getphobo Sounds like a network issue to me. Whether it involves the port's netcode or the actual connection is hard to say but I'd suspect it has to do with the port itself. I remember seeing a bit of an interview where the guy who worked on the netcode for it talked about it being a pain to get working. Wasn't paying much attention but I got the impression that it was rushed and janky. Can't always trust my memory though.

Nah, it's a fast machine, and that was not a case of frame-dropping but actual game-freezing, with a network disconnect icon appearing on my friend's screen and the inability to reconnect later on, and none of this would explain the weird things my friend had going on on his screen wrt to the various game elements.

I didn't take a photo, but it was stuff that was supposed to move being stationary. He could run into those stationary rockets and take damage. I really think it was a strange engine bug, possibly some overflow of sorts.

The gameplay sucks, but as mentioned prior, E1M2 bgm is fine. Idk is it worth the time to play past that though..
I'm more interested in the whole Laura Beyer rabbithole however nonexistent it is.
Certainly she and her team never released episode 2, or anything else Doom past the 1990's.

BEG don't you know the joos are responsible for everything now? It's why I've mostly stepped out of political talk. As someone who doesn't care about Israel, both the pro and anti sides end up drowning out anything substantive. Almost like it's a big psyop to distract everyone.

WTF does that have to do with anything

hard to track down what was the exact first, I think I played at friends houses before getting my own NES/PC, I remember Alex Kidd, perhaps a few DOS games too. my first NES game that I played on my own NES was "Legend of Kage"

KEX runs like ass on low-end laptops, speaking from experience here. It's an unoptimized shitty little engine which somehow has managed to make Doom less accessible. Given this and that the Multiplayer also suffers greatly from the engine itself because of how unstable it is gives you these results. Not to mention since this port from Niggerdive only supports DOS up to Boom mods (hell it even only allows for UMAPINFO) it's not necessarily made for anything too fancy that hasn't been already established. Slaughtermaps like yours spamming every Boom trick written down to ridiculous levels sets you up for massive failure though as mentioned normal slaughtermaps with minor Boom use should be fine. And if you played Niggerdive's own Quake port that one is actually much more optimized and ran smooth on my laptop surprisingly. Safe to say H-1B to the win.

So Goyrisa is not only downplaying his actions by claiming the author of YBM had his "feelings hurt" but also trying to play the true victim? Despite the countless evidence against him and conformation as with the YBM author himself in his clarification? This is genuinely disgusting and retarded. An actual child was being slimed by this absolute cuckled goy and was close to being raped and yet the true victim are the pedophile crowd? How would you ever think this defense will work? Even many normies aren't this dense to see through the obvious subversion of the truth. This response from Goyrisa is a desperate one and I seriously hope that a brave man will murder this abhorrent creature in the Name of God and Justice. Troonworld will happily take down the mod as well to defend and support Goyrisa. After all they are Legion. One equals many. #NeverForget

I'm happy that the YBM author acknowledges his mistake and I hope he'll be more clear-minded with his "friends" for the next sunrise. Mistakes are a great way of learning and are sometimes necessary. Him not calling out Goyrisa in YBM did feel more like a move to get the thing to Troonworld and not necessarily a move of respect. Why even have respect against vile beings? Something I will never understand. My empathy is very limited and my judgement harsh. I'm quick to call out evil and the flaws with it, no matter if its family, friends, or public figures wandering around. Moral of the Story: The given status of an individual does not excuse any heinous acts committed by said individual and should therefore nullify the prior status to establish space for appropriate judgement to be taken. Or to be more blunt if someone acts horribly call them out.

EDIT: Since this was a question basically Goyrisa did in fact groom a minor over the Web which the ZDoom team and Troonworld tried to cover up, silencing all opposition and shutting Goyrisa. Goyrisa would go under a synonym and do a few more Doom-related projects. Despite the aforementioned evidence Goyrisa denies this has happened and tries to mask it up as pure anti-trans talk. A usual claim given by trannies and troons alike since they would be automatically backed up by online normies as preached in modern schools. Only forums like these who are not part of the jewish brainwave (at least as I woud know anyway) are openly discussing this very incident. As for You Broke Me itself I've only seen it since these depression ballads aren't of my taste so you'll have to ask the guy himself on it, possibly his friends as well.

Was about to say I've never played Doom multi, then I remembered I played some crazy huge and ridiculous maps in co-op in ZDaemon back in the day. So I guess some ports can handle slaughter-levels (or maybe NUTS-level, really, given your map) of stuff going on in multiplayer. I'd guess KEX netcode is demo-compatible (or tries to be) and this hampers such, but that's purely a guess. Your map is probably just too much for some/most netcode to handle, heh.

Could be the laptop if you're dropping frames, I guess.

I played the CCP co-op with a friend in a LAN yesterday using the KEX port. I hosted the game server and he joined, and while the first six maps had worked fine, my own one would first produce various bugs, mostly on my friend's side, and then proceed to lag massively on my system until it crashed it completely. After that, we were not able to establish a new game connection because the client would not find the hosted game anymore, despite having no LAN problems whatsoever. The other game we had played — Quake ep. 5: Dimension of the Past — worked perfectly fine.

Not sure if that was a bug with the port or some issue with my laptop, but my friend would have revenant rockets hovering stationary in the air. It was really weird.

Did any of you experience similar shenanigans?

I'm going to go ahead and reserve the name "Gorehabba". Might use Dhalsim's theme from SF2 if I can find a good midi and it doesn't get too tiresome.

Yesterday I started playing this mod and some of the replaced enemies reminded me of the principle of thing from Baldi's Basics in Education and Learning with the similar whistling and style maybe it was an inspiration

Marisa, the perpetual "dindu nuthin'" victim. 'Nuff said.

Believe it or not, there are people in this world who will defend this P.O.S. with bullshit excuses.

Hopefully the guy learned a valuable lesson. Never associate with perpetual victims.

People who identify themselves as "vulnerable minorities" or speak about others coming from a "place of privilege" need to be herded like cattle into a large, cordoned-off concentration camp 50 miles from the nearest major city, and then systematically slaughtered. It's akin to cutting a large, cancerous lump out of an otherwise healthy body.

www.moddb.com/mods/classic-doom-3

Great. Will play this one later.

of all the original ports of doom which one is your favorite I'm talking about the classics like 3DO Doom and gameboy advance Doom super nintendo entertainment system Doom playstation 1 Doom Sega 32x Doom atari jaguar Doom Sega saturn Doom and maybe even Xbox Doom if you consider that different enough

well yeah thats why it was taken down on every site

For the longest time I believed Berserk went away after the red on the screen went away but now I know it stays for sure

Honestly I hadn't kept up with it since I first purchased it. But I am sure that there was certainly a lot of hostility towards something like this, because it was very direct in its criticisms and it didn't pull any punches. I'm glad that I was able to make it available to other people who wanted to play it.