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Doom comic

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External links: rm broken link

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	* {{Wikipedia\|title=Doom spin-offs and homages}}		* {{Wikipedia\|title=Doom spin-offs and homages}}
	* [http://www.doomworld.com/10years/doomcomic/ Scans of the Doom comic]		* [http://www.doomworld.com/10years/doomcomic/ Scans of the Doom comic]
-	* [[Linkara's Review]]

	==Fan tributes==		==Fan tributes==

Doom comic

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External links:

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	* {{Wikipedia\|title=Doom spin-offs and homages}}		* {{Wikipedia\|title=Doom spin-offs and homages}}
	* [http://www.doomworld.com/10years/doomcomic/ Scans of the Doom comic]		* [http://www.doomworld.com/10years/doomcomic/ Scans of the Doom comic]
		+	* [[Linkara's Review]]

	==Fan tributes==		==Fan tributes==

User:RAYRAY123

2009-11-22T00:11:03Z

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Doom v0.2

2009-11-21T23:10:48Z

I switched the Chen quote to its correct form.

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	The only weapon, an early version of the [[shotgun]], has no effect on the monsters. The texturing is scant, though a few [[texture]]s and [[flat]]s were modified and used in the final game. Floor, ceiling, and wall textures can be cycled individually by pressing the number keys 0-9. This may also change the ceiling height.		The only weapon, an early version of the [[shotgun]], has no effect on the monsters. The texturing is scant, though a few [[texture]]s and [[flat]]s were modified and used in the final game. Floor, ceiling, and wall textures can be cycled individually by pressing the number keys 0-9. This may also change the ceiling height.

-	The [[heads-up display]]/[[status bar]] in this alpha is larger and more complex than those that followed. An [[automap]], item list, and weapon stats are among the extra elements visible. However, at this point, all of the data shown on the HUD is purely decorative and doesn't change. There's two message areas. left message area has text "Chen: Ooh, I found good stuff" (possibly meant to be a communications/message window; "Chen" refers to Lorelei Chen, a character from the [[Doom Bible\|original design document]]), while the right has "Captain's hand, Sandwich, Heart of Lothar" (possibly meant to be an inventory window; again, the items are from the original design document). The automap shown does not correspond to the actual level layout at all.	+	The [[heads-up display]]/[[status bar]] in this alpha is larger and more complex than those that followed. An [[automap]], item list, and weapon stats are among the extra elements visible. However, at this point, all of the data shown on the HUD is purely decorative and doesn't change. There's two message areas. left message area has text "Chen: Ooh, I found cool stuff" (possibly meant to be a communications/message window; "Chen" refers to Lorelei Chen, a character from the [[Doom Bible\|original design document]]), while the right has "Captain's hand, Sandwich, Heart of Lothar" (possibly meant to be an inventory window; again, the items are from the original design document). The automap shown does not correspond to the actual level layout at all.

	[[Image:Doom alpha 0.2 tomandjules.png\|thumb\|right\|The "Tom is king" and "Jules sucks" textures.]]		[[Image:Doom alpha 0.2 tomandjules.png\|thumb\|right\|The "Tom is king" and "Jules sucks" textures.]]
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	*[http://toastytech.com/dooma/alpha2.html Toasty Technology: Doom Technology Preview]		*[http://toastytech.com/dooma/alpha2.html Toasty Technology: Doom Technology Preview]
	*[http://www.doomworld.com/pageofdoom/olddoom.html The page of doom: Alpha and Beta]		*[http://www.doomworld.com/pageofdoom/olddoom.html The page of doom: Alpha and Beta]
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	[[Category:Alphas]]		[[Category:Alphas]]

User:Topper36

2009-11-21T20:44:36Z

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MAP30: Last Call (TNT: Evilution)

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Essentials:

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	You will arrive in a room with a lot of ammo and enemies. Follow the hallway to the end, where you will see 2 teleporters. Both of them lead to the final room, containing the [[final boss]].		You will arrive in a room with a lot of ammo and enemies. Follow the hallway to the end, where you will see 2 teleporters. Both of them lead to the final room, containing the [[final boss]].

-	Go onto the top of the elevated area in the final room and fire 3 rockets at the final boss. This will complete the game. You can use the noclip [[Doom cheat codes]] to access Romero's head area, and also to access an elevated area in the east end of the room that contains an Exit skull switch. You can flip that switch to exit the level and win the game if you don't want to fight the final boss.	+	Go onto the top of the elevated area in the final room and fire 3 rockets at the final boss. This will complete the game. You can use the noclip [[Doom cheat codes\|cheat code]] to access Romero's head area, and also to access an elevated area in the east end of the room that contains an Exit skull switch. You can flip that switch to exit the level and win the game if you don't want to fight the final boss.
	===Secret===		===Secret===
	The final boss area counts as a secret; you can't miss it.		The final boss area counts as a secret; you can't miss it.

MAP22: Habitat (TNT: Evilution)

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Routes and tricks:

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	On the other hand, under [[UV speed]] and [[NM speed]] rules, this level is one of the easiest in Evilution to finish. As you take the normal path through the level, you raise an L-shaped platform in the giant slime pit; walking across its western end causes the western pillar to lower, leading to an elevator up into the final area of the level. However, due to the way the Doom engine works, the walkover linedef that lowers the pillar can be triggered before the platform is raised. Through this shortcut, the level can be completed in under 20 seconds. It is also very easy to finish this level under [[UV pacifist]] rules with this route, as you face very little opposition on your way to the exit, and the few monsters you encounter on this route (the [[Spectre]]s at the top of the western elevator) are easy to avoid, as long as you awaken them by firing a shot with any weapon while waiting for the elevator to come down. This will cause them to move away from the location you arrive in, and then you can run past them to the exit. Consequently, all of the UV speed demos of this level are also UV pacifist runs.		On the other hand, under [[UV speed]] and [[NM speed]] rules, this level is one of the easiest in Evilution to finish. As you take the normal path through the level, you raise an L-shaped platform in the giant slime pit; walking across its western end causes the western pillar to lower, leading to an elevator up into the final area of the level. However, due to the way the Doom engine works, the walkover linedef that lowers the pillar can be triggered before the platform is raised. Through this shortcut, the level can be completed in under 20 seconds. It is also very easy to finish this level under [[UV pacifist]] rules with this route, as you face very little opposition on your way to the exit, and the few monsters you encounter on this route (the [[Spectre]]s at the top of the western elevator) are easy to avoid, as long as you awaken them by firing a shot with any weapon while waiting for the elevator to come down. This will cause them to move away from the location you arrive in, and then you can run past them to the exit. Consequently, all of the UV speed demos of this level are also UV pacifist runs.

-	It is difficult to successfully record a demo on this map with respawning monsters, especially [[NM100S]] demos, without the game crashing, as respawning monsters can cause the [[moving platforms limit]] to be exceeded (see [[#Bugs\|Bugs]].)	+	It is difficult to successfully record a demo on this map with respawning monsters, especially [[NM100S]] demos, without the game crashing, as respawning monsters can cause the [[moving platforms limit]] to be exceeded (see [[#Warning\|the warning above]].)

	You don't need any keys to exit the level, all you need to do is simply walk into the exiting circle. This way, you will not have to explore the tunnels at all.		You don't need any keys to exit the level, all you need to do is simply walk into the exiting circle. This way, you will not have to explore the tunnels at all.

Talk:Holden's Doom

2009-11-21T19:38:42Z

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	* '''Neutral.'''  I wish this were actually the policy, because it is an objective criterion and discourages vanity editing.  However, it has been argued that an unreleased WAD can be notable if it is already widely discussed (like KDiZD or the Toke tribute), and our newest articles about unreleased WADs have not always been deleted.  See discussion [[Talk:Whispers of Satan\|here]].    [[User:Ryan W\|Ryan W]] 21:33, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		* '''Neutral.'''  I wish this were actually the policy, because it is an objective criterion and discourages vanity editing.  However, it has been argued that an unreleased WAD can be notable if it is already widely discussed (like KDiZD or the Toke tribute), and our newest articles about unreleased WADs have not always been deleted.  See discussion [[Talk:Whispers of Satan\|here]].    [[User:Ryan W\|Ryan W]] 21:33, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
	:Yes, that has been argued before, but it hasn't reached a point of consensus at least yet. Also, Holden's Doom obviously hasn't been widely discussed. In fact, I hardly see it mentioned anywhere at all. So, if I were to choose my vote based on the notability criteria for unreleased WADs, I'd still vote '''delete'''. -- [[User:Janizdreg\|Janizdreg]] 21:54, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		:Yes, that has been argued before, but it hasn't reached a point of consensus at least yet. Also, Holden's Doom obviously hasn't been widely discussed. In fact, I hardly see it mentioned anywhere at all. So, if I were to choose my vote based on the notability criteria for unreleased WADs, I'd still vote '''delete'''. -- [[User:Janizdreg\|Janizdreg]] 21:54, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
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		+	* I see trailers, and stuff on a web search, but no project page. As such, the page isn't useful even if the game was released, since we wouldn't be able to find said game; and since it isn't yet released even in demo form, there isn't much confirmation for the mod/pwad in question. '''Delete''' unless this can be corrected. --[[User:Sigma 7\|Sigma 7]] 19:38, November 21, 2009 (UTC)

User:87.48.131.98

2009-11-21T18:22:20Z

blocked [[87.48.131.98 (Talk)]] with an expiry time of 6 months (account creation disabled, autoblock disabled) Inserting nonsense/gibberish into pages

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E4M1: Hell Beneath (Doom)

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Bugs:

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	===Bugs===		===Bugs===
-	There is a small [[Hall of Mirrors effect]] visible at the top of the inside of the red door frame due to a missing upper texture. Though it is barely, if at tall noticible in the darkness. Though one might comment on the lower texture being out of place.	+	There is a small [[Hall of Mirrors effect]] visible at the top of the inside of the red door frame due to a missing upper texture. Though it is barely, if at all noticeable in the darkness. Though one might comment on the lower texture being out of place.

	==Speedrunning==		==Speedrunning==

MAP30: Viper (Memento Mori)

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	===Routes and tricks===		===Routes and tricks===
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-	To defeat the cyberdemom shoot it until it dies!

	===Current records===		===Current records===

MAP30: Viper (Memento Mori)

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-	To defeat the ciberdemom shoot it until it dies!	+	To defeat the cyberdemom shoot it until it dies!

	===Current records===		===Current records===

File:HoldenDoomTitle.png

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Zvonimir Bužanić (fx)

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grammar tweaks, wikilinks, capitalization

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-	'''Zvonimir Bužanić (fx)''' (born 19 June, 1980) is a Croatian [[deathmatch]] & [[COMPET-N]] player who currently holds few records.	+	'''Zvonimir Bužanić (fx)''' (born 19 June, 1980) is a Croatian [[deathmatch]] & [[Compet-n]] player who currently holds few records.


	==History==		==History==
-	In 1994 [[Tomislav Mihalić (Mihha)]] showed him [[Doom 2]] and ability to play deathamtch over LAN (IPX/SPX). In that time [[Doom 2]] was played only by keyboard, but after a while combination of mouse and keyboard was unavoidable.	+	In 1994 [[Tomislav Mihalić (Mihha)]] showed him [[Doom II]] and ability to play deathamtch over LAN (IPX/SPX). In that time [[Doom II]] was commonly played only by keyboard, but after a while combination of mouse and keyboard became standard.

	He was a part of Croatian game clan ZAP which was led by [[Tomislav Mihalić (Mihha)]]. Tomislav invited [[Sven Huth (Dasa)]] to Croatia where Zvonimir played few deathmatch games with Sven.		He was a part of Croatian game clan ZAP which was led by [[Tomislav Mihalić (Mihha)]]. Tomislav invited [[Sven Huth (Dasa)]] to Croatia where Zvonimir played few deathmatch games with Sven.

-	ZAP was later abandoned by Tomislav and Zvonimir took the leadership. ZAP was very well known in Croatia becouse on every HINLA tournament in [[Doom 2]] that was held, ZAP team won. ZAP was then renamed to ADISON becouse of sponsorhip, and after great succes in HINLA competition former ZAP team was dissmised.	+	ZAP was later abandoned by Tomislav and Zvonimir took the leadership. ZAP was very well known in Croatia because on every [[Doom II]] HINLA tournament that was held, the ZAP team won. ZAP was then renamed to ADISON because of sponsorship, and after great success in the HINLA competition the former ZAP team was dissmissed.

-	Zvonimir continued to play Doom 2 with [[Marijo Sedlić (Sedlo)]] and they visited Budapest two times to play on LAN against famous COMPET-n maintainer [[Adam Hegyi]], [[Istvan Pataki]] and [[Laszlo Vacsei (Waldon)]].	+	Zvonimir continued to play Doom II with [[Marijo Sedlić (Sedlo)]] and they visited Budapest two times to play on LAN against famous Compet-n maintainer [[Adam Hegyi]], [[Istvan Pataki]] and [[Laszlo Vacsei (Waldon)]].

	From 2000 till 2008 Zvonimir was maintaining Croatian Doom portal		From 2000 till 2008 Zvonimir was maintaining Croatian Doom portal

MAP07: Prison (TNT: Evilution)

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	==Walkthrough==		==Walkthrough==
-	-Grab the plasma gun and proceed through the door.	+	-Grab the [[plasma gun]] and proceed through the door.

-	-Pick a staircase in this room and go up it, then jump to the teleporter.	+	-Pick a staircase in this room and go up it, then jump to the [[teleporter]].

	-Go right outside this teleporter and travel north until you reach a building with many enemies on top. There is also a large teleporter surrounded by barrels outside of the building. It is wise to kill as many enemies on top of this structure as you can before teleporting inside of it.		-Go right outside this teleporter and travel north until you reach a building with many enemies on top. There is also a large teleporter surrounded by barrels outside of the building. It is wise to kill as many enemies on top of this structure as you can before teleporting inside of it.
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	-There is a switch on the south side of this block. Hit it, but instead of going through the teleporter that drops down next to it, go around to the north side of the block and up an elevator that drops down. This will give you the invulnerability that you may need for the next part.		-There is a switch on the south side of this block. Hit it, but instead of going through the teleporter that drops down next to it, go around to the north side of the block and up an elevator that drops down. This will give you the invulnerability that you may need for the next part.

-	-After teleporting, you will be in the prison puzzle. To break free, the four corners must be opened and switches inside them must be pressed in this order: Northeast, southwest, northwest, southwest. This must be done quickly because each switch opens the door to the next switch in it's corner. At the last corner, there is a red key and a teleporter. Get the key and enter the teleporter.	+	-After teleporting, you will be in the prison puzzle. To break free, the four corners must be opened and switches inside them must be pressed in this order: Northeast, southwest, northwest, southwest. This must be done quickly because each switch opens the door to the next switch in its corner. At the last corner, there is a red [[key]] and a teleporter. Get the key and enter the teleporter.

-	-Go through the red door in front of you. Kill everyone. (Including the revenant hiding in the unaccessible exit room.)	+	-Go through the red door in front of you. Kill everyone. (Including the [[revenant]] hiding in the unaccessible exit room.)

-	-At the south wall in the lava pit there is a radiation suit. Jump down and get it, and hit the button along the south wall. The pillar in front of you can be used as an elevator to get you back to the safe floor.	+	-At the south wall in the lava pit there is a [[radiation suit]]. Jump down and get it, and hit the button along the south wall. The pillar in front of you can be used as an elevator to get you back to the safe floor.

-	-The button opened a new area of enemies, and a teleporter. Travel through the teleporter, jump across the pillars to the exit door, and press the exit button. (hopefully you killed that pesky revenant in the exit room :))	+	-The button opened a new area of enemies, and a teleporter. Travel through the teleporter, jump across the pillars to the exit door, and press the exit button.

File:BFG9000inaction-HellRevelead-map32.png

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[[BFG9000]] in action, shooting the plasma ball in [[Hell Revealed]] [[MAP32: Mostly Harmful (Hell Revealed)|MAP32]]. The new HUD and a translucency effect on the BFG [[projectile]] both implemented by [[Boom]] are also displayed.

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MassMouth 2

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	One '''Trooper''' is a friendly Shock Trooper who helps MassMouth in his quest.		One '''Trooper''' is a friendly Shock Trooper who helps MassMouth in his quest.
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		+	== Trivia ==
		+	*In the training course it is mentioned that the crates along the way do not contain anything and even if they did, they could not be broken. Also, in one of the last stages a crowbar is found, but it cannot be used.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

The Adventures of MassMouth

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	*"Shock Troopers" and "Black Ops" are based on the Half-Life characters of the same names.		*"Shock Troopers" and "Black Ops" are based on the Half-Life characters of the same names.
	*The "Security Guard" is based on the Black Mesa Guard (nicknamed ''Barney'' by Half-Life fans).		*The "Security Guard" is based on the Black Mesa Guard (nicknamed ''Barney'' by Half-Life fans).
-	*In the training course of Massmouth 2 its mentioned that the crates along the way dont contain anything,and even if they did,they couldnt be broken.Also,in one of the last stages a crowbar is found,but cant be used.

	==See also==		==See also==

File:STARTAN3.png

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File:STARTAN2.png

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MAP06: The Crusher (Doom II)

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	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
-	In this map is the very first appearance of a Revenant!	+	In this map is the very first appearance of a [[revenant]].

	==External links==		==External links==

David Ficenec (mr.twister)

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-	'''David Ficenec''' (mr.twister) is a Czech doomer, editor in chief at [http://idoom.cz idoom.cz], [http://predators.cz Predators Doom clan]  leader and ex-admin of czech gaming servers gamezone and gamepark.	+	'''David Ficenec''' (mr.twister) is a Czech doomer, editor in chief at [http://idoom.cz idoom.cz], [http://predators.cz Predators Doom clan]  leader and ex-admin of Czech gaming servers gamezone and gamepark.

	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]

Talk:Holden's Doom

2009-11-20T21:54:56Z

deletion / response to Ryan W

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	* '''Neutral.'''  I wish this were actually the policy, because it is an objective criterion and discourages vanity editing.  However, it has been argued that an unreleased WAD can be notable if it is already widely discussed (like KDiZD or the Toke tribute), and our newest articles about unreleased WADs have not always been deleted.  See discussion [[Talk:Whispers of Satan\|here]].    [[User:Ryan W\|Ryan W]] 21:33, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		* '''Neutral.'''  I wish this were actually the policy, because it is an objective criterion and discourages vanity editing.  However, it has been argued that an unreleased WAD can be notable if it is already widely discussed (like KDiZD or the Toke tribute), and our newest articles about unreleased WADs have not always been deleted.  See discussion [[Talk:Whispers of Satan\|here]].    [[User:Ryan W\|Ryan W]] 21:33, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
		+	:Yes, that has been argued before, but it hasn't reached a point of consensus at least yet. Also, Holden's Doom obviously hasn't been widely discussed. In fact, I hardly see it mentioned anywhere at all. So, if I were to choose my vote based on the notability criteria for unreleased WADs, I'd still vote '''delete'''. -- [[User:Janizdreg\|Janizdreg]] 21:54, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

Talk:Holden's Doom

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	The article says that the mod is "upcoming", which means the article isn't qualified to exist until the mod is released, as [[Doom Wiki:Policies and guidelines#WADs\|our policy states]]. Therefore, '''delete'''. -- [[User:Janizdreg\|Janizdreg]] 21:03, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		The article says that the mod is "upcoming", which means the article isn't qualified to exist until the mod is released, as [[Doom Wiki:Policies and guidelines#WADs\|our policy states]]. Therefore, '''delete'''. -- [[User:Janizdreg\|Janizdreg]] 21:03, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
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		+	* '''Neutral.'''  I wish this were actually the policy, because it is an objective criterion and discourages vanity editing.  However, it has been argued that an unreleased WAD can be notable if it is already widely discussed (like KDiZD or the Toke tribute), and our newest articles about unreleased WADs have not always been deleted.  See discussion [[Talk:Whispers of Satan\|here]].    [[User:Ryan W\|Ryan W]] 21:33, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

Category:Marscity security checkin 1

2009-11-20T21:26:22Z

deleted "[[Category:Marscity security checkin 1]]" content was: 'the mars city security checkin 1 tells doomguy to step to one of the bioscan and he tells him he only take a second and something else its your tme wa…' (and the only contributor was '79.107.194.13')

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Entryway

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J. Yezback

2009-11-20T21:25:06Z

deleted "[[J. Yezback]]" content was: '*θαλάσσιων δεν έχετε κάθαρση για την περιοχή αυτή κίνηση από τώρα αν dont φύγουν τώρ…' (and the only contributor was '79.107.194.13')

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Cacodemon (Doom 3)

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-	The '''Cacodemon''' in [[Doom 3]], as compared to the original monster, is taupe in color, has a wider mouth, and has multiple green eyes, as well as some longer, thin tentacles hanging from the bottom of its body. Its brain is clearly visible on the top of its forehead. The Cacodemons are usually found in outdoor areas, although they can be encountered in relatively close-quarter indoor areas, as long as the ceiling is sufficiently high. They often appear in groups of 3 or more and are characterized by a mysterious whirring sound they make when they're present.	+	The '''Cacodemon''' in [[Doom 3]], as compared to the original monster, is taupe in color, has a wider mouth, and has multiple green eyes, as well as some longer, thin tentacles hanging from the bottom of its body. Its brain is clearly visible on the top of its forehead. The Cacodemons are usually found in outdoor areas, although they can be encountered in relatively close-quarter indoor areas, as long as the ceiling is sufficiently high. They often appear in groups of 3 or more and are characterized by a mysterious whirring sound they make when they are present.

	==Combat Characteristics==		==Combat Characteristics==

Talk:Holden's Doom

2009-11-20T21:03:58Z

deletion

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==Deletion==
The article says that the mod is "upcoming", which means the article isn't qualified to exist until the mod is released, as [[Doom Wiki:Policies and guidelines#WADs|our policy states]]. Therefore, '''delete'''. -- [[User:Janizdreg|Janizdreg]] 21:03, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

Entryway

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Holden's Doom

2009-11-20T20:57:40Z

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	Holden's Doom is an upcoming 32 level megawad for Doom II. Holden's Doom uses 3D models instead of sprites, and also has High Resolution Textures. It also uses MP3's for music rather than MIDI files. The PWAD has lots of new sound effects and graphics as well. All together, Holden's Doom looks like a 21st century game.		Holden's Doom is an upcoming 32 level megawad for Doom II. Holden's Doom uses 3D models instead of sprites, and also has High Resolution Textures. It also uses MP3's for music rather than MIDI files. The PWAD has lots of new sound effects and graphics as well. All together, Holden's Doom looks like a 21st century game.

Entryway

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Adding categories

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Adding custom textures

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-	The best way to add custom textures is to replace the original textures	+	Adding custom textures to the Doom data files allows PWAD creators to create their own look in their custom maps.
-	with a program such as Wintex 4.3 for doom.{Google that} or a Doomworld [http://www.doomworld.com/]search would be a good start.

		+	An easy way to add custom textures is to simply replace the original textures, using an editor such as, for instance, WinTex. However, such an approach does not technically ''add'' new textures, it merely ''replaces'' the present ones.
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		+	A more thorough approach is to actually add new patches to the data files, and use these to create new textures. These textures can then be used along the original textures, and the end user has a bigger variety of textures with which to create his/her PWAD.
	[[Category:WAD editing]]		[[Category:WAD editing]]
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STAR

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-		+	==Texture name==
		+	The "STAR" part of the texture names is from "StarStruct, Inc.", a UAC contractor named in Tom Hall's original design document. StarStruct's design made for "bright shiny, high-tech buildings", reminiscent of the sleek style of ''2001 - A Space Odyssey'' or, according to Hall, "Star Wars’ Imperial stuff".
	[[Category:Textures]]		[[Category:Textures]]
	[[Category:Lists]]		[[Category:Lists]]

The Adventures of MassMouth

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Trivia:

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	*"Shock Troopers" and "Black Ops" are based on the Half-Life characters of the same names.		*"Shock Troopers" and "Black Ops" are based on the Half-Life characters of the same names.
	*The "Security Guard" is based on the Black Mesa Guard (nicknamed ''Barney'' by Half-Life fans).		*The "Security Guard" is based on the Black Mesa Guard (nicknamed ''Barney'' by Half-Life fans).
		+	*In the training course of Massmouth 2 its mentioned that the crates along the way dont contain anything,and even if they did,they couldnt be broken.Also,in one of the last stages a crowbar is found,but cant be used.

	==See also==		==See also==

MAP11: Circle of Death (Doom II)

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Undo revision 59001+59000: This is already mentioned in the intro paragraph.

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-	This map marks the debut of the dreaded ARCH-VILE!

	==External links==		==External links==

MAP11: Circle of Death (Doom II)

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		+	===Trivia===
		+	This map marks the debut of the dreaded ARCH-VILE!

	==External links==		==External links==

MAP06: The Crusher (Doom II)

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		+	===Trivia===
		+	In this map is the very first appearance of a Revenant!

	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.doom2.net/~compet-n/database/cn.cgi?map:doom2:06 MAP06 demos from the Compet-n database]		* [http://www.doom2.net/~compet-n/database/cn.cgi?map:doom2:06 MAP06 demos from the Compet-n database]
	* [http://ian-albert.com/misc/doom2maps.php Top-down perspective view of all Doom II levels] by Ian Albert		* [http://ian-albert.com/misc/doom2maps.php Top-down perspective view of all Doom II levels] by Ian Albert
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	[[Category:Levels by name\|Crusher (Doom II)]]		[[Category:Levels by name\|Crusher (Doom II)]]
	[[Category:American McGee levels]]		[[Category:American McGee levels]]

Talk:Unused Doom music

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Asked a question regarding un15.mid

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	I will go out on a limb and say that un.30 sounds a little bit like Brick house. Im		I will go out on a limb and say that un.30 sounds a little bit like Brick house. Im
	unsure of the artist of the song, but Im pretty sure thats what its based on.		unsure of the artist of the song, but Im pretty sure thats what its based on.
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		+	Is it confirmed that un15.mid was supposedly based off of "Let It Ride?" Because the finished version in Blake Stone contains a melody not present in this track that is very similar (identical at the beginning) to the beginning of Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song," which also possesses the same bassline as present here. I'd also go out on a limb and say that "Let It Ride" doesn't really seem to fit the theme of the rest of the music. - [[Special:Contributions/75.107.185.148\|75.107.185.148]] 19:29, November 19, 2009 (UTC)

David Ficenec (mr.twister)

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	'''David Ficenec''' (mr.twister) is a Czech doomer, editor in chief at [http://idoom.cz idoom.cz], [http://predators.cz Predators Doom clan]  leader and ex-admin of czech gaming servers gamezone and gamepark.		'''David Ficenec''' (mr.twister) is a Czech doomer, editor in chief at [http://idoom.cz idoom.cz], [http://predators.cz Predators Doom clan]  leader and ex-admin of czech gaming servers gamezone and gamepark.
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		+	[[Category:People]]

David Ficenec (mr.twister)

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New page

'''David Ficenec''' (mr.twister) is a Czech doomer, editor in chief at [http://idoom.cz idoom.cz], [http://predators.cz Predators Doom clan]  leader and ex-admin of czech gaming servers gamezone and gamepark.

Hell Knight (Doom 3)

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Pony revocation

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	It differs from the classic [[Hell Knight]] in that it doesn't have horns or hooves and is not goat-like.		It differs from the classic [[Hell Knight]] in that it doesn't have horns or hooves and is not goat-like.

-	Edited...	+	==Combat Characteristics==
		+	[[Image:hellHell_knight.jpg\|thumb\|left\|A Hell Knight as it looks in [[Hell]].]]
		+	The Hell Knight's attacks are similar to those of the [[Imp (Doom 3)\|Imp]]: melee attacks, but including biting, and energy balls with splash damage. The Hell Knight, however, doesn't have any sudden leaps and its energy balls are much larger, more powerful, and have a wider area of effect, making them more dangerous in closed space, though they are easier to dodge as the Hell Knight's height means they are launched from farther up, making it possible to literally run under them.
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		+	The Doom 3 Hell Knight is actually tougher than the original Hell Knight, having roughly as many hitpoints as the original Baron; the Doom 3 Hell Knight takes six direct rocket hits to kill, while the old Baron usually took five or six rockets (depending on the random damage rolls). It is probably for this reason that there is no Baron of Hell in Doom 3; the Hell Knight fills the role. Particularly, the Hell Knight is considered the remake of the original Baron of Hell.
		+
		+	==Tactical Analysis==
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		+	When facing a Hell Knight, it is strongly recommended to use the [[Soul Cube]] or the [[BFG]] if it is necessary to take them down quickly, for they can absorb large amounts of damage. But if the situation permits, the Rocket Launcher, plasma gun, chaingun and even the shotgun are effective enough.
		+	It is a very bad idea to retreat from one when he's about to throw a energy ball as its splash damage radius is rather large and it is recommended to avoid being in close proximity to walls or other solid objects.
		+	The chainsaw, while powerful, is not a good choice against a Hell Knight.
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		+	Hell Knights hang tough, and it can take 100 rounds or more of Machine Gun fire (almost 2 full magazines) or close to a full magazine of Chaingun or Plasma Rifle fire to kill one (somewhat less if you can score consistent headshots, which is relatively easy due to the Hell Knight's slow speed and huge head). The shotgun is reasonably effective against Hell Knights, and can kill one with a handful of shots, especially if aiming at the head.
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		+	Although Hell Knights can survive significant damage and have powerful attacks, their attack rate and speed are quite slow, and are normally fairly easy to dodge. However, they can be very dangerous if they manage to pin you inside an enclosed space or narrow corridor where you do not have sufficient room to effectively dodge their attacks.
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		+	==Trivia==
		+	[[Image:D3HK2.jpg\|right\|down\|thumb\|Two Hell Knights in Delta Labs 4]]
		+	The first Hell Knight's appearance was in Delta Labs 4. The portal to hell activates, and two Hell Knights emerge. This is reminiscent of the first bosses in the original Doom, where the player must defeat a pair of [[Baron of Hell\|Barons of Hell]] at the end of [[Knee-Deep in the Dead]].
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		+	In the E3 2002 demonstration of Doom 3, the Hell Knight had mechanical legs, making it similar to the Doom 3 [[Demon (Doom 3)\|Pinky Demon]]. However, in the final release of Doom 3, the robotic elements have been removed.
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		+	{{Doom 3 monsters}}

Talk:Hell Knight (Doom 3)

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Pony revocation

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	+	== Hellknights photo ==
	+	that picture (the one with the two hellknights emerging from the teleporter, resembling the last level of episode one of doom) seems to be way too low quality, compared with the doom3 graphics.
	+	it caught my attention as it seems to can be processed by my laptop, how did you got that photo?
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	+	== New Hellknight photo? ==
	+	I would very much like to replace the current "Full view of Hell Knight" photo with a more up close Hell Knight photo which actually shows the eyes. I figure this photo to be from the installation wizard. The only difference from the installation wizard is that it's much larger allowing a better view of the Hell Knight.
	+	The only problem I have is that I have no knowledge as to how to upload photos to the wiki.
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	+	: It sounds like you didn't take the picture yourself.  In that case, please do not upload it (see our [[Doom Wiki:Policies and guidelines#Images\|image uploading policy]]).  Otherwise, click [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Images_and_other_uploaded_files#Uploading here] for some instructions, then click "upload file" on any page of the wiki (it's somewhere in the right-hand column in the new skins, or in the left-hand column in the old skins).    [[User:Ryan W\|Ryan W]] 21:29, 28 January 2008 (UTC)
	+	:: Then I'll just have to snatch one up from ingame won't I? Thank you for the instruction. I still need to get used to this Wiki stuff.
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	+	Does the Hell Knight actually have eyes? I recall reading in ''The Making of Doom 3'' that he was "just nostrils and teeth up front". Pedantry! [[User:Makron1n\|Makron1n]] 23:52, 28 January 2008 (UTC)
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	+	: If you were to use NoClip and spawn a Hellknight in a well lit area it's possible that you can get up close to its face and see its two black eyes. They are hard to pick out but they're there. (They even blink.)
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	+	I'd say that it should be mentioned, but it doesn't really need a photo. They aren't obvious, I sure as hell have never seen them, and they really aren't an important part of the hellknight. I think it looks creepier without any eyes. Either way, don't go through too much trouble getting a picture of it, this one is just fine, but if you really want to, go for it. [[User:B10Reaper\|B10Reaper]] 04:42, September 27, 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	== Baron of hell ==
	+	I had always assumed the hell knight that was in hell, being as vastly different looking as it was, was the Baron of hell. Is this contradicted anywhere official? [[User:B10Reaper\|B10Reaper]] 19:56, 12 December 2008 (UTC)

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	* '''Neutral.'''  I wish this were actually the policy, because it is an objective criterion and discourages vanity editing.  However, it has been argued that an unreleased WAD can be notable if it is already widely discussed (like KDiZD or the Toke tribute), and our newest articles about unreleased WADs have not always been deleted.  See discussion [[Talk:Whispers of Satan\|here]].    [[User:Ryan W\|Ryan W]] 21:33, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		* '''Neutral.'''  I wish this were actually the policy, because it is an objective criterion and discourages vanity editing.  However, it has been argued that an unreleased WAD can be notable if it is already widely discussed (like KDiZD or the Toke tribute), and our newest articles about unreleased WADs have not always been deleted.  See discussion [[Talk:Whispers of Satan\|here]].    [[User:Ryan W\|Ryan W]] 21:33, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
	:Yes, that has been argued before, but it hasn't reached a point of consensus at least yet. Also, Holden's Doom obviously hasn't been widely discussed. In fact, I hardly see it mentioned anywhere at all. So, if I were to choose my vote based on the notability criteria for unreleased WADs, I'd still vote '''delete'''. -- [[User:Janizdreg\|Janizdreg]] 21:54, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		:Yes, that has been argued before, but it hasn't reached a point of consensus at least yet. Also, Holden's Doom obviously hasn't been widely discussed. In fact, I hardly see it mentioned anywhere at all. So, if I were to choose my vote based on the notability criteria for unreleased WADs, I'd still vote '''delete'''. -- [[User:Janizdreg\|Janizdreg]] 21:54, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
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		+	* I see trailers, and stuff on a web search, but no project page. As such, the page isn't useful even if the game was released, since we wouldn't be able to find said game; and since it isn't yet released even in demo form, there isn't much confirmation for the mod/pwad in question. '''Delete''' unless this can be corrected. --[[User:Sigma 7\|Sigma 7]] 19:38, November 21, 2009 (UTC)