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Well, we would hope so, but BP is worth like $288 billion right now, despite what happened in 2010, and we had congressmen apologize to them for having to pay fines. That's why it's funny to joke about this, not because I'm anti-capitalist but because I've seen some real world examples showing just how you escape with minimal consequences when you have a corporation that big and that rich.

"We did not open any gates to hell, the video is fake, and even if we did you guys would love it, but we didn't and the video is all CG and you just hate small business and we'll see you in court. Also we are DMCAing anything you post claiming we would do this." -- The CEO of UAC

I don't know how I stumbled onto this wad, but I have been having a blast. I love the look and the gameplay and have spent way too much time trying to beat it now. This makes me want to fire up UDB myself, can't wait to play more of your maps once I finish this set.

With all due respect, people using GZDoom and not just the Unity based Doom officially distributed are already in the power user category these days. Just like a user of vkQuake or Quakespasm vs your officially distributed Quake port. I honestly think this is a pointless argument, Graf Zahl clearly isn't changing it at this point.

Hot: Coffee, black, prefer a medium roast but will even drink gas station coffee if I have to. Cold: Coke Zero Beer: Kilkenny Irish Cream Ale Liquor: Jameson Caskmate Stout

I've been using freelook and jumping going all the way back to when I first discovered Doom Legacy in 1998 or 1999 and got a kick out of playing Doom like it was Quake. Does it break maps? Sometimes. Is it more fun for me to play that way? Every time. I've been playing this way for over 20 years, thousands and thousands of hours. If it makes people mad, that sounds like a them problem.

There is a way to get the new wad to work with Doom 64 EX if you are will to open it in Slade and tweak several things. How accurate it works I'm not sure, they made some changes to how sounds play in the new engine for example and Doom 64 EX still has some bugs that I don't think they plan to fix now that they maintain the official port, but it's certainly functional with some effort.

This was hysterical to watch. The point where he is opening a blue key door yelling about how he doesn't want a door but wants to find the blue key was priceless.

Wow, I don't think I've heard a line like that since middle school.

WOOHOO!! Compiled perfectly. I now have a universal binary of PrBoom, and it seems to work perfectly. Well, mostly, it won't let me set the resolution to 1680x1050, just refuses to open, I have to settle with 1344x840. Granted, it looks terrible when you set the resolution that high. Thanks for all the help.

Well, compile failed for PrBoom. I was able to get through ./configure just fine with no problems, when I ran make I errored out. /var/tmp//ccuYY9ug.s:251:operands given don't match any known 386 instruction /var/tmp//ccuYY9ug.s:4111:operands given don't match any known 386 instruction /var/tmp//ccuYY9ug.s:4523:operands given don't match any known 386 instruction I have all three necesary sdl libraries, and deutex and rake installed. Any hints?

PrBoom does not run under Rosetta. At least on my system it doesn't. I will try to build it tonight, hopefully it goes ok. Doomsday does run under Rosetta, at a decent framerate (45-80 fps at 1680x1050) but because it's rosetta it takes quite some time to open and eats more resources then I like. However, it works, so I don't want to complain, it still loads faster than the original did in 1993 on my PC, so I can live with it. Hopefully I can get PrBoom to build, as it would be nice to have a native binary with support for Boom. Thanks for all the help.

I recently purchased an intel based iMac, but unfortunately there do not seem to be any Doom ports for it. In fact, I can only find 2 builds of Doom that even support OS X. Doomsday was one of my favorites on the PC, does anyone know if there are any plans for a universal binary or intel binary for it? Better yet, I'll compile it myself if someone has some basic instructions on how to set up the build environment, since I have not had any luck yet. Any help would be really appreciated, having a computer without running Doom feels kind of... empty. Benjamin Handelman