/vr/ - Retro Games

>>6316491
I created some walk-throughs on how to achieve deathless runs of the original three episodes on Nightmare difficulty, if you wanna give that a shot. Don't try the deathless runs quite yet, save at the start of every level instead (unless you're already really good at other FPS games). I guarantee it will change your impression of the game, at the least. For me, grinding these runs on Nightmare difficulty is the most fun I've had playing Doom. What I'm doing now is blasting through map sets on Hurt Me Plenty to try to find a new map or set of maps that I can grind on Nightmare, because grinding Nightmare gives you a whole 'nother high. Pic related are the WADs I downloaded; I downloaded a bunch all at once, I've barely played any of them so far
E1 https://youtu.be/uRxzotZE738
E2 https://youtu.be/TyCJPTKvGsk
E3 https://youtu.be/dTonXLJ9UXE
>Hopefully Doom 2 improves on it.
I would recommend you just skip Doom 2/TNT/Plutonia and move on to custom map sets. Scythe is my favorite classic map set that runs on Chocolate Doom, and Eviternity is the greatest set of maps I've played to date. You'll need a Boom-compatible source port to play Eviternity; I recommend GLBoom+ or GZDoom. Like I told the other anon, see >>6306638 for some music mods and >>6306646 for some cosmetic mods

>>6316502
Ah, that map was yours! I'll try it out. I overlooked it 'cause I was testing the other one, and I had to eat dinner. I like play-testing these anonymous single levels, it's a good break from plaything through megawads on HMP

>>6311210
Does Crispy Doom work with mod loaders? I used to use Doom Mod Loader and it didn't, so I learned to use command lines for Crispy Doom and for demo playback, and I just stuck with 'em ever since. Anyway, the long part was opening everything up in Slade and checking for custom sprites/sounds