#Doom 3 flashlight mods mods#

It was SO COOL, that graphics, the sound, the atmosphere, the action, everything! It was CRAZY! I'm talking about Doom 1 and 2. 11Дў Show wrote: When when I was kid, Doom changed my life. I'm a big Doom fan, so its difficult for me to not be a bit let down about how Doom 3 came out, but I have to say it does have its great moments. I'd recommend playing it at least once just to experience it. Overall, Doom 3 is a heavily flawed yet enjoyable game after the initial three or four hours, and the last quarter of the campaign is great. These enemies aren't like the enemies of old Doom either, they can be a bit bullet spongy if you aren't using a more powerful weapon such as the chaingun, which, by the way, fires slower than the enemy chainguns for some inexplicable reason. a lot! Reloading makes these kinds of situations a huge problem, because you cannot interrupt the reload animations once initiated. You'll almost always end up having to deal with a machine gunner or chain-gunner, or multiple counts of both types, and you WILL die. The problem is, the ambushes are almost always cheap later in the game. The game likes to ambush the player, sometimes with four or five (sometimes six) normal enemies at a time, and it will often block all possible escapes and shut lights off when these ambushes happen. As far as the bad, the game tends to be far too easy if you are playing below the hard difficulty, but on hard, the level design shows a lot of its flaws. The enemies are all satisfying to fight, and coming out of an ambush alive is very gratifying to say the least. For the good parts, things can be tense as hell more often than not, and you do have to be careful of what weapons you use where and when. The gameplay can be fun, but is also very heavily flawed. Many of the original textures make the models look like they're just clay with no paint applied yet. without, you'll realize exactly why the game was so dark. Character models still look impressive once updated textures are applied.

#Doom 3 flashlight mods mods#

The graphics still hold up alright with a few texture mods and such, and the dynamic lighting is still great. Instead of a game that felt anything really like what we got in the early 1990s, we got a game that tried to be scary, and story driven. Large hordes of enemies would slow the game down even on what was then higher end hardware, so large groups of monsters like in the older games, again, were out. the engine couldn't really handle large open spaces well, so arena type areas as seen in Doom and Doom II were out. Doom 3 had so much hype around it that it couldn't have possibly lived up to expectations, but what we got was a very linear, script heavy, monster closet riddled game that was way too dark to see most of.