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it's bad
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>live photo
>plays
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>mfw

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Okay, serious debate here. What episode of Doom is the best? On the front of objective level design, and level design alone, Romero fuckin' aced Knee Deep in the Dead. But I'm curious more about how everyone sees the other episodes.
For me, Episode 2 finds itself taking up a soft spot in my heart. The darker atmosphere, and the portrayals of hellish flesh grafting itself over man's technology is something that illicits a feeling of dread and fear that's comparable to that one level from Dusk where you go in a large grain thresher that was fed with people.

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