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Favourite moment
- Chainsawing stuff while saying "Arrrgghhh!" out loud.
- Panicking when the lights go out.
- Shotgun! The greatest FPS weapon ever!
- Panicking when the lights go out.
- Shotgun! The greatest FPS weapon ever!
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Best doom moment
The first time I got that shotgun. I loved the animation of him cocking it and I still think it is the best weapon in the game. Also, the first time I opened a door with a Pinky on the other side. (Scared the hell out of me)
To be fair I thought it was crap in 1994 running on 486 DX2 66. Lords of Midnight was crap too. It was just too repetitive. It's success was down to the fact it was shareware (or a least a bit of it was), PC games at the time were all pretty crap to be fair. So obviously looking good in a pile of crap is pretty easy. Especially if you're free.psj3809 wrote:I know we all like different games but do some people SERIOUSLY think the games crap ?
Yeah all these years later its not obviously as good as other FPS we have but when it came out it was revolutionary, turned many many people to the PC for gaming.
I'm stunned some people think its crap. Just makes me think of everyone amazed by Star Wars when it came out and some bloke saying 'actually its rubbish' just to be controversial and 'different'
Even if you arent a huge fan of first person shooters you have to realise how great Doom was for its time. I'm no adventure fan but i realise when someone says how great Lords of Midnight was etc even though its not my cup of tea

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For me, the best moment was at college in 1998 when we were using the antique 486s for several deathmatches. One of the guys yelled "GAME ON!!!" in a high pitched squeal of excitement and then almost choked on his chewing gum. Oh how we laughed...
Wait, that had almost nothing to do with the game, did it?
Wait, that had almost nothing to do with the game, did it?
Giving it 100%, 60% of the time.
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Playing deathmatch against a crazy nutter friend, and listening to the sound of him pumping through round after round on the shotgun as he hunted me down while screaming "I'M COMING FOR YOU! I'M COMING TO KILL YOU! RAAAGHRRR!!!"
I was watching the doorway of my room just as much as I was watching the screen, I can tell you.
I was watching the doorway of my room just as much as I was watching the screen, I can tell you.
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