while now, and I'm wondering if anyone here has an answer. So you know how Manhunt 2 has a handful of versions? Like the uncut PC version (which I have) and the retail censored PS2, PSP, and Wii versions. I've noticed that, although the console versions are censored heavily, the animations for each execution are much longer in length, whereas the PC executions are completely uncensored, but yet are shorter in length for some reason, with the animations being cut off abruptly. Does anyone know why this is? I'm just curious. Morbidly curious, but curious nonetheless

Ok, so I know Windows Vista is infamous for being "the worst operating system ever" but what exactly earned it that name? I've heard a lot of things, like it being poorly optimized, or it just flat out not working on computers of the time. But from what I can tell, it just looks like Windows 7 but older.

AMD Ryzen 5 1600k 3.2 GHz AMD RX 580 Graphics 1 TB HDD 256 GB SSD 16 GB ram Windows 10 Pro

Apple: Playing catch up Microsoft: RANDOM BULLSHIT, GO!!!

That's another OS that I've heard was god awful. I saw LGR's video on it a while back, and I'm pretty sure it was just Windows 2000 but for home users (As far as I'm aware, 2000 was only for business users). But the only problem I have with ME is that XP was right around the corner. Idk, the oldest I've gone was XP, I couldn't fully figure out how to get 98 and 95 working on a VM back on my crappy laptop, but since I have a considerably better pc now, I can give it a shot again.

It’s me again. So I finally put everything back in my pc case, every single plug, every single screw, all of it. I plugged in my pc, and nothing. No lights, no power. Absolutely nothing. I checked to see if the PSU light was on, but no. If you couldn’t tell, I’m relatively new to the pc scene, so forgive me if I sound dumb in my words, it’s just because I don’t know who else to ask. At this point I’m convinced I somehow fried my motherboard, even though I’ve been on a hardwood floor this whole time

Ok, so today my new Montech X1 PC came just came in the mail. I dismantled my Dell Optiplex 5050 pc to put into this new case, but I’ve run into a problem. I can’t fit the motherboard into the case because of this small protruding bit on it. And I can’t figure out how to fit it inside. Any help is appreciated, since I’m already losing my patience.

Crap, well I guess I’ll have to wait until the end of this month to do anything about it. I don’t exactly have the money to just buy another motherboard on the fly, since I’m still in high school. Thanks though. Now I know.

oops, my bad

I mean, I'm still gonna try it. I was just asking for some opinions

fair point

Just some entry level stuff Intel Core i5 7th gen AMD Radeon 550 16 gigs of ram

I don't "need" someone to tell me what to play. I'm just asking if the mod is worth playing again. I remember enjoying it when I first played it, but I don't remember much of it since it was at least 2 years ago

Seems like this thread isn't sitting too well with people, rip

Hey ya'll. Been thinking on the topic of source ports for a while, and I was wondering: What's your favorite vanilla source port? Me personally, it's a tie between PRBoom Plus and the Eternity Engine. Part of me wishes these two would merge, because I find myself switching between them all the time.

And yeah, I have to agree, I never missed the Arch Vile. Or the Icon of Sin in Doom 2

In my opinion, yes and no. From my understanding, the Playstation was much more capable than what we got in PSX Doom, especially with the creation of games like Crash Bandicoot and Spyro the Dragon after it. So in a way, we definitely could have gotten a more faithful port of the original game. I remember hearing that because the Jaguar port was so influential, that ports like PSX used the Jag map layouts, even when it wasn't necessary. So we could have had the entire game unchanged (for the most part)