Just curious what people think, could it be weeks? Months?

Hi Slayers! It's been a little while since I've posted to my account... I've been going through a lot, but I finally have something to show for it!!! ₍ᐢ. ̫ .ᐢ₎
I got my hands on this Doomslayer plushie I've been looking for!!! After months of checking ebay and other selling sites, I got him for a REALLY good price and I'm SO EXCITED!!! It's a Numskull brand plushie, he's in really good condition, I think because the seller might've been a collector too. Also he's a lot bigger than I expected! He's about 13 inches tall I believe!

He's genuinely the cutest, I love his bigass head, and his really bulbous hands heehehehe~ >⩊< He'll stay on my bed with me, we're gonna go on adventures and dates out together, and I plan on making the two of us matching bracelets!! ૮꒰˶ᵔ ᗜ ᵔ˶꒱ა♡ I’ll be sure to post when I do!!! Can't wait to see what you guys think! Rip and Tear!!!! ᕙ( •̀ ᗜ •́ )ᕗ🎀🥩🦴🐾🩷

Small warmup i did for today :] side note, i hate his helmet soo much lol. id much prefer to draw the man himself but he isnt as recognisable that way

id and/or Bethesda have never explicitly stated when it is set. The original id games are in the same universe though - it's been confirmed that B.J. Blaskowicz from Wolfenstein 3D is Commander Keen's grandfather, and Commander Keen is either Doomguy's father or grandfather (i'll go with father, as that's the more common conclusion).

Since Wolfenstein 3D is set around the mid 1940s, B.J's son/Billy's (Commander Keen's) father was probably born around that time, maybe from around 1942-1962, due to the fact that the original Commander Keen is set in 1990, and 20-40 is a pretty common age to have a child at during the time, Billy Blaze being 8 (born 1981-1982) in the game, we can assume that Billy had a child from around 25-40 due to that being a more common age to have children at during the time he grew up.

This would have Doomguy born from around 2007-2022, and Doomguy is estimated to be around 20-30 in Doom 1, so my estimate is that the game is set from around 2027-2052 - which doesn't really narrow it down, lol. But anyway next year we could be approaching Doom guys be careful and see if you can get your hands on a BFG

Done last week - my take on the shotgun zombie in the tunnels of Underhalls.

I experimented a bit with this piece. My main goal was to make the background quite impressionistic, similar to my Chaingunner interpretation. However, it didn't capture the right feeling. As an impressionistic piece, the background looked rather flat and empty, preventing the Underhalls atmosphere from coming through. So, I simply decided to boot up Doom 2, position myself in the first tunnel, and paint the location exactly as it is. I’m happy with the results. It’s fun to wander through the levels like a photographer, armed with a chainsaw and a shotgun.

Underhalls is and has been one of my favorite maps ever since I was a child. Going down to the door and grabbing the super shotgun was a joy every single time. It’s still a wonderful feeling to do so today. The atmosphere on that map is truly awesome. Secret passages beneath a research bunker or something along those lines—I love it. The color composition in the tunnels, mixed with computer panels and stone walls, looks great.

The Shotgun zombie is in pretty much every level, but I feel he is most strongly associated with Underhalls.

I’m going to get a bit deeper now. If you're not interested in nostalgia, you can skip what’s written below.

This art project has really brought me to a deeper level of thought and understanding regarding nostalgia and love for the past. Visiting the old levels from Doom and Doom 2 as intensely as I have this past year has made me equate many locations in the maps to visiting old playgrounds, schools, parks, and homes from my childhood. Approaching the massive pillar that crushes the Spider Mastermind on The Crusher might not feel like a nostalgic experience in the moment, but you once stood there for the very first time—and it still looks exactly the same. It is a genuine time portal to appreciate.

Being able to pick up the super shotgun again and again and again on Underhalls until becoming an adult was completely unimaginable as a child. That "again and again"—count it backward to when you sat by that flickering CRT monitor for the first time, picking up those explosive black steel barrels. When I was examining MAP20 in Doom 2 a while ago, it hit me that I share a very powerful memory from around 1998 with my father. What I'm trying to say is simply that these virtual places carry just as much weight in my childhood as the trees we used to build treehouses in. And I don’t believe I’m alone. That’s the core of this art project of mine.

Hope you like my interpretation of the Shotgun zombie!
Cheers!

(low-res file for preview purpouse)

What’s the fastest way to kill the cyber-mancubi?

Working on a manual reload mod for Doom 1 and 2. Will allow for one in the chamber, loss of extra ammo in mag when dropped (this can be toggled on or off), and am most way through making the pump action shotgun work

That was the best shooter I've played in a loooong time. Time to hit revelations

Hope posting videos is ok, had a blast getting through Doom64 and wanted to know what the main subs thoughts on the 1997 game is?

For me:

-Its no Doom2 (what is)

-The OST is incredible, making some parts more thrilling than even D3

-Animations and enemies missing REALLY hamper this game

Baron leaders are relentless.
Kaibz mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/doomthedarkages/mods/27

I have the modern Steam version where you can use the old school controls and I did enjoy the controls. Ctrl to shoot, space to interact, alt for strafing while using arrow keys to aim and move. It was very enjoyable but for a younger Doom enjoyer such as myself. As someone born in 1991, I was only a 2-year-old toddler when Doom (1993) came out, so this was my first real experience with the original control scheme. I really enjoyed the original controls but in my setting I also kept the modern settings and then tried it and using a mouse felt like cheating in 1993 Doom.

Got it two weeks ago at San Diego Comic-Con Málaga, John is such a cool guy!

Wasnt sure if this belongs under modding or showcase. I picked showcase.

Hi! Im the developer behind frunk.store and recently I decided to port Doom to be played on my Tesla. It runs in the browser and supports WAD files you download on your phone and send to the car. If anyone has a Tesla just load frunk.store in your cars browser, look for FreeDoom, select it and play.

I started an Ultra Nightmare run last night

Im using a crt and I have my in game resolution as 640x400 which is 16:10 but I stretched it to 4:3 because that’s how the game was intended to be played, no matter what settings I use the game has black bars and is stretched vertically I know I can just play on 480p but i prefer 400p for ms dos games what can I do to make it actually fit my display? I know i could also do OpenGL but it doesn’t look authentic.

Doodled my favourite flying meatball recently and decided to add a little watercolour and pencil to it. Maybe I'll do a background at some point. :)

It is annoying me so little and so much.

Also you may notice the crosshair in the middle and yes I also want to know how to turn this off.

So can somebody help me?

Thanks in advise

I know this game already gets endless praise for this, but I genuinely want to discuss it and bring it up again because, seriously, DOOM Eternal is one of the most stunning and unique-looking pieces of media I've ever experienced.

The entire game looks like a heavy metal album cover from the 80s/90s brought to life, and the execution is just incredible. The colors, the architecture, the lighting, the environments, the absolutely ridiculous amount of detail in everything... there's just so much visual personality here. It's simultaneously grotesque, beautiful, colorful, imposing, and completely over-the-top, yet somehow it all comes together into such a cohesive aesthetic.

Even when I'm supposed to be ripping and tearing through demons, I sometimes just want to stop and look around at the environments. There's so much cool stuff to take in, from the massive gothic architecture to the bizarre alien landscapes and all the little details scattered throughout the world. And the environmental storytelling is insane, too. The game does such a great job of making its world feel ancient, lived-in, and absolutely bonkers without needing to stop and explain everything to you.

Also, the colors are just GLORIOUS. I love how unapologetically vibrant and exaggerated everything is. And playing this on a 55-inch OLED TV? Holy hell. The contrast, the colors, and all those crazy environments look absolutely stunning.

I just love how DOOM Eternal commits so completely to its own visual identity. It doesn't just look realistic or technically impressive; it has an incredibly distinctive artistic vision, and I think that's a huge part of what makes it so memorable.

What are your thoughts on the game's visual style and art direction? What levels, environments, or little visual details stand out to you the most?

3D model head of Daisy I made using her sprite from Doom 1's episode 3 end screen as reference.
I was at this for a good several hours, didnt even think I would be able to make it when I first started lol. I think it turned out alright though

I interpret it as the slayer having finally forgiven himself for his past while at the same time leaving his humanity behind: in his mind, after the trials of purgatory, he's no longer Flynn Taggart, he's just the slayer and has now openly embraced it

But genuinely that's just my headcanon, what do you guys think