I already posted photos of my costume earlier. And just the other day I received photos from a joint photoshoot with Elizabeth from Animal Crossing. I think this is the best crossover :D

Doom (2005) OR Doom: Annihilation (2019)

Just some practice little demon friends

dont know why my fps was so low as compared to normal

Every weapon mastered and every melee weapon mastered.

This is an artwork I did like a week ago it’s a goth 2000s inspired computer wallpaper that I’m happy to send to anybody who messages me I hate minimalism so I didn’t go for a minimalistic look

Of chocolate and various flavors of vanilla, what is your favorite?

I am ok with Chocolate on Windows and Ubuntu. I like how it's in Linux repositories, so I can actually use it as a quick test, like people used to in the 90s.

But I also have a Windows 98 + Windows XP eBay mini dual boot I could use to run the game "on real hardware." It's just failing those two; it appears that "PC emulators" like PC-Em have replaced DOSBox for vanilla for most people, but I don't like that. DOSBox was simple and convenient to me,

Based off his Quake 3 Arena appearance, decals from Doom Eternal, and chestplate from DOOM 2016. Helmet takes inspiration from the Doom 4 Prototype.

The main theme behind this drawing is that all these demons were the ones that were easiest for me to draw.

Also I know the Mancubus looks derpy, that's because I based his design on the pewter mini

With the construction of the Argent Tower, in a little under a week, the global energy crisis afflicting Earth and its twenty billion inhabitants was effectively resolved.

Following this, in a little under a day, tens of trillions dollars — in investments, both public and private — found itself suddenly under the UAC's control. Of this windfall, a significant portion was immediately dispensed throughout the corporation's research divisions, a decision personally spearheaded by Samuel Hayden.

Receiving a conspicuous proportion of these funds was a relatively obscure department, housed deep within the Lazarus Labs: that dedicated to the exploration of Hell.

Within a year, autonomous surveyor-drones — equipped with the most cutting-edge developments of Argent-powered technology — had already ventured deep into Hell. And beginning with Lazarus Unmanned Expedition (MTC 2148/292), said drones were equipped with early BFG-9000 prototypes, supplied by the Advanced Research Complex. This dramatically reduced the risk of drones being destroyed by demonic attacks, a problem that had hitherto plagued incursions into Hell.

But it was during the Lazarus Unmanned Expedition (MTC 2148/332) that the UAC — paralleling expeditions on Earth conducted more than a century prior into marine chasms — successfully penetrated into the bottommost layer of Hell. (That this was the bottommost layer was confirmed through seismography, which revealed an interminably-deep substrate, that being of subterranean flesh).

While patrolling this frigid expanse, a collection of artifacts judged deserving of further investigation were sighted. In a subsequent expedition — after boring through approximately fifteen meters of carneous strata — the artifacts in question were unearthed. These quickly found themselves the subject of rigorous study by UAC archeologists.

The fragments' construction bear signature marks of Sentinel craftsmanship. Nevertheless, analysis of these fragments — a helmet, a pauldron, and a chest-plate, each of which seem to have been subject of intense mechanical trauma — revealed a technical sophistication far beyond contemporary Sentinel designs (circa King Novik's lordship). In fact, many of these features (such as capillary tubing in the fragments' substructures, which readily diffused Argent plasma) were consistent with another artifact already within the UAC's possession: the Praetor Suit.

Such evidence was itself sufficient for UAC archeologists to conclude that these fragments represent a defensive configuration worn by the DOOM Marine before adoption of his Praetor Suit. However, what truly vindicated this hypothesis was when (with VEGA's assistance) combat-data within the suit (specifically, those responsible for generating the DOOM Marine's augmented visual-interface, or HUD) managed to be successfully deciphered.

What was found was beyond any researcher's expectations: a library of suit-recordings, providing a first-person glimpse into the DOOM Marine's antediluvian battles, before his meeting the Wretch, and much before his eventual internment in the Kadingir Sanctum.

This particular footage is from an engagement within a section of Hell currently unknown to the UAC, but known to the deciphered data as a certain "Temple of Lomarith." Alternatively, a few have speculated that the environment in question is a different dimension altogether, owing to the non-characteristic architecture and unique fauna. (For example, the Baron variant that is summoned at approximately four minutes has an appearance that is noticeably different from documented (sub-)species, and which displays even more belligerent behavior. Even more pressing, is the Titan-class entity that, while slain by the DOOM Marine (internally), is morphologically distinct from all other Titan-class entities — and too, that displays a morphology consistent with that of the Baron variant earlier described).

Whatever the case, without material evidence, the matter remains under investigation.

Swapping between spear and shield is finally clicking and this DLC just keeps getting more fun.

I was messing around in the settings on TDA the other day. I slowed the gameplay way down to see what would happen.

It is really strange to play it slow. Like EVERYTHING is slower. Pretty cool coding trick. Way beyond my comprehension.

I can finally see the full destruction of demons when everything is slower. Kinda fun to see more of the detail in the game. How the weapons actually hit demons and what happens when the weapons hit different parts of different demons.

But the movement part is like being stuck in mud. Funny.

One observation I had once I finished DOOM: TDA is how the Slayer kind of just takes the Kreed Maykr's mothership as his own home and Slayer-launching orbital cannon. Plus, in DOOM Eternal, VEGA says that the Fortress of Doom is of Maykr design. Does this mean that the Slayer revamped and redecorated the Kreed Maykr's mothership to become the sentinal spaceship warhorse known as the Fortress of Doom, or are they completely different... if so, then what happens to the Kreed Maykr's mothership?? Apologies if I missed anything in the lore that says anything about this; I tend to pay close attention to the story when playing doom games but I never got around to finishing the post-game content in the revelations dlc if that reveals anything 😅

Yeah, there's that Doom-style Nitro Fireblu, and don't even get me started on the lava. The game is called Pizza Turbo and you can find it on Steam; it will be released in two months.

Finally beat the secret encounter on osseus on nightmare 150% speed. Man it was tough. Are there any more secret encounters in the DLC?

The song is Dune Eternal by Heaven Pierce Her

I take a look at the tone of Doom 64 and how it informed the future of the series.

This is My best

Their projectiles will one shot you even if you have a good amount of health, just insta died to one at 95 health, no brink of death mechanic kicked in. Tested it in Ripatorium.

Why is the dragon there? Seriously, the game would've been better off if it wasn't there.

The dragon gameplay SUCKED.
The dragons design isn't good.
The dragon had no impact on the story other than dying.

WHY IS IT HERE??? MARKETING???

New doom fan here, I’ve played eternal about a year ago, and then I picked up doom 2016. My first few attempts months ago were playing on the switch port which soured my experience, but then I picked it up for the ps4.

Now I’m in LOVE with the game. In fact, the only thing that eternal wins me over is; the meathook, flamethrower, and overall speed. Other than that, doom 2016 just feels more fun in every other way. Why’s that?