/vr/ - Retro Games

>>3283749
now i want a G.I. Revenant
you press down on the head and it goes "AAAAAAAAAH"

>>3158625
the final boss is one of the most amazing things i've seen

worth the entire download alone

>>3156000
trips confirm
but my boner doesn't listen

>>3105718
I do use some wood but I try to keep it as veiny and rock-hard as possible

>>3087898
Yeah it is a ZDoom map, tested on Zandronum but works fine on GZDoom.
By Arch-vile room you mean the one with the crates right? I was considering changing the vile to a brown meatball but maybe I'll keep it after all.
Would the ammo distribution be improved if I added some to the tan room?
Also is the music changed properly? It works on my end but I wasn't sure if that would be the case for anyone else.
Overall, thank you for the feedback, i'm glad you enjoyed it.

P.S. the arch vile room was inspired by the answer i got from >>3085796

>>2866009
>>2866012

Well hot damn, and here I was worried it'd be an issue.

>>2828843

December 10th, the Doom anniversary.

What are your picks for this year, anons?

Only one month away, anons. What's your bets for this year's Cacowards?

>>2646646

I'm going to be polite and assume you are either tired or not thinking very clearly at the moment. Let me tell you why that's basically completely unfounded

A source port is intended to play a game on an engine or platform it was not originally intended to, with additional functionality that others may use to build upon. The purpose of a source port is to expand upon the original while staying true to what made it good.
A mod is not that. A mod is a modification that adjusts features or includes new features, that may or may not at all be in line with what the original was intended to do. The purpose of a mod is to change the original and adjust things in a way the user desires.
The two simply couldn't be more different.

Creating entirely new source ports for every single mod is simply not a feasible task and completely goes against what both mods and source ports are intended to do, especially in a community built entirely around mixing and matching different bits and pieces of different things.
If you want to create an completely standalone thing, that's another story entirely--and for that, you'd use Gloome, so even then you already have an existing source port to use.

New style is up!

>>2550371
Bi, but you're close.

>>2470645

But how does that make it an argument against gameplay mods? Just means they're packed together, like Pirate Doom and Zen Dynamics.

Trying to load it with a gameplay mod is fucking stupid, yeah, but I'm not really sure how that could be considered an argument against the existence of them.

>>2442142
Christ it's like a twitcher from Dead Space

>>2435559
oh, well, uh. thanks!

>>2384908
>There's a powerslave port for modern pc in the works
>It's of the console version
Holy shit hype, I've been wanting to play this for years but FPSing with a gamepad makes me cry internally

>>2249470

That one is slightly creepy.

>>2154330

Whew, that was certainly interesting. Next round going up. I said it was Hellcore but I forgot the filename so I lied.

:: [BE] Montreal :: New Year's Survival Run 3 - Going Down

BRUTAL DOOM V20 HYPE

>>2026212
>>2026215
>>2026217
These actually look pretty cool! Can't wait to play.

>>2016389
Final Doom, especially Plutonia. Prepare for agitation.

>>2011620
Both good choices, but the best doom soundtrack by far was the SNES.

>>1980941
it must be #1

>>1975441

Is there any other answer?

>>1965496
>Music a definitely a plus, though. Better than e1's IMO.

Undoubtedly.
That shit is most certainly my jam.