[MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Essa música é familiar
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Wow didn't know you were working on another mod till now!

Anyway, you have no idea on how much I apreciate your new work.

Also, do you have a list of the songs used in your wad?
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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A little late for this (bump), but... rly nice job, Daniel! Specially the "house" maps, thy were just awesome! And nice musics as well, as always!


(BTW, and I thinking that my 'robber zombies' would be new XD)
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Too bad that Daniel vanished a few weeks after delivering his final piece of work. I was in contact with him for a while, but it seems now that he is flying under the radar. :(
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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I'm around... but not with enough time as before, neither the desire to play games anymore.

About the music, there is a list of the soundtrack from this and other wads here: http://musica.ufma.br/dlemos
It also has the MUS soundtrack made for older wads.

Seems that people are enjoying it, about 6,500 downloads in Mod Database... http://www.moddb.com/mods/final-neodoom.

Also, I read Doomguy2000's review. I liked. Very honest. Congratulations.
(obs: I've read it here: http://doomguy2000.boards.net/thread/93/final-neodoom).
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Hello!

Just to inform a great update to Final NeoDoom, with better compatibility with multiplayer game and other additions - specially that the file is about 200 MB smaller:

https://www.moddb.com/mods/final-neodoo ... neodoom-14

Cheers!
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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What a nice way to start a day! Welcome back Daniel.
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Hello dear jdredalert! Thaks for the welcome, hope everything is doing right :cheers:
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Pleasant returns, Daniel!
It seems my computer stops me from extracting or looking at the readme file in the zip, any idea why that may be?
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Hi Zenon!

Probably it's due to the ZIP compression method - it's LZMA, compressed through 7-zip. SLADE doesn't open the PK3, but (L/G)ZDoom does read it. I suggest you to use 7-zip too.
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Welcome back!
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Daniel wrote:Hello!

Just to inform a great update to Final NeoDoom, with better compatibility with multiplayer game and other additions - specially that the file is about 200 MB smaller:

https://www.moddb.com/mods/final-neodoo ... neodoom-14

Cheers!
I was playing Final NeoDoom and now my long time friend returns from the ashes?!

Welcome back, now I'm restarting this gameplay...! :mrgreen:

PS:
Spoiler:
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Another Daniel wad for my Daniel wads collection! :D


(BTW, come back in fb! People needs you! D: )
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Hi! Very good to see all of you back in action again!!!
Ravick wrote:Another Daniel wad for my Daniel wads collection! :D
(BTW, come back in fb! People needs you! D: )
kkkk alright! I'm looking forward to go back...
PyroHeisenberg wrote:
PS:
Spoiler:
PS 2:
Spoiler:
:lol:
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Re: [MOD] Final NeoDoom

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Back in the day, the original NeoDoom was one of the first ZDoom mods I ever played.

I was really impressed by the fact that it was possible to add new weapons and monsters to the game, and I didn't know how it was actually done, since I thought every Doom mod back in the day was made with DEHACKED.

The soundtrack in the original NeoDoom really made it stand out among most other Doom mods, and it made NeoDoom feel like a very high quality, action-packed gaming experience.

I also really liked the fact that you could build up your health and armor up to 300, and carry around invulnerability powerups (immortality chalice).

As for Final NeoDoom, it feels like a step up and a step down from the original in terms of overall quality.

Some of the monsters are really annoying, like the swarms of mini caco monsters, snipers, ghosts, and heavy machinegun zombies.

I feel like the music in Final NeoDoom doesn't fit the gameplay as well as the music in the original NeoDoom did. For example, the music tracks on MAP07 "Remembrance", MAP10 "Manquant", and MAP11 "Reviver" feel very "chill" compared to the metal/rock music in the original NeoDoom.

I didn't enjoy the gameplay on maps like MAP08 and MAP09. Lots of monsters in crowded spaces, not knowing whether or not you'll be running headlong into a missile if you run backwards, and Archies in places where there's so little cover. At least I found a good strategy to take on arch-viles, which is to use the biotoxin cannon alt-fire against them.
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