Dusty_Rhodes

Off topic, since I'm not posting any textures - but I like your skyboxes a lot! They look great!

So glad I got to playtest this! I wish I had been more active recently to have helped more, didn't even know this got a release. Congrats man, I'm looking forward to digging into these soon. Love the Wolf maps!

Might be worth posting the answer here in case someone else looks for it.

Thanks, that means a lot! /adv/ is a song I'm really proud of, so I'm glad you like it! I love that you find Postcards nostalgic, thanks for listening!

My band, Wizzards at Large, just released our second single! These are all on Spotify, Apple Music, and pretty well everywhere else. Our album is in the final stages of recording as well, looking forward to posting release date. Our first single (and b side) came out a little while ago, and they're linked below: I love seeing the music people post here on DW, so I figured I'd throw my hat in the ring. Tell me what you think.

Seconding Obituary, fantastic wad. One of my favorite Ultimate Doom wads. Alien Vendetta and Scythe have been mentioned a bunch, both fantastic wads. I think Scythe is limit removing though, so watch out for that if playing on DOS. I'm going to throw a more goofy suggestion and offer Pandora? It's a wad I worked on, so I'm biased, but it's a fun, lighthearted megawad of old, janky styles made in the modern day. It was a lot of fun, and the team put out some solid levels. Also check out 2022 A Doom Oddyesy by @pcorf and his crew. I believe it's either Boom or MBF compatible, but those ports work on DOS. It's really solid classic Ultimate Doom levels, with interesting episode themes. I especially loved Episode 3, I tested this wad pretty heavily in beta, it was a lot of fun!

Oh interesting, where I'm from sasparilla is made from sassafrass root and has a bitter and sweet flavor. Not any coffee to be mentioned of. I'm curious to try what you're talking about. I guess root beer and ginger beer are two beverages that have no alcohol in them too. I think back in the day, the carbonation in them was made from fermented ginger, which does have alcohol.

How strange, do you know where this name comes from? Sasparilla doesn't taste a bit like coffee (or beer) to me. It is funny though. My contribution to the thread: My mom grew up in a rural area, so she didn't have a whole load of money. She and my uncle used to make this unbelievably cursed dish that consisted of a slice of wheat bread, Pizza Quick Sauce (my mom sings the commercial jingle every time we talk about this lol), a Kraft Single's worth of American cheese, and a sprinkle of parmesean cheese. She'd throw it in the oven until the cheese melted and would then feast on her delicacy. I've never been brave enough to try it lol, but maybe I will one of these days. I like throwing cheese unto a tortilla with whatever meat we have left over and frying it in butter.

I remember watching Cappellan play through (one of my favorites of his) Demonfear and remarking that he made Map02's ceiling the brown liquid texture so that it would look like a dark night sky. He said it works on low resolution CRTs but looks a but crap today. I can't help but disagree with him though, I love it!

Weirdly, I'm in the same boat. I've watched friends and family while they play and the characters are always amazing. I try and play and I'm falling asleep. The ragdolling and third person shooting are really unegaging to me.

I know I'm digging up an old post here, but doesn't the Italian word for "left handed" mean "evil" too? I could see how language could make a culture be superstitious like that.

You would know better than me, but I think it usually is a forum equivalent of the more modern "dead chat" comments you see to either remark that there's no activity or a long overdue return. I'd swear that has to be a correlation. I feel like I've seen "moo" in other contexts but the more I think about it, the less examples I can actually recall. I appreciate the comment.

Well inside jokes are a lot of fun, but usually only if you're let inside them. Whenever I get to be a part of a new community, I always find it lame to have to just intuit what certain things mean. If I openly ask, people will complain of newbs ruining the site / game / community / etc. I definitely get your viewpoint, but what's the point in having a jargon page if it doesn't get used?

Photos of old buildings are always intriguing to me. What was this building used for before it fell into disrepair? Is it supposed to be on the sea, or has the tide crept up over the years.