ZDoom

Amuscaria wrote:Thoroughly impressed with the atmosphere and ambiance; the sound effects are especially nice. I'm especially impressed that this is made in GZDoom. Combats is a bit stiff, but functional, and the horror elements are fantastic. Was a bit slow in the first level/act, but picks up quite nicely in the second.

The most frustration I had is with the inventory - mainly the keys. I've gotten to the second act, and I found sorting the keys especially difficult. They all look the same, and I think they stay in your inventory after being used. I'm really not sure if I have a key for a door or not, since their descriptions are pretty vague. The second complaint I have is with the navigation. The steel doors that teleports you to a different room look the same and have no indication if they are locked, just for decoration, or is actually the path forward. I have the same problem with the caged doors. Some open, some do nothing, some says it's locked but doesn't state if I can go into them with a key or not.

Found a possible oversight in the second act, at the door that houses the shotgun. The switch doesn't seem to have a locked cage over it, like the first act, but says it requires a key anyway. (See Screenshot)

Haven't progressed far enough to give this a proper review due to school. Will test more when free-time allows. Fantastic work on this mod.

WallyTheBoogieBug wrote:Love the game, been following for years and so glad it's finally out. Incredible work all-around. It's one of the first Doom mods where I truly lose any feeling that this has been made in the GZDoom engine.

I have found two major grievances though:

Can you not combine stacks? The auto-sort doesn't do it, clicking one stack on another stack doesnt do it... It's very easy to get your inventory cluttered with stacks of identical items, so much so I just drop stacks that are running low to save the space. At the very least I feel like the auto-sort button should be able to combine them.

My other major grievance is regarding the crafting. The crafting system will detect the first recipe it sees like you expect, but if you try to add more items on the grid than necessary for that recipe, and then craft the item, all the additional non-necessary items will be consumed and not returned to your inventory. I made this mistake as I was using the mobile cooker, I was mistakenly thinking I could place multiple pieces of the same item onto the grid to cook them all at once but all of my additional food was destroyed. It should at least return the items not necessary for the recipe back to the player's inventory.

ZikShadow wrote:Fantastic mod so far, the ambience and the horror are some pretty good stuff. There are some major lags, but I don't quite know if its the mod, the engine, or my system being weak.
However, there is an actual bug that I found playing the mod.

Switching back and forth from slots would increase the quantity of the equipment switched, it's one thing with the weapons, but when throwables are involved it pretty much turns into an infinite ammo exploit.

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Some of the way the inventory stack works also boggle my mind, with some items allowing for stacking while others of similar size doesn't.

will183 wrote:Unable to load shader env:
Init Shader 'env':
Fragment shader:
0(12) : error C1503: undefined variable "texture7"

Linking:
Fragment info
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0(12) : error C1503: undefined variable "texture7"
(0) : error C2003: incompatible options for link
Any ideas whats causing it?

Smashhacker wrote:

will183 wrote:Unable to load shader env:
Init Shader 'env':
Fragment shader:
0(12) : error C1503: undefined variable "texture7"

Linking:
Fragment info
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0(12) : error C1503: undefined variable "texture7"
(0) : error C2003: incompatible options for link
Any ideas whats causing it?

I'm having the same exact issues as well.