JoJo_BadDoom

It's pronounced "Bugsnax"

Whole thing is pointless for anyone who is decently into Doom, and just seems like a bad deal for anyone who might want to buy it.

That's a good fuckin revenant

Yeah, it counts. You played the game

Gotta be Doom Runner for me - it runs well on linux, and the layout makes sense - I keep my own organised folders of wads, and I use Doom Runner presets to easily keep a list of the various ways I wanna play doom.

I generally just close my eyes and pick at random

Angel Dust is a good shout - that's an album that has very strong songwriting. Recently I've really been enjoying Malice, by Gehenna - a really great black metal album from 1996 that had some fantastic riffs along with some great synth sounds - and a production that's just rough enough to give the music some decent bite. Gotta be one of my favourite albums from the 90s.

An interesting write-up for sure, but I do wonder if enjoyment of some of them was hampered by insisting on playing them on Ultra Violent. UV isn't the default difficulty setting, after all.

Don't unstuck them, they're comfy there

This all sounds dodgy as hell

That was a really good video! Some good concepts, well explained

I can't remember the exact year since I would have been a kid, but my first experience playing Doom would have been on the shareware version, probably when I was about 3 or 4. Been playing it ever since!

I know I watched this way back when it came out, but I can't remember a thing about it. I bought a dvd copy of this from a charity shop, I should give it a spin and see how it holds up

I always have auto-run on, both in Doom and real life. Makes it easier to dodge enemies and projectiles, which is a skill that carries over to Doom quite nicely.

I felt like shit before starting therapy, and now I'm feeling slightly less shit. If this improvement keeps up, I'm gonna have to say that therapy can work, depending on the therapist, and also depending on yourself

If I'm not mistaken, similar things have been tried before? I think. It would be a tricky thing to get right. The limitations of the sprites works in conjunction with the comparatively simpler level design of Doom. To have more complicated sprites and textures surrounded by simple geometry would make things look quite out of place. Of course, maybe this would fit better with more modern and more detailed levels, but I don't think something like this would be visually cohesive.

Not great! Generally feel pretty miserable. But, I've been to therapy today, started to explore some of my issues - particularly in my struggles to advocate for myself. It's given me a lot to think about and hopefully implement.

Makes me want to play Wolfenstein again - I do tend to savescum a bit

Fullbright only (I have mouse-1 bound to cheat in the light amplification goggles)

I don't like the album, but not because of the production - I kinda like that. Metallica have a problem with songs and / or albums that are longer than they need to be, getting boring as a result. They've had this problem to varying degrees since Master of Puppets

I tend to like smaller maps, not too difficult, but with interesting ideas. They don't have to have perfect combat, maybe they could even be a bit wonky - but so long as there's at least a nugget of an interesting idea, I'll probably enjoy it.

make a spectre eat one, that invisibility ain't gonna be partial any more

It's a really good episode, and a logical conclusion to the standard Doom 1 gameplay. Absolutely play it!

Whoever put that phone out-of-bounds in e2m6 really messed up. I hope someone got fired for that blunder.