ZDoom

Pretty interesting, I for one applaud the effort to implement this in zscript.

Impressive visual effects and UI/convenience features. Weapon customization is really nice as well.

Each model had its own purpose, armament, mostly powered by REDACTED. Don't REDACTED me, I know what it's powered with. Neat idea, I'm looking forward for it having Force pods. Are you planning on various types or just the standard R-9 Force? Something like the Anchor Force would be amazing if you ...

Mikk- wrote:I do plan on returning to Custom Gun at some point in the future as version 0.999 is pretty buggy and unfinished.

That'd be delightful, it's a fun one.

Oh this is excellent. I thought this was all done, so I'm happy as can be right now.

Wow, you got Bloodfucker Unlimited? MOTY.
That name is so brilliantly edgy it reminds me of all those Mortal Kombat clones that I'm sure at some point suggested having that name, but backpedaled because they knew, deep down, that the pertinent agencies wouldn't let it fly.

Ridiculously unnecessary, I'll try it.
On a bit of a tangent, though, what is your damage overlay, Nash? I've seen that kind in larger mods but was looking for something easier to see than the one I'm using (dmgdiroverlay.pk3 IIRC).

Ah, fluffy prince hugs, never realized it was something missing from my Doom experience. 10/10 added to autoload.

Noo! Not Santa! (*Single tear*)

This is really fun, and a good way to make use of those DM maps I hardly have time to play as intended nowadays. I kinda wish one could separate the fake DM logic from the player/weapons and attach any general weapons mod (even if some tweaking is needed), but it's still pretty fun to play as-is ...

That's the simplest generation algorithm ever. It's positively adorable and ballsy, I love it.

How about something like a secondary charge shot that improves enemies based on how much it was charged?

Hmm, I'll see what I can do then. Give me a couple days to think about it as I implement other basic stuff.

Hmm I don't know. On one hand, difficulty is something that I believe is best achieved by the map itself in how it places enemies. Having the enemy have unlockable abilities might feel like the monsters are "holding back" arbitrarily simply because I'm at the earlier levels and the game is being ...

Having two weapons is quite interesting, really opens up your options and makes some weapons more attractive, but the way it works definitely feels quite weird. Most pickups only replace your primary weapon, so at times while playing you pick something up wanting to replace the secondary but you ...