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Human moderators who give final review and sign off. Security, consistency, and quality checking. ModerationĮvery version of each package undergoes a rigorous moderation process before it goes live that typically includes: Heck even you I assume do not recognise why it's design takes a dump on modern games.Welcome to the Chocolatey Community Package Repository! The packages found in this section of the site are provided, maintained, and moderated by the community. I post it here because it's another old school themed thread and nobody here knows the genius that is Deus Ex so I won't bother starting a thread for it. I have been enjoying it so much more than most modern shooters.Īnd this is for you D2, a little feature teaser from our Deus Ex mod, next version released Q1 2014: In combination with Doom's tricky level design and general awesomeness.īasically it adds more gameplay depth and improves the experience all round. It's all about the gameplay:ĭuke Nukem style kick attack (Jump kick for double damage) It has silly elements (third person fatalities) but they can be ignored. I didn't play Doom 3 much at all, as it just felt radically different and I hope the new Doom is going back to its roots, along with robust tools to edit things later on, if they add things like multiplayer/custom map support it can be a hit.įor nostalgia IGN Doom 1 Episode 1 playthrough with John Romero, with commentary, celebrating 20 years of doom and lots of fun talk about map design and secrets etc: I just use doom/doom2 features for now though.Īlso with a supposed new Doom coming out (they announced beta access for pre ordered boxed versions of Wolfenstein New Order coming out later this year. 
It's really a whole different thing then trials of course but the engine is still so robust, especially with all the modding going on. Pretty much as successors of Doombuilder 2 and Zdoom and others. I got into editing a while ago, hadn't touched it for a while now, but there is still major development on GZdoom and GZdoombuilder, especially for features like Dynamic lights/OPENGL/3d floors and slopes. Yet I remember playing Wolf and Doom as a kid on a windows 3.1/DOS machine. It's now over 20 years old since December 2013, feels like a long time. Anyone remember Doom, one of the first FPS games that got really famous (shortly after Wolfenstein3d).
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