Operation Body Count - Version 1.0 Release!

It does indeed answer the question. Thank you. I will now download this and give it a go.

I just finished it and it was really good. I rather liked the "Quality over quantity" approach you look with the level designs too. Great job.

So far I like this TC of a bad game. Finished the TC Nerves of Steel a few years ago.

Looking forward to another decent TC of a bad game from ImpieTwo.

Looking forward to another decent TC of a bad game from ImpieTwo.

Maybe Terminator Rampage?

Looking forward to another decent TC of a bad game from ImpieTwo.

Maybe Terminator Rampage?

Ugh, no way. Next one is definitely Angst, when I find the time to make more than one level.

Oh hell, yeh I'm totally game for Angst. Any chance you'll take on Witchaven 1 or 2? That'd be quite the task

I thought about Witchaven but I probably won't take them on. Not sure what I'll do after Angst, if anything.

I've split the GDX discussion here.

@ImpieTwo

I guess your intention was that the player starts with 50 bullets. However, you wrote an ACS GiveInventory script. This creates two problems:

-The Uzi itself gives 20 bullets on top of your 50 bullets, so you start each map with 70.

-Reducing the clip amount by 20 to compensate still leaves us with another problem: Ammo is doubled on Very Easy and Nightmare, so you start each map with 140/100 bullets.

@ImpieTwo

I guess your intention was that the player starts with 50 bullets. However, you wrote an ACS GiveInventory script. This creates two problems:

-The Uzi itself gives 20 bullets on top of your 50 bullets, so you start each map with 70.

-Reducing the clip amount by 20 to compensate still leaves us with another problem: Ammo is doubled on Very Easy and Nightmare, so you start each map with 140/100 bullets.

All of that is intentional. More or less. Really what that means is, it was all an unintended side-effect, but I left it alone. 50 bullets drains faster than you'd think with that uzi, so 70 feels a little better a starting amount without being too much. And since easy is for pansies and nightmare for crazy masochists, they'll need all the bullets they can get.

I dunno how many times I've tried to record a video of mission 4: Desert Strike, and got almost to the end before something screwed the video up and forced me to throw it out. The last time was a bug I have zero explanation for, involving a secret area.

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In the Dr. Chaos easter egg area -- the ancient tomb secret -- i grabbed the nuke launcher and fired it into the tomb once the door opened, killing everything inside. I grabbed the items, leaped through the return portal, and...nothing. No teleport. The linedef refused to teleport me, and i hadn't yet touched it at all. It's only set to teleport players once: not monsters, and it's not affected by projectiles. So what would cause this linedef action to suddenly break, stranding me in the secret area? I wasn't able to reproduce the bug.

HORUS

Oh, IIIII get it!

HORUS

Oh, IIIII get it!

lol fellow mythology fan!

Congratulations, ICARUSLIV3S has reviewed Operation Bodycount in his Doom Mod Madness YT series! A great honor for you.

Congratulations, ICARUSLIV3S has reviewed Operation Bodycount in his Doom Mod Madness YT series! A great honor for you.

Thanks! I recommended it to him in his stream chat once, and he'd been keeping an eye on it for some time already. He got to it a lot sooner than I expected! He also mentions it being a sequel to the original, which I hadn't realized is totally what I did: Victor doesn't technically die at the end of the original, and the mod begins with Victor imprisoned after forming a new terrorist force.