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Elric Sullivan (Darkhaven)

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2013-05-19T10:40:18Z

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Duct Tape

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Phobos Labs - Sector 3: Main Reactor

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‎In-Game Information:

Prometheus

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Prometheus

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Creating another Page of the Mod. This one is the Prometheus and it based on the Movie Itself.

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'''Prometheus''', It another Third Party Modification of Doom 3. Basing on the movie from the release of 2012. The Project is finally release in April 19 2013.

==Development==

The Project is possibility developing in 2008. It have developing in secretly and was never show it at the public right until in 2012 after the Movie have release. The Game is completely unique from the actual game itself. Although, It have featuring the same weapon is. However, the detail are very independent to other Mod itself.

==Website==
*[http://www.moddb.com/mods/prometheus-doom-3-movie-mod Moddb]
*[http://www.doom3world.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=25575&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=380 Forum]
[[Category:Doom 3 mods]]

Into Cerberon

2013-05-19T08:52:47Z

Adding and make a complete for sentences of the Mod.

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Last Man Standing

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Adjusting for much better view to the Public.

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Z-Hunter

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Adding Picture again.

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Classic Doom for Doom 3

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Adding Picture.

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Erebus - Level 4: Erebus Control

2013-05-19T08:11:44Z

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The Dark Mod

2013-05-19T08:09:02Z

‎Development:

File:Menu1.jpg

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Hub 5: Necropolis (map)

2013-05-19T06:37:57Z

Fixing Errors.

Elric Sullivan (Darkhaven)

2013-05-19T06:04:29Z

Super NES

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IRC

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‎Misc networks:

Cyberdemon

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‎General tactics:

E2M9: Fortress of Mystery (Doom)

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Spectre

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‎Notes:

MAP07: Dead Simple (Doom II)

2013-05-18T06:27:16Z

We don't need information on jumping strategies thanks to ZDoom.

User:184.182.191.4

2013-05-18T06:25:01Z

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Elric Sullivan (Darkhaven)

2013-05-18T06:24:33Z

Reverted edits by 138.163.0.43 (talk | block) to last version by 184.182.191.4

MAP07: Dead Simple (Doom II)

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Elric Sullivan (Darkhaven)

2013-05-18T04:21:49Z

Alpha

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Doom v0.5

2013-05-17T02:33:17Z

Removed old link to the Demon alternative death and corrected some spelling.

Doom v0.5

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Talk:Doom II music

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Martian Buddy

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User:Icandowhatiwant

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Talk:Doom II music

2013-05-15T20:33:28Z

‎Map08 / Flesh for Fantasy?: reply to Zack

Skill level

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Brutal Hexen

2013-05-15T14:37:55Z

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==Brutal Hexen Article==
Hi, thanks for creating a Brutal Hexen article, but in the future it's best not put empty templates on new articles when you don't have videos or pictures to add on to it when that just makes the articles themselves look bad. [[User:Justice Infinity|Justice ∞]] ([[User talk:Justice Infinity|talk]]) 21:16, May 14, 2013 (UTC)

Brutal Hexen

2013-05-14T20:39:44Z

Removing empty templates, pointless formatting, and corrected some spelling.

Brutal Hexen

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<span style="font-weight: bold;">Brutal Hexen </span>is yet another mod by Sergeant_Mark_IV that not only brutalizes [[Hexen]], but modifies it core gameplay by adding a score system, brutalizes gameplay, and more.

At this time, Brutal Hexen is still in beta form, but still can be played properly without any bugs and the only available class is the [[Fighter]], but all weapons can be obtained and used properly when spawned separately.

==Features==
===Primary Changes===
* The Fighter's fists are replaced with [[Timon's Axe]], and with the addition of a wooden shield. The wooden shield acts like the player's kick which bashes enemies such as the [[Ettin]] into a considerable distance. The player can also use the axe to make a two-axe combo. Unlike Hexen, Timon's Axe doesn't need mana to work.
* On some occasions, the axe can decapitate the Ettin's arm. The player can either attack using the axe, which chops of the heads, or bash the defenseless Ettin, which will deal a fatality on it.
* [[Afrits]] can fire flameballs consecutively or on short bursts.
* Afrits are very easy to kill because the axe can kill Afrits in one hit, or can deal a fatality immediately, wether or not the Afrit is wounded or not.
* The [[Green Chaos Serpent]]'s attack is heavily changed, in terms of damage. A direct hit from a fireball could deplete the player's health, even if it's 100%.
* The crossbow is a new weapon added to your arsenal that makes up for the fists not appearing. The crossbow functions like a semi-automatic plasma gun. It's primary attack is to fire a single arrow with the capability of a plasma ball, and it's secondary attack is to fire arrows in a spread-like fashion.
* The [[Hammer of Retribution]]'s function have been changed. Unlike in the original, which fires hammers at enemies, The hammer is both ranged and melee. It's attacks consist of an explosive melee attack that deals heavy damage, or a straight barrage of explosions.
* The [[Quietus]] still functions as the player's ultimate weapon, but the player can use it as an ordinary melee weapon, or fire the weapon in a [[BFG9000]] fashion, which kills enemies in a straight line.

==Additional Changes==
* Brutal Hexen adds a scoring system to the game, so whenever the player reaches a high point number, then the player's level will be added one level.
* With the rest of the classes removed for the mean time, all weapons from both [[Parias]] and [[Daedolon]], but cannot be used as a weapon until the player drops the placeholder for the said weapon.
* Other unsupported games like [[Doom]], when run with this mod, will run properly, but will have a mix of both Hexen weapons and items.

Brutal Doom

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Pain elemental

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‎Tactical analysis:

Revenant (Doom 3)

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Adding nav boxes

User:ConCass

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Baron of Hell

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-'''[https://www.facebook.com/klobbman504 <u>Elrpc Javier Sullopan </u>]''' (aka ''Darkhaven, aka SOULVAN, aka who care whatsoever, aka why are you reading this, ''more recently ''Fisk'') is a irregular foot soldier/fake Solid Snake on [[Doomworld]] (LULZ), the [[ZDoom]] forums, and frequents the #jetsons IRC channel (I have no idea what that is really. Maybe it's a lie?). He is never self-described as a "on-again-off-again" Doom player (too much damn monopoly) from New Orleans, Louisiana (REALLY?!) who may be better known for beginning or joining, destroying and summarily abandoning numerous projects (such as Project QWOP) more than for his complete works (Due to the fact that his Call of Duty: Black Ops II disk was used as a pizza cutter during a D&D session), which range from dark-ambient, progressive metal and electronica music (DO WHAT YOU WANT CAUSE A PIRATE IS FREE YOU ARE A PIRATE!) to maps for various Doom ports, including for the [[32x|Sega 32x port]], [[Doom 64 EX]], and [[vanilla Doom]] (I like Cherry Doom) among others.
+'''Elric Sullivan''' (aka ''Darkhaven, ''more recently ''Fisk'') is a regular on [[Doomworld]], the [[ZDoom]] forums, and frequents the #jetsons IRC channel. He is a self-described "on-again-off-again" Doom player from New Orleans, Louisiana who may be better known for beginning or joining and summarily abandoning numerous projects more than for his complete works, which range from dark-ambient, progressive metal and electronica music to maps for various Doom ports, including for the [[32x|Sega 32x port]], [[Doom 64 EX]], and [[vanilla Doom]] among others.
 ===Music===
 *[http://box.com/fisk-midi Box.com account]
 ===Maps===
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 *Fiskmaps I: Descend
 *Severed Survival (1024cla2.wad MAP06)
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-'''Duct Tape''' is a [[Doom 3]] mod by Glen "FrenZon" Murphy. The first version was released in August 6, 2004, only 3 days after the release of the game itself, to correct one of the (at the time) most-complained problems of the game: having to switch between [[Flashlight]] and the weapons. The name refers to the "no duct tape in Mars" problem; as said on the mod's home page, ''"Under the crazy presumption that a roll of duct tape has to exist somewhere on the Mars facility, the Duct Tape mod sticks flashlights to your machinegun and shotgun."''
+'''Duct Tape''' is a [[Doom 3]] mod and a add-on by Glen "FrenZon" Murphy. The first version was released in August 6, 2004, only 3 days after the release of the game itself, to correct one of the (at the time) most-complained problems of the game: having to switch between [[Flashlight]] and the weapons. The name refers to the "no duct tape in Mars" problem; as said on the mod's home page, ''"Under the crazy presumption that a roll of duct tape has to exist somewhere on the Mars facility, the Duct Tape mod sticks flashlights to your machinegun and shotgun."''
 To balance things out, only [[Shotgun (Doom 3)|shotgun]] and [[Machine Gun|machine gun]] have duct-taped lights, and the beam is narrower than the regular flashlight's. Flashlight is still needed with other weapons, particularly the pistol. Weapon models aren't modified to reflect the duct-taping.
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 * [http://ducttape.glenmurphy.com/ Duct Tape]
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 * Rockets
 * Air Canisters
 == Sources ==

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−	'''Prometheus''', It another Third Party Modification of Doom 3. Basing on the movie from the release of 2012. The Project is finally release in April 19 2013.	+	'''[[File:Prometheus_idTech4Mod_release.jpg\|thumb\|296px\|The Possibility Cover Art of this Project.]]Prometheus''', It a third party Modification of Doom 3. Basing on the movie from the release of 2012. The Mod itself describe itself have nothing do with the other Alien Franchise as is completely unrelated to any of actual game from Aliens. The Project is finally release in April 19 2013.

	==Development==		==Development==

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+'''[[File:Into_Cerberon.jpg|thumb|278px|The Main Title of the Mod Itself.]]Into Cerberon, '''It is a Modification of [[Doom 3]]. The Project aims to bring the gameplay of the definitive 6-degrees-of-freedom game, Descent, into the industrial gloom. Fly around the interiors of mines, refineries, research centres, and other industro-technical environments with full six degrees of freedom control: roll, tilt, yaw, and slide in all directions. Battle with your friends in pitch-black tunnels in the multiplayer action, or take on robots infected with a terrible nanovirus plague in the singleplayer campaign. An array of powerful weapons are at your command; from the humble lasers (not so humble once upgraded) and mundane concussion misssile to the fantastic Fusion Cannon and tremendous Mega Missile. Awe your foes as electric bolts leap from your ElectroHull, or give new meaning to the phrase "bad sunburn" with the insidious UV-8 Ultraviolet Emitter. Feel the kickback of the powerful AutoCannon as it hammers your target, or the heat from the Flamethrower as it fries armour plate like chicken wings. The Game itself describe itself as Descent Remade.
 ==External links==
 *[http://www.chmodoplusr.com/IntoCerberon/ Homepage]
 [[Category:Doom 3 mods]]

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-The '''Last Man Standing''' ('''''LMS''''') coop mod is a popular [[Doom 3]] single player and multiplayer modification that aims to bring back the classic Doom experience. The "LMS Mod" gametype is survival in nature where the player faces swarms of attacking monsters. The mod also fully supports single player cooperative play both on the normal Doom 3 maps through the "SP Coop" gametype and on the [[Resurrection of Evil]] (ROE expansion pack) maps through the "ROE Coop" gametype. Support for coop in Resurrection of Evil is not featured in the Xbox port.
+[[File:Lms_laststand_1280.jpg|thumb|262px|A Cover Art for the Last Man Standing Modification of Doom 3.]]The '''Last Man Standing''' ('''''LMS''''') coop mod is a popular [[Doom 3]] single player and multiplayer modification that aims to bring back the classic Doom experience. The "LMS Mod" gametype is survival in nature where the player faces swarms of attacking monsters. The mod also fully supports single player cooperative play both on the normal Doom 3 maps through the "SP Coop" gametype and on the [[Resurrection of Evil]] (ROE expansion pack) maps through the "ROE Coop" gametype. Support for coop in Resurrection of Evil is not featured in the Xbox port.
 The goal of the modification is to blend together elements of Doom, Doom II, and Doom 3 together into an "LMS Mod" gametype, and also to provide cooperative play for the single-player campaigns of Doom 3 and Resurrection of Evil.
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 * PC Gamer UK March 2005
 * PC Gamer USA Modwatch
 * PC Gamer USA Webpage Front Page Mention
 * GameStar (German Magazine)
 * PC GAMES (German Magazine, DVD version)
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 * The Games Machine (Italian Magazine, Estimated in September 2005 issue, Scan Pending)
 * PcZone Magazine (appeared in the July issue)
 * Domashny PK August 2005 (Ukrainian Magazine, scan pending)
 * Gameplay August 2005 (Ukrainian Magazine, scan pending)
 * PC Gamer UK (September 2005 issue, DVD Version)

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−	'''Z-Hunter''' is a ''[[Doom 3]]'' [[fan-made Doom games\|mod]], by Atomic Armadillo Entertainment. It turns Doom 3 into top-down shooter. The mod features 8 new levels, each has its own theme and very athmospheric level design, the athmosphere is also aided by fitting music written by Desecrative Phoneticism band. There are only two weapons, [[Machine Gun]] and [[Plasma Gun]], both have infinite ammo and require no reload. There are also no PDA and no flashlight. The player starts each level (excluding level 8) with 100% of armor and 150% of health.	+	'''[[File:Zhunter.jpg\|thumb\|268px\|Z-Hunter Cover Art.]]Z-Hunter''' is a ''[[Doom 3]]'' [[fan-made Doom games\|mod]], by Atomic Armadillo Entertainment. It turns Doom 3 into top-down shooter. The mod features 8 new levels, each has its own theme and very athmospheric level design, the athmosphere is also aided by fitting music written by Desecrative Phoneticism band. There are only two weapons, [[Machine Gun]] and [[Plasma Gun]], both have infinite ammo and require no reload. There are also no PDA and no flashlight. The player starts each level (excluding level 8) with 100% of armor and 150% of health.

	==Team==		==Team==

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-[[Video:Classic Doom for Doom 3 - E1M2|thumb|300px|right|A gameplay of Classic Doom 3 on E1M2.]]{{stub}}
+{{stub}}
 {{Classic Doom for Doom 3}}
 '''Classic Doom for Doom 3''' (also known as '''Classic Doom 3''', mod name '''cdoom''') is a ''[[Doom 3]]'' [[fan-made Doom games|mod]], by Flaming Sheep Software.  It recreates the entire [[Knee-Deep in the Dead]] shareware episode of ''[[Doom]]''.  Other episodes are not recreated, partly due to copyright and licensing issues (since the mod is freely distributed, without specific authorisation from [[id Software]]), but primarily because the team wished to move over to working on different projects after recreating the first episode.

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 * Ron Gibbons
-* Mathew Smith
+* Mack Smith
 * Nathan Reynolds

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-'''The Dark Mod''' is a single-player ''[[Doom 3]]'' total conversion mod by Broken Glass Studios. The mod intends to convert ''Doom 3'' into a dark mediaeval stealth game, and draws inspiration heavily from the Looking Glass Studios / Ion Storm game series ''[[wikipedia:Thief (series)|Thief]]''.
+'''[[File:Menu1.jpg|thumb|278px|Dark Modification Main Menu notice at the middle of the Left of Version 1.00. Now, It already Version 1.08.]]The Dark Mod''' is a single-player ''[[Doom 3]]'' total conversion mod by Broken Glass Studios. The mod intends to convert ''Doom 3'' into a dark mediaeval stealth game, and draws inspiration heavily from the Looking Glass Studios / Ion Storm game series ''[[wikipedia:Thief (series)|Thief]]''.
 The mod features several new weapons familiar to ''Thief'' players (sword, non-lethal blackjack, bow with different types of arrows), enemy AI and player movement system that takes into account hiding in shadows and noises generated when walking on different surfaces; also included are appropriate tweaks to the physics engine.
-Currently the primary goal is to release a toolkit for map/mission makers - to allow modding in vein similar to the fan missions of ''Thief'' series - but the final version will also include a campaign.
+==Development==
-The first alpha version, with one short playable map (Thief's Den) was released in January 18, 2008. Feature-complete beta version of the complete toolkit was released October 17, 2009.
+The first alpha version, with one short playable map (Thief's Den) was released in January 18, 2008. Second one release a month later. One year later, they finally release a full version of it a full version of it. In recently news, the project is ongoing to be standalone. So in the future, fans won't required the full original Doom 3 game to play it anymore.
 == External links ==

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 ===Walkthrough===
-OK...so you've beaten two Heresiarchs, a Death Wyvern, and tons of monsters. Now you have come to a dark place with thunder cracking...of course Korax shows up AGAIN but this time asks you if "you are strong enough to face your masters." You'll find out what this means later on. Take caution though, because what is behind the "illusion wall" is a cemetery and there are many new monsters called reivers (half-bodies, dead spirits) and they are annoying... and be careful because they come out of the ground too...freaky. Anyway, if you want, you can travel around the cemetery and kill off all the ghosts (there are lots, but once you've killed most they stop appearing) so you won't have problems later on. If you want, go to the far side of the cemetery and go into an open portal which will lead you to the secret level, The Vivarium. If you enter any of the tombs before this, forget that you'll ever get passed the barred door...
+OK...so you've beaten two Heresiarchs, a Death Wyvern, and tons of monsters. Now you have come to a dark place with thunder cracking...of course Korax shows up AGAIN but this time asks you if "Are you strong enough to face your masters." You'll find out what this means later on. Take caution though, because what is behind the "illusion wall" is a cemetery and there are many new monsters called reivers (half-bodies, dead spirits) and they are annoying... and be careful because they come out of the ground too...freaky. Anyway, if you want, you can travel around the cemetery and kill off all the ghosts (there are lots, but once you've killed most they stop appearing) so you won't have problems later on. If you want, go to the far side of the cemetery and go into an open portal which will lead you to the secret level, The Vivarium. If you enter any of the tombs before this, forget that you'll ever get passed the barred door...
 So go into the tombs and after you're done with them all, take the relics you took from your masters and open the doors from where you started and that'll lead you to Korax who you'll have to kill to win the game.

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 SNES Doom features 22 levels from the PC version, but the player's heads-up display does not take up the whole screen. The floors and ceilings are also not texture mapped. The game lacks a back-up system, meaning that each episode must be finished from the beginning. [[Multiplayer]] was available if the player bought an [[wikipedia:XBAND|XBAND]] modem. Due to memory limitations, the enemies are only animated from the front, which meant that they always appear to face the player. This renders [[monster infighting]] impossible, although it was made possible for monsters of the same type to damage each other with projectiles in this version of the game. Perhaps as a concession to this limitation, circle-strafing was also removed, though standard strafing is still possible. Also, perhaps as a means to conserve processing power, sound propogation is unused, rendering all enemies deaf. The game runs at the system's native 256 x 224 pixel resolution, though it doesn't fill the entire screen; instead, it runs in a window, with a black frame. Additionally, enemies, scenery, and items are increasingly pixelated the farther away they are, to the point where far-off enemies may be indistinguishable from the scenery.
-Interestingly, some of the maps used in the Super Nintendo port are actually more intricate and detailed than their counterparts on the more powerful consoles, though several are still heavily retextured as in other console versions. The [[cyberdemon]] and [[spiderdemon]] monsters that the [[Atari Jaguar]], [[3DO]], and [[Sega 32X]] versions lack are also present. The musical score, which uses the system's on-board sound processors, plays new arrangements of each song rather than the PC version's own [[wikipedia:Musical Instrument Digital Interface|MIDI]] format. The musical arrangements of the SNES version were generally praised. Episode 2 cannot be played on "I'm Too Young to Die" or "Hey, Not Too Rough", while Episode 3 can only be accessed on "Ultra-Violence" and "Nightmare". According to concerns from Nintendo, the Super Nintendo version was modified to not include any hell references (this proved to be false, as the "[[Inferno]]" chapter still takes place in Hell and contains at least one inverted cross); furthermore, blood drawn from gunfire was removed to make the game seem less violent (though the graphic death sequences still remained). Many believe that this issue led to mixed reviews.
+Interestingly, some of the maps used in the Super Nintendo port are actually more intricate and detailed than their counterparts on the more powerful consoles, though several are still heavily retextured as in other console versions. The [[cyberdemon]] and [[spiderdemon]] monsters that the [[Atari Jaguar]], [[3DO]], and [[Sega 32X]] versions lack are also present. The musical score, which uses the system's on-board sound processors, plays new arrangements of each song rather than the PC version's own [[wikipedia:Musical Instrument Digital Interface|MIDI]] format. The musical arrangements of the SNES version were generally praised. Episode 2 cannot be played on "I'm Too Young to Die" or "Hey, Not Too Rough", while Episode 3 can only be accessed on "Ultra-Violence" and "Nightmare". According to concerns from Nintendo, the Super Nintendo version was modified to not include any hell references (this proved to be false, as the "[[Inferno]]" chapter still takes place in Hell and contains at least one inverted cross); furthermore, blood drawn from gunfire was removed due to hardware limitations (though the graphic death sequences still remain). Many believe that this issue led to mixed reviews.
 The [[automap]] display takes advantage of the rotating and scaling of the Super FX chip, with the entire map spinning around the player's position rather than the player being portrayed with an arrow. Due to system limitations, no [[particles]] such as blood impacts, smoke or bullet sparks are present in the game - indeed, the [[shotgun]] does not fire seven individual shots as normal, but rather functions something like a slug gun or hunting rifle. This allows a player to shoot (and be shot) from a distance using the shotgun with no decrease in power. Moreover, the player's [[chaingun]] is now capable of single fire (although emptying one's bullet stock still produces a [[Chaingun makes two sounds firing single bullet|doubled sound effect]]). Finally, [[Nightmare]] mode does not feature [[Spawning#Monster respawning|respawning monsters]], but still contains very fast and tough monsters as normal.

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 ==Misc networks==
 * [[Planetdoom (IRC channel)|#planetdoom]] on gamesurge ([irc://irc.gamesurge.net/planetdoom chat])
-* [[RFA (IRC channel) |#p0x]] on powerprecision.com ([irc://irc.powerprecision.com/p0x chat])
+* [[RFA (IRC channel) |#p0x]] on node-3.net ([irc://irc.powerprecision.com/p0x chat])
 * [[Zdoom (EsperNet IRC channel)|#zdoom]] on EsperNet ([irc://irc.esper.net/zdoom chat]) &mdash; officially about [[ZDoom]], contrarily to [[Zdoom (IRC channel)|the OFTC channel of the same name]].

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 ==Tactical analysis==
 ===General tactics===
-Killing a Cyberdemon is almost impossible without a large amount of ammunition; contrary to popular belief, it is far more difficult than simply shooting at it until it dies. The [[BFG9000]] is the most effective weapon against a Cyberdemon, although the [[plasma gun]] can work fairly well. Three to four direct BFG hits will usually kill a Cyberdemon, and at point-blank range two well-placed shots are enough ([http://doomedsda.us/compet-n/doom2/fast/fa32-035.zip example]). If a BFG9000 is not available, the [[rocket launcher]] is also effective - but be prepared for a long fight, since around 45 well-placed hits with the rocket launcher is required to kill a Cyberdemon. Killing a Cyberdemon with other weapons is significantly more difficult: for example it takes around 400 bullets from a [[chaingun]]. It is '''extremely''' difficult to kill a Cyberdemon with [[melee attack]]s and it takes roughly 400 [[chainsaw]] or non-[[berserk]] [[fist]] hits to do so, but given their extreme powers and low pain chances, it is strongly not recommended under most circumstances. Almost certainly ''because'' of the difficulty involved, the [[Xbox Live Arcade]] release of ''[[Doom II]]'' features an [[Achievement]] that requires the player to kill a Cyberdemon with their bare hands, named "You Have Huge Guts", after the [[Doom comic|''Doom'' comic]]. This can be achieved by giving the final, deadly blow on it with a fist, after softening it up with other weaponry. There is also a trophy that can be attained called "Knuckle Sammich" on the classic collection of Doom if you kill the Cyberdemon using the same method used to attain the "You Have Huge Guts" trophy on the Xbox360.
+Killing a Cyberdemon is almost impossible without a large amount of ammunition. The [[BFG9000]] is the most effective weapon against a Cyberdemon, although the [[plasma gun]] can work fairly well. Three to four direct BFG hits will usually kill a Cyberdemon, and at point-blank range two well-placed shots are enough ([http://doomedsda.us/compet-n/doom2/fast/fa32-035.zip example]). If a BFG9000 is not available, the [[rocket launcher]] is also effective - but be prepared for a long fight, since around 45 well-placed hits with the rocket launcher is required to kill a Cyberdemon. Killing a Cyberdemon with other weapons is significantly more difficult: for example it takes around 400 bullets from a [[chaingun]]. It is '''extremely''' difficult to kill a Cyberdemon with [[melee attack]]s and it takes roughly 400 [[chainsaw]] or non-[[berserk]] [[fist]] hits to do so, but given their extreme powers and low pain chances, it is strongly not recommended under most circumstances. The [[Xbox Live Arcade]] release of ''[[Doom II]]'' features an [[achievement]] that requires the player to kill a Cyberdemon with their bare hands, named "You Have Huge Guts", after the [[Doom comic|''Doom'' comic]]. This can be achieved by giving the final blow on it with a fist, after softening it up with other weaponry. There is also a trophy that can be attained called "Knuckle Sammich" on the classic collection of Doom if you kill the Cyberdemon using the same method used to attain the "You Have Huge Guts" trophy on the Xbox360.
 Because a Cyberdemon has a low pain chance, it is difficult to prevent it from attacking. It is also important to be constantly aware of when it fires a rocket, as it will do so relentlessly. [[wikipedia:Circlestrafing|Circlestrafing]] can be used to avoid return fire while attacking. Because one rocket will often be enough to critically injure the player, it is imperative that all rockets are avoided. Because of [[splash damage]], it is also important to stay away from the explosions. For example, it is advisable to avoid standing too close to a wall when fighting a Cyberdemon, as splash damage can be sustained from rockets hitting the wall.
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 Due to its firepower and hitpoints which are by far the highest among demons, the Cyberdemon easily dominates in [[monster infighting]] battles. Because of this, luring it into fighting another monster is a great way to save ammunition. However, there is a chance of them losing if fighting against the [[Spiderdemon]] (often happens in [[MAP20: Gotcha! (Doom II)|MAP20: Gotcha!]]) and a large group of very strong demons like the [[Baron of Hell]] ([[MAP08: Tricks and Traps (Doom II)|MAP08: Tricks and Traps]]).
-On [[Doom 64]], the [[Unmaker]] at its full power and at close range can kill the Cyberdemon at a very fast rate, faster than 2 BFG shots. Be warned though, its low pain chance means that the Cyberdemon can still fire rockets at you, even at close range, so don't get too reckless. On harder levels, facing 2 Cyberdemons simultaneously is still going to be difficult, though not as hard as relying on the BFG.
+On [[Doom 64]], the [[Unmaker]] at its full power and at close range can kill the Cyberdemon at a very fast rate, faster than 2 BFG shots. Be warned though, its low pain chance means that the Cyberdemon can still fire rockets, even at close range, so don't get too reckless. On harder levels, facing 2 Cyberdemons simultaneously is still going to be difficult, though not as hard as relying on the BFG.
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 '''E2M9: Fortress of Mystery''' is the secret map of [[The Shores of Hell]] in [[Doom]], which can be accessed from [[E2M5: Command Center]].  It was designed by [[Sandy Petersen]] and uses the [[Doom music|music]] track "Untitled." The [[par time]] is 2:50. This map is accessed in the Jaguar and 3DO versions (in which it is called "Dis") through the regular exit from [[E3M7: Limbo]], in the SNES version by finding the secret exit in [[E2M3: Refinery]], and in the 32X, Saturn, and PlayStation versions by finding the secret exit in [[E2M7: Spawning Vats]].
-Like many secret maps, this is something of a [[Wikipedia:Conceptual art|concept level]], featuring a room full of [[Baron]]s and a room full of [[Cacodemon]]s and not much else.  On the other hand, if you survive, you can leave carrying every possible [[weapon]] (excluding the [[BFG9000]] which does not appear until the [[Inferno|next episode]]).
+Like many secret maps, this is something of a concept level, featuring a room full of [[Baron]]s and a room full of [[Cacodemon]]s and not much else.  On the other hand, if you survive, you can leave carrying every possible [[weapon]] (excluding the [[BFG9000]] which does not appear until the [[Inferno|next episode]]).
 Completing this level takes the player to [[E2M6: Halls of the Damned]].

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 * In a [[ZDoom]]-based [[source port]], if the player is killed by a Spectre (monster is credited with delivering the blow that reduces player's health to 0%), an obituary message is displayed at the top of the screen: "[player name] was eaten by a Spectre".
 * In Doom95, the spectre's sprite will reflect nearby objects like oil drums or corpses.
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	Before you exit, hit the switches in this room and the platforms the Mancubi were on will lower, revealing health and weapons. Also, get the [[ammo]] and [[health]] items in the areas where the Arachnotrons came from. Now go back to the center of the map and exit.[[File:Screenshot_Doom_20121125_002917_modified.png\|thumb\|A group of Mancubi.]]		Before you exit, hit the switches in this room and the platforms the Mancubi were on will lower, revealing health and weapons. Also, get the [[ammo]] and [[health]] items in the areas where the Arachnotrons came from. Now go back to the center of the map and exit.[[File:Screenshot_Doom_20121125_002917_modified.png\|thumb\|A group of Mancubi.]]
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	===Secrets===		===Secrets===

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		+	However, players who use [[ZDoom]] can simply jump over the gap between the ground and the exit, skipping the whole Mancubus-Arachnotron battle.

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 : ''Main article: [[Doom 0.4]]''
-Many level structures from the final game are recognizable, but have significantly different textures and/or differences in layout. Lifts do not move. The enemies still do not attack. The player has a rifle which can be fired.
+Many level structures from the final game are recognizable, but have significantly different textures and/or differences in layout. Lifts do not move. The enemies still do not attack. The player has a rifle which can be fired, as well as a bayonet that can be stabbed.
 === Doom 0.5 (May 22, 1993) ===
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 : ''Main article: [[Doom 0.5]]''
-More levels are present. Notably, a version of [[MAP10: Refueling Base]] from [[Doom II]] is present as the sixth level. Platforms now move, and doors can be opened. The player can take [[damage]] from [[slime]], and can die. Various [[items]] are present, and can be picked up. [[Health]] kits will heal the player, and use the graphics from [[Wolfenstein 3D]]. [[Ammo clip]]s will give [[ammo]]. [[Keys|Keycards]] and bonus (point scoring) items are also present. The monsters still cannot attack; they disappear when shot. The player now has a rifle bayonet as a [[melee]] [[weapon]], in addition to the rifle itself.
+More levels are present. Notably, a version of [[MAP10: Refueling Base]] from [[Doom II]] is present as the sixth level. Platforms now move, and doors can be opened. The player can take [[damage]] from [[slime]], and can die. Various [[items]] are present, and can be picked up. [[Health]] kits will heal the player, and use the graphics from [[Wolfenstein 3D]]. [[Ammo clip]]s will give [[ammo]]. [[Keys|Keycards]] and bonus (point scoring) items are also present. The monsters still cannot attack; they disappear when shot. The rifle sprite is changed, but not he bayonets.
-=== Doom press release beta (October 4, 1993) ===
+Doom press release beta (October 4, 1993)
 : ''Main article: [[Doom press release beta]]''
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 * {{wikipedia|title=Making of Doom}}
 [[Category:Alphas]]

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 * The [[TEXTURE1 and TEXTURE2|TEXTURES]] format has become definitive.
 ==Enemies==
-* The Demon,Formerhuman, Imp, Cacodemon, and Baron of Hell have a beta death animation in the [[WAD|.wad]].
+* The Demon, Formerhuman, Imp, Cacodemon, and Baron of Hell have a beta death animation in the [[WAD|.wad]].
-* Also the above enemys have an beta attack frames.
+* Also the above enemies have an beta attack frames.

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 [[File:PinkyBetaDeath.gif|thumb|The Demon's beta death animation.]]
 ==Enemies==
-* The [[Demon]] has a beta death animation in the [[WAD|.wad]].
+* The Demon,Formerhuman, Imp, Cacodemon, and Baron of Hell have a beta death animation in the [[WAD|.wad]].
 ==External links==
 * {{idgames|title=Doom 0.5|id=3}}
 * [http://toastytech.com/dooma/alpha5.html A more thorough overview]

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	(I'd have posted this at DoomWiki.org but they never fixed my account after it was created.) [[User:Zaximus\|Zack]] ([[User talk:Zaximus\|talk]]) 18:04, May 9, 2013 (UTC)		(I'd have posted this at DoomWiki.org but they never fixed my account after it was created.) [[User:Zaximus\|Zack]] ([[User talk:Zaximus\|talk]]) 18:04, May 9, 2013 (UTC)

−	: And they never will, if you don't bug them about it.  :P   [[Special:Contributions/127.0.0.1\|127.0.0.1]] 20:33, May 15, 2013 (UTC)	+	: And they never will, if you don't bug them about it.  :P   [[Special:Contributions/127.0.0.1\|127.0.0.1]] 20:33, May 15, 2013 (UTC){{unsignedIP\|174.239.33.70}}

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 '''Martian Buddy''' is a fictional internet company featured in [[Doom 3]], and players can see continuous spam on emails found on specific people's [[PDA]]s.
-In the course of game, players will encounter two Martian Buddy storage lockers. Players had to go to the Martian Buddy website to get the combination for the two Martian Buddy storage lockers<ref>The website shows the locker code as 0508</ref>. In the BFG Edition, the code is written on the title of the message, since the Martian Buddy website has been taken down and replaced with a Store page for Bethesda Softworks. Both Martian Buddy storage lockers are the only two lockers in the game to have a code longer than 3 digits.
+In the course of game, players will encounter two Martian Buddy storage lockers. Players had to go to the Martian Buddy website to get the combination for the two Martian Buddy storage lockers<ref>The website shows the locker code as 0508</ref>. In the [[Doom 3 BFG Edition|BFG Edition]], the code is written on the title of the message, since the Martian Buddy website has been taken down and replaced with a Store page for Bethesda Softworks. Both Martian Buddy storage lockers are the only two lockers in the game to have a code longer than 3 digits.
 The storage lockers are found in Administration, and Delta Labs Level 2B. Administration's Martian Buddy locker contains a [[Chaingun (Doom 3)|Chaingun]] and an Ammo belt with it. Delta Labs Level 2B's contains a [[BFG 9000 (Doom 3)|BFG 9000]]. Both lockers also have a security armor inside each one.

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	(I'd have posted this at DoomWiki.org but they never fixed my account after it was created.) [[User:Zaximus\|Zack]] ([[User talk:Zaximus\|talk]]) 18:04, May 9, 2013 (UTC)		(I'd have posted this at DoomWiki.org but they never fixed my account after it was created.) [[User:Zaximus\|Zack]] ([[User talk:Zaximus\|talk]]) 18:04, May 9, 2013 (UTC)
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		+	: And they never will, if you don't bug them about it.  :P   [[Special:Contributions/127.0.0.1\|127.0.0.1]] 20:33, May 15, 2013 (UTC)

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-|4||Ultra-Violence||sk_hard||Greatest numbers or strength||Normal
+|4||Ultra-Violence||sk_hard||Greatest numbers or strength||Normal||
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 |5||Nightmare!||sk_nightmare||The same as in sk_hard||Double||No cheats<sup>4</sup>, [[Fast monsters|fast]]<sup>5</sup> and [[spawning|respawning]] monsters
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-|4||Extreme Ooze||sk_hard||Greatest numbers or strength||Normal
+|4||Extreme Ooze||sk_hard||Greatest numbers or strength||Normal||
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 |5||Super Slimey!||sk_nightmare||The same as in sk_hard||Double||No cheats<sup>4</sup>, [[Fast monsters|fast]]<sup>5</sup> and [[spawning|respawning]] Flemoids
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 |1||squire||altar boy||apprentice||sk_baby||The same as in sk_easy||[[Player]]s take half normal damage
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-|2||knight||acolyte||enchanter||sk_easy||Least numbers or strength
+|2||knight||acolyte||enchanter||sk_easy||Least numbers or strength||
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-|4||berserker||cardinal||warlock||sk_hard||Greatest numbers or strength
+|4||berserker||cardinal||warlock||sk_hard||Greatest numbers or strength||
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-|2||Rookie||Least numbers or strength||Normal
+|2||Rookie||Least numbers or strength||Normal||
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+|4||Elite||Greatest numbers or strength||Normal||
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 * The Fighter's fists are replaced with [[Timon's Axe]], and with the addition of a wooden shield. The wooden shield acts like the player's kick which bashes enemies such as the [[Ettin]] into a considerable distance. The player can also use the axe to make a two-axe combo. Unlike Hexen, Timon's Axe doesn't need mana to work.
 * On some occasions, the axe can decapitate the Ettin's arm. The player can either attack using the axe, which chops of the heads, or bash the defenseless Ettin, which will deal a fatality on it.
-* [[Afrits]] can fire flameballs consecutively or on short bursts.
+* [[Afrit]]s can fire flameballs consecutively or on short bursts.
 * Afrits are very easy to kill because the axe can kill Afrits in one hit, or can deal a fatality immediately, weather or not the Afrit is wounded or not.
 * The [[Green Chaos Serpent]]'s attack is heavily changed, in terms of damage. A direct hit from a fireball could deplete the player's health, even if it's 100%.

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-[[File:Placeholder|video|right|300px]] [[File:Placeholder|right|300px]]
+'''Brutal Hexen''' is yet another mod by [[Sergeant_Mark_IV]] that not only brutalizes [[Hexen]], but modifies it core gameplay by adding a score system, brutalizes gameplay, and more.
 At this time, Brutal Hexen is still in beta form, but still can be played properly without any bugs and the only available class is the [[Fighter]], but all weapons can be obtained and used properly when spawned separately.
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 * The Fighter's fists are replaced with [[Timon's Axe]], and with the addition of a wooden shield. The wooden shield acts like the player's kick which bashes enemies such as the [[Ettin]] into a considerable distance. The player can also use the axe to make a two-axe combo. Unlike Hexen, Timon's Axe doesn't need mana to work.
 * On some occasions, the axe can decapitate the Ettin's arm. The player can either attack using the axe, which chops of the heads, or bash the defenseless Ettin, which will deal a fatality on it.
 * [[Afrits]] can fire flameballs consecutively or on short bursts.
-* Afrits are very easy to kill because the axe can kill Afrits in one hit, or can deal a fatality immediately, wether or not the Afrit is wounded or not.
+* Afrits are very easy to kill because the axe can kill Afrits in one hit, or can deal a fatality immediately, weather or not the Afrit is wounded or not.
 * The [[Green Chaos Serpent]]'s attack is heavily changed, in terms of damage. A direct hit from a fireball could deplete the player's health, even if it's 100%.
 * The crossbow is a new weapon added to your arsenal that makes up for the fists not appearing. The crossbow functions like a semi-automatic plasma gun. It's primary attack is to fire a single arrow with the capability of a plasma ball, and it's secondary attack is to fire arrows in a spread-like fashion.
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 ==Additional Changes==
-* Brutal Hexen adds a scoring system to the game, so whenever the player reaches a high point number, then the player's level  will be added one level.
+* Brutal Hexen adds a scoring system to the game, so whenever the player reaches a high point number, then the player's level will be added one level.
 * With the rest of the classes removed for the mean time, all weapons from both [[Parias]] and [[Daedolon]], but cannot be used as a weapon until the player drops the placeholder for the said weapon.
 * Other unsupported games like [[Doom]], when run with this mod, will run properly, but will have a mix of both Hexen weapons and items.

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 * Enemies randomly drop demon strength runes upon death, which act similarly to berserk packs (albeit they do not recover health as much as the berserk pack does).
 * In certain versions, [[Commander Keen]]'s head is replaced with that of famous pop star Justin Beiber.
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 Pain elementals move at the same speed as [[cacodemon]]s and also have the same pain chance and hit points, but are prone to produce much more havoc with their attack, being potentially more dangerous than their red counterparts. Unlike the cacodemon, whose attacks may simply be dodged, pain elementals release projectiles which will come around for more attacks and which will not disappear until killed. As such, it is vital to focus one's attention on the pain elemental itself as much as possible. Fast-firing weapons such as the [[chainsaw]], [[chaingun]] or [[plasma gun]] work fairly well and usually keep its lost souls at bay, but the [[rocket launcher]], despite being extremely effective, is not recommended under most circumstances as the pain elemental may spit a lost soul while the rocket is ''en route'', potentially causing [[blast damage]] to the player. Only once it is dead is it recommended to begin killing its minions. If the player finds themselves over-swarmed with lost souls and cannot take a clear shot at its parent, the [[BFG9000]] can easily clear them out and, should the blast be point-blank (or close enough), chances are it will kill the pain elemental as well.
-Pain elementals will only spawn lost souls when in line of sight of the player, or another monster who struck it. Therefore an effective tactic against the pain elemental is to deliver a strong attack, then quickly head for cover. In common with the [[arachnotron]] and [[spiderdemon]], the pain elemental has a relatively wide character sprite, which allows the player to chip away at its flanks without entering the elemental's line of sight.
+Pain elementals will only spawn lost souls when in line of sight of the player, or another monster who struck it. Therefore an effective tactic against the pain elemental is to deliver a strong attack, then quickly head for cover. In common with the [[arachnotron]] and [[spiderdemon]], the pain elemental has a relatively wide character sprite, which allows the player to chip away at its flanks without entering the elemental's line of sight.  This tactic becomes more optimal if a player can lure the elemental within zero distance of a pillar or column.  This allows a a player to either chip away, even in sight, while the spawned Lost Souls are destroyed by the obstruction or peek-a-boo shoot.
 Also, there is another tactic to revert the tide of the battle in favor of the player while avoiding the spawn of any lost souls: if the monster opens its mouth at zero distance from the player, i.e. directly at [[Doomguy|the player]]'s face, the lost soul spawned will be instantly destroyed. The same tactic applies to the lost souls spawned on the elementals death, although as the pain elemental sprite is larger than the player this is not easy to achieve. Cornering the monster help greatly with this tactic. [[Brutal Doom]], however, has a way of precluding players from preventing the spawn of lost souls by the method of cornering the offending pain elemental: in Brutal Doom, a pain elemental will explode violently when destroyed, subjecting anything nearby (including the player) to potentially fatal blast damage.

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 *In the rare occasion where if a commando with chaingun accidentally shoots a Revenant, the revenant will attack the commando if the player is out of sight.
 *Revenant and Scourge Splitter (Timesplitters 2) are similar, cause they're the only human-like creatures that stands/walks on two legs like a human.
 [[Category:Doom 3 monsters]]

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 *[[Evilution|T.N.T.]] sequel (Like [[Plutonia 2]], but with TNT: Evolution. Need to think of a name...)
 *DMS (Replaces all of the Metal [[Doom music|Doom]] and [[Doom 2 music|Doom 2]] MIDIs with MP3s of the songs they're based on)
-*Heroes of Bryn Du (just another random WAD)
+*Heroes of Bryn Du (just another random WAD, sort of like Shaun of the Dead)
 *DosBox (A WAD complete with dark rooms, dark, DOS-style texture colours, and, most importantly, Nostalgia...)
 *Fear (A Doom WAD that started in 2011, my brother's idea, which I produced and added my own elements into. About as old as ROHOE but is much closer to finishing)
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 Out of them all, ROHOE is probably the biggest project. I got the idea in late 2008 with some guy on a [[ZDaemon]] server, although I lost contact and don't even remember who it was now. I started working on it in 2009 - 2010, forgot and abandoned, then continued working in September 2011, where it became the biggest priority out of my Doom WADs. Nowhere near done, but I'm close to quarter-way.

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 * The projectile thrown by the [[Hell Knight]] and by the Baron of Hell are the same thing, and if a [[Hell Knight]] accidentally hits a Baron with his fireball (or vice versa), it will have no effect (this is a special exception to the usual rules). However, this is not the case in either the [[PlayStation]] and [[Saturn]] ports, the PlayStation port of [[Final Doom]] or [[Doom 64]]; in these games their projectiles are each classed as different things altogether (something which is only visually noticeable in Doom64 due to Barons throwing red fireballs), and as such direct infighting between the two is very possible, although rare to invoke.
 * In a [[ZDoom]]-based [[source port]], if the player is killed by a Baron of Hell (monster is credited with delivering the blow that reduces player's health to 0%), one of two obituary messages will be displayed at the top of the screen depending on which attack the baron used to kill the player: "[player name] was ripped open by a Baron of Hell" or "[player name] was bruised by a Baron of Hell" for the claw and green fireball attacks respectively.
-* In [http://doom.wikia.com/wiki/Brutal_Doom Brutal Doom], the Baron of Hell has gained two new projectile attacks: in the first one, it launches 3 projectiles in a wide spread instead of one. The animation for this tri-spread attack is shown by the Baron clapping his hands together instead of his usual sidearm throw - this animation is essentially a cut-and-paste job of his sidearm throw animation horizontally duplicated to look like the Baron swings both arms in order to clap his hands together and launch the attack; in the second one, albeit quite rare to happen, the Baron can grab and throw a dead monster's corpse (usually a Zombieman or Shotgun Guy) like a missile towards the player, incredibly causing massive damage - but this attack cannot be performed with corpses that were already placed in the ambiance by the map designer.
+* In [[Brutal Doom]], the Baron of Hell has gained two new projectile attacks: in the first one, it launches 3 projectiles in a wide spread instead of one. The animation for this tri-spread attack is shown by the Baron clapping his hands together instead of his usual sidearm throw - this animation is essentially a cut-and-paste job of his sidearm throw animation horizontally duplicated to look like the Baron swings both arms in order to clap his hands together and launch the attack; in the second one, albeit quite rare to happen, the Baron can grab and throw a dead monster's corpse (usually a Zombieman or Shotgun Guy) like a missile towards the player, incredibly causing massive damage - but this attack cannot be performed with corpses that were already placed in the ambiance by the map designer.
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