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DOOM THREAD / RETRO FPS THREAD - Last thread:
>>10196902 DOOM/QUAKE/DUKE/64/HERETIC/HEXEN/UNREAL/SAM/HALF-LIFE/ETC
Gameplay, WADs/Maps/Mods, Source Ports
All other 90s FPS welcome
~ Let's post like gentlemen ~
FAQ/PASTEBIN
https://rentry.org/vrbin SO YOU WANT TO PLAY SOME FUCKING DOOM
(or Quake, Duke, Marathon, Thief, Deus Ex)
https://imgur.com/a/wWS8zXz Same thing, in video format:
https://youtu.be/ietb4JwaaXA https://youtu.be/DhOjleMqwdQ https://youtu.be/CGj4gXyCzg0 IWADs and more (>6 GB):
https://mediafire.com/file/wuniyrhsjjgq4y8 PortaDOOM:
https://github.com/Kroc/PortaDOOM/releases Quake Trilogy (2020-11):
https://pastebin.com/Ucb11XhU Downloads for various /vr/ shooters. (Includes Doom, Quake, Douk, Blood, and more):
https://mega.nz/#F!QXIk1bjB!NHRWGIfjcc77PyGgRlga4Q https://mega.nz/#F!GtEQTISJ!CCJGyPEEEsZasc1PMXicUA More /vr/ shooters:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ppJLNvQEPfP4FsOCQBak1TMvPUIswCac Doom Shovelware:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Xy-YDWytlEa2CS9rit-PUgcieh4MrGzR Fileplanet archives:
https://www.quaddicted.com/files/mirrors/ftp.planetquake.com/ 4CHAN DOSPACK + Win98 games (pre-configured):
https://mega.nz/folder/3t8nzSIS#947kyMN6Z80f8HS7q2XlqA == INFO/LINKS ==
OFFICIAL DOOM WIKI
http://doomwiki.org/ WHERE TO FIND WADS
Vanilla/Boom:
https://www.doomworld.com/forum/4-wads-mods/ ZDoom:
http://forum.zdoom.org/viewforum.php?f=19 /idgames:
https://www.doomworld.com/idgames/ TUTORIALS/UTILITIES
https://pastebin.com/7vKYWYp0 RESOURCES
https://forum.zdoom.org/viewforum.php?f=37 == /VR/DOOM COMMUNITY ==
THREAD ARCHIVES
https://desuarchive.org/vr/search/text/%22doom%20thread%22/type/op/ MAKING NEW THREADS PROPERLY
https://pastebin.com/8mDnrsrB IMAGE DATABASE
http://vrdoom.booru.org/?page=post&s=list [NEW!]WAD DATABASE
http://clovr.xyz/wadsup/ OUR WADS
https://rentry.org/8ca3061522e0 OUR SRB2K SERVER (Kart Game in Doom), more info here:
https://pastebin.com/fFj8euau PLAY SOME RETRO FPS WITH /VR/:
http://clovr.xyz/
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>>10216468 Well, that seems nice on a first look.
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Any idea what level is pictured here?
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>>10216501 That looks like Mensis Keep by Breezeep
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>>10214940 >let's bring in Instructor AAAAdam for a joint demonstration Anonymous
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>>10206721 Shut the fuck up, Lunaran.
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I miss it
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>>11130354 I know there is allegedly an MMR you can look up but I play against new players all the time. I highly doubt with so many regions and the relatively low player counts that it does anything.
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>>11130239 Casual mode is literally matchmaking with a hidden MMR system to keep matches "balanced" when in reality it turns them into one sided stomps 90% of the time because the game wasn't built for that style of play.
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Does anyone have a link to a 2014/2016 version of TF2 with offline items?
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>>11130971 I know about the alleged MMR. I doubt it is used for anything. I’ve played nearly 3k hours and doubt the MMR affects games to any substantial extent. If anything Uncletopia is more of a stomp without an alleged MMR system.
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>>11132992 Its because the MMR system /tries/ to balance matches (but there's too many random factors in the game to have it be reliably functional) but there's no autoscramble to fix it when it inevitably fucks up. I've never played on Uncletopia but it has no MMR nor autoscramble from what I've heard, so the games are far more likely to become stompfests.
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Let's talk about 16-bit computers. Amiga, Atari ST, Apple IIgs, Sharp X68000, 68k Macs etc. I'll start with the question: would Sharp X68000 be marketable in the West? I have a feeling that it was unlikely. It debuted in 1987 at the equivalent of $2500 which was 3.5 times the Amiga 500 price and even 1.6 times the Amiga 2000 price - the most expensive Amiga model. X68000 target consumer was Otaku - a nerd with a lot of disposable income. X68000 had powerful sprite hardware which allowed perfect arcade game ports but not much else. In US and Europe nobody would buy a $2500 machine just to play games. And speaking of video production applications, Amiga was still a cheaper choice, even the most expensive model. For music production people used even cheaper Atari STs. One cool quirk about X68000 is its 31khz 1024x1024 monitor. That one would be perfect for business applications and in theory X68000 could compete with $5000 Macintosh II if it had the business software, but Mac already had a more powerful 68020 cpu and a hard disc in stock. So to market X68000 as a business machine you would have to invest into business soft and include a hard disc which would drive the end price closer to Mac II but your machine would still be less powerful for business use while also having useless videogame specific hardware.
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>>10809667 WordStar was on the Amiga.
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>>10809693 >late 80s >no lotus DoA for business use
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>>10809702 I don't think they were ever intended to be number crunching machines.
Though Commodore did all kinds of weird stuff like Amiga UNIX workstations.
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>>10809710 There was one Unix release for Amiga for one specific high-end SKU and it barely worked. ncommander got it working in one of his vids and there's a shocking amount of missing functionality.
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>>10806593 The Sharp X68000 was aimed at normies, not otaku.
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The original PlayStation ends up being a bomb instead of a success like it is in our timeline; What changes?
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Why are these thread getting deleted all of a sudden as of late?
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The Super NES allowed for upgradable audio expansions as early motherboards allowed for it but the case wouldn't; What changes?>Say upgrading the Super NES' audio hardware to support 16 ADPCM channels with 256KB of audio ram and a sound CPU running at 4.096MHz.
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>>11034083 The Gigaleak says otherwise.
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>>11031864 Nerrrrrrrd alerrrrrrt.
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>>11034072 >literally saying that some games supported it, nobody said that people actually used them cope. your schizo fantasies of the past simply never happened. people using MIDI output for amiga or ST games was fucking RARE. try screeching louder and harder, maybe your schizo delusions about the past will come true?
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>>11034083 >The SNES never allowed for audio expansions, the cartridge and expansion ports had the ability to get audio from carts and expansions. it had dedicated pins for it. this is how the satellite thing worked, the gameboy expansion worked etc. you're quite literally retarded. shut the fuck up.
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>>11036539 This is referring to early Super NES motherboards that had removable sound hardware so it can be upgraded at a later date.
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>>10920331 Save your image and pun for the next thread.
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>>10920332 Crud. Then the maker of the next next thread needs to account for the missed news.
>>10920335 A reference to the ending of American Psycho. I'd definitely like to use it for another thread if mine dies.
https://youtu.be/Rn5VJOOXYN0?t=76 Anonymous
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>>10920332 It doesn't have missing news. The Doom 64 thing was placed earlier chronologically. There were only 3 replies to the news this thread, and 1 wasn't news.
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>>10920303 MMMMMMOOOOOOOOO
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>hear this is an all time classic, decide to try it out >game starts with unskippable cutscene >first combat arena is literally just mashing square against 50 copy-pasted generic goons >next is a mini-boss hydra that has one attack and the strategy is.... drumroll please... just hold L1 to block his one attack. You literally just hack away with square, hold L1, repeat 20x over because the boss has way too much fucking HP Should I just drop this shit? This seems so amateurish
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>11020587 You got btfo, troon. Just take the L.
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>>11020587 What an obnoxious autist
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Did you get tired of people shitting on you on /v/ so you came to /vr/?
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>I love Nintendo games! Especially the legend of zelda series
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>>11019961 As you should, they are fun.
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>>11019967 kek imagine being this cucked
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Internet archive has a rom I would like to play (Sonic Spinball (U) [f1]), but it appears to just have the .bin but not a .cue file, just a bunch of image files that show screenshots. There is a torrent file, but I'm assuming downloading that will just give me the same files described above. Am I right in thinking that without the .cue file I cannot proceed with this source?
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>>11016436 I'm an oldfag. Which is why Ibwas so able to bait you into giving me the answer. Slower than chatGPT but more amusing.
Sorry I pushed your "If Big Bird had died in the Challenger disaster, would Sega have been saved?" thread.
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>>11016717 Ikr OP is so based
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Eternal newfag phoneposters can't hit the space bar properly because they type too fast when they're butthurt (this means you, faggot)
>>11016846 >>11016875
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Which team did you choose at the start of Tony Hawk’s Underground 2, Team Hawk or Team Bam?
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AAAAAYYYYYYE LOVE, LIVIN IN THE CITY!
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>>11021980 mouthbreather games were JRPGs and RTS and all the other games loser nerds played
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>>11022027 >actually MY favorite genres were the cool ones, heh Anonymous
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>>11020559 "Children" like him "can't consent" or something.