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If there's absolutely one thing I would change, it's to add the texture scaling options to the scaling menu. Solid release though! Gratz :) I'm not sure why it took this long to implement WASD controls by default, but I'm very glad they are here now. The new options menu is quick and to the point ...

Default mouselook on but also vanilla doom keyboard defaults? Madness

random quibble:

Have a pop-up toast at 100% map completion and not before.

Random feature suggestions An "Accelerated" randomizer mode that guarantees enemy and weapon variants as soon as you have the base weapon or killed the previous variant, which fills the gap between locust and gradual eg rather then there being a random chance for a weapon variant spawning, it'll now ...

being able to pick up the homing mines doesn't make too much sense now that they are on a timer (picking them up doesn't reset the timer either).

Hmm, the forced blood fade option doesn't seem to work as advertised.
Never had to use it until I played Eviternity xD

How does Doom handle stuff like Eviternity's death exits and starting from various chapters anyway?

The "2 second countdown" is fun! I find myself using items a lot more, rather then saving them all up until I suddenly hit a roadblock. Otoh, some of these items are probably a bit too powerful to have on a 2 second countdown. Especially the healing grenade. Arguably, the cooldowns should be as such ...

that auto-detection of dehacked enemies does make the mod a *whole lot* cooler then it was before. And it was already very cool.

Fluidsynth these days supports SF3 soundfiles, but GZDoom's implementation of fluidsynth does not. SF3 is a vorbis-compressed variant of SF2. For instance, the FluidR3Mono_GM.sf2 file is 125MB. The sf3 variant is 15MB. Implementation in GZDoom would permit GZDoom itself but also mod authors to ...

the GZDoom autodetection also doesn't work for Doom, for me, when the installations are in a non-default installation path (eg, away from C:\Program Files\).

So I'm a bit at a loss here, because on one hand: This broke in a more recent update but on the other hand: This works in vanilla doom and as such should work on GZDoom?

The door does open but the entire setup is very volatile, it depends on alerting an actor in a hidden room so if you do not shoot in the area where this can be done, the door won't open. No matter how many rounds I fire, I can't get the door to open in GZDoom whilst I can do so in Crispy. Using ...

REKKR Expected behaviour (as per Chocolate Doom, as Rekkr is vanilla compatible):


GZDoom behaviour: