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That's right dead man..

This is just too funny. Having played Halo 1 & 2, I wasn't aware of some of these stats.

Master Chief vs. Doom guy. Face off of the space marines!

No way in hell Doom Guy would go down to some over-engineered space flunky.

This fight was rigged. No doubt about it.

" some over-engineered space flunky."

LOL!
...nice

Doomguy fought barons of hell, cyberdemons, Arachnotrons, mancubi and lived to tell about it.

Master chief, he fought some wussy-assed aliens?


yeah.......

Technically, Doomguy dies. The last level isn't beatable unless you hack.

Duper wrote:Technically, Doomguy dies. The last level isn't beatable unless you hack.

What the hell are you talking about? The end of Knee-Deep in the Dead? You do realize Doom consists of three more episodes that follow that, plus Doom 2, Final Doom, Doom 64, Doom 3, and so on...right?

Doom 3: the Hypening

Avder wrote:

Duper wrote:Technically, Doomguy dies. The last level isn't beatable unless you hack.

What the hell are you talking about? The end of Knee-Deep in the Dead? You do realize Doom consists of three more episodes that follow that, plus Doom 2, Final Doom, Doom 64, Doom 3, and so on...right?

Doom 3 was a reboot. Doom 64 was nearly the identical clone of Doom 1.

Nerds

Sergeant Thorne wrote:Nerds

If it weren't for nerds, you wouldn't be able to lurk behind your computer and call us nerds

LOL sarge.

I had to go look that N64 info up. I only ever played like 3 levels of Doom 1. couldn't stand the controls.

Quit Doom3 after Beta Labs. Content of the game turned my stomach.

There was no Beta Labs . I actually really liked Doom 3. A bit more than Doom 1 and a LOT more than Doom 2 (but those were still really good games). Of course I didn't play them until, like, 2010.

Although the default controls for the first two were sucky. I managed to find a way to change them to a WASD-based layout (with all of my usual tweaks too) in zDoom and even in the DOS versions, but I don't remember how I did it in the DOS versions. The only thing I couldn't change control-wise in DOS that I wanted to, I couldn't stop the mouse from moving Doomguy forward and backward. Which gets really frustrating in map 24 of Doom 2... And I always forget I have to click the mouse to activate it at the start of a level in the DOS versions.
And now I'm trying to finish TNT Evilution and failing horribly.

That's Geeks, Avder. Geeks obsess and create, Nerds fixate.

Vindication!

heh, I have that hanging in my cube. I also have this one.



Oh Alter-Fox, that was "delta" Labs. My bad. it's been a few years.