ZDoom

Oh hey, my account does still work. Seems a couple of pieces of confusion is floating around, let's clear those up; Not really. There are exceptions to this, such as Doom 64's bilinear filter which, based on what some devs said, actually really pushed GL to its limits, but not Vulkan and apparently ...

I don't know. To me it seems more of "this game didn't make as much money as we thought it would (certainly not near the amount people suggested it would) so we're diverting the amount of funding going into this". Nope, it's exactly as Kinsie said. Just returning the game back to the natural order ...

I'd like to know more about those circumstances. There is no indication anywhere that id software, the copyright holders for Linux Doom 1.10 GPL code, on which Chocolate Doom and Chocolate Strife are based, provided a GPL linking exception for Steamworks API. Only Simon Howard did. Moreover, the ...

To get such an exception for GZDoom, you need permission from idsoftware, as well as every single person who has worked on GZDoom. That is not even possible given the death of at least one member. Strife Veteran Edition is legally cleared and under very different circumstances. There is no way ...

hardcore_gamer wrote:I am well aware of having to reprogram the game, but that doesn't sound very difficult vs the other challenges.

Nothing amuses me more than people who think my job amounts to typing #import quake.

That's interesting. I thought the publisher did have something to do with it as some games have had shoehorned multiplayer for the sake of it. Could that be because of behind the scenes feedback, though? It can do if they are the publisher for a particular title and that's what was negotiated, but ...

Just because they aren't on those two consoles doesn't mean local multiplayer is dying/dead. As far as I can tell, both Sony and Microsoft focus on online multiplayer. Can't speak for the PS4, but the Xbox One has a good chunk of splitscreen/couch co-op games. Here's some: https://www.gamespew.com ...

I tried with 56 PNGs and again 100+ JPGs (so all of the same type each time) and no matter what, I get the option to open. It almost seems to me like you've uninstalled something you shouldn't have.

I tried with 100 and it still showed me open.

Mikk- wrote:Nope. I have the same problem as Enjay. I dunno why windows 10 did this but it sure is dumb

It's not Windows 10.

The Second wrote:

ZZYZX wrote:no

Seems to be wrong in the case of actors that don't leave corpses on death. Can anyone confirm?

If an actor doesn't leave a corpse on death, it flat out doesn't exist anymore. You can't have a TID, or anything really, if you don't exist.

Csonicgo wrote:what have i done

WHAT HAVE I DONE

I DIDN'T MEAN TO ATTACK THE ZDOOM THIS MUCH

PLEASE GOD, NO

I never bothered purchasing the full version (or pirating it) for years. FPS games are perhaps my least favorite genre (putting me in a very small minority it seems). But I like to play all the classics. With all the love for the 2016 reboot, and fancy source ports keep the legacy of the originals ...

Yes, but it is a proof of concept of what it could be. Given that monster sprites are just 2D sprites and the wall textures are all flat objects, if someone took the time to replace them all at that fidelity, the finished product wouldn't look that different from what you see at the end of the ...