 More Doom
#8020 posted by Zwiffle on 2014/12/16 16:23:58
Apparently the Doom discussion is over, but saw this on rps fpr those who want more Doom:
http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/12/16/cacowards-2014-doom-awards/
 More Doom
#8021 posted by Zwiffle on 2014/12/16 16:23:59
Apparently the Doom discussion is over, but saw this on rps fpr those who want more Doom:
http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/12/16/cacowards-2014-doom-awards/
 Whoops
#8022 posted by Zwiffle on 2014/12/16 16:24:21
More more Doom I guess
 Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet
#8023 posted by Spirit on 2014/12/16 17:12:10
Yeah, it went boring fairly fast. Seems like a very short game in any case. I think it progressed too quickly, one cannot really get familiar with new stuff because it is only used for short parts. Boss fights can be tricky and right now I got stuck in the electricity part which was super annoying. Then I accidentally started a new game and apparently my previous state got lost. Fuck that. Not convinced to start anew, it was not that good. So much potential! :(
#8024 posted by scar3crow on 2014/12/16 19:44:32
Most anything Doom can be found at Doomworld or the ZDoom forums. Once in a while other sites leech content from them, but usually with a week delay or such.
I still feel like a noob at Doomworld though, despite having gone there since 99, because I've only been going there since 99. I also have no idea when it was started, I just saw the link in a .plan update from Carmack.
I love it when a .plan comes together.
 @Doom
#8025 posted by quakis on 2014/12/17 02:51:09
I often refer others to these resources for Doom custom content.
List of Notable Wads @ Doomwiki.org
100 Wads of All Time: 1994 - 2003 @ Doomworld
The Annual Cacowards: 2004 - Current @ Doomworld
One Man's Journey Through Doom - Indepth, well written reviews of Doom Engine wads
I also occasionally review Doom content on my site if that interests you; http://taw.duke4.net/
p.s. nitpick; when referring to the Doom wiki, I recommend sticking to Doomwiki.org and ignoring the 'defunct' Wikia version.
 The Talos Principle
#8026 posted by bal on 2014/12/17 12:51:23
Seems to be a nice first person puzzle game, made by the guys from Serious Sam, and written by the dude who wrote for The Swapper and FTL.
It's quite pretty at times as well, I recommend it for those who like these kinds of things.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/257510/
 Hail GabeN!
#8027 posted by Killes on 2014/12/17 20:18:59
I like what happened with the Hatred Greenlight back and forth there.
I was incredulous at that being removed, and Gabe proved to truly have a clear mind on this.
I hope the responsible for the removal was spanked silly.
 Hatred Is Lame
#8028 posted by Zwiffle on 2014/12/17 20:43:49
But so is censorship, and removing Hatred from Greenlight really was just a form of censorship.
 Cacowards
#8029 posted by Killes on 2014/12/17 20:49:08
Back about Doom for those getting into the community content a very good place to start is the Cacowards, Doomworld's annual best of the year :
http://www.doomworld.com/cacowards/
 Hatred
#8030 posted by Killes on 2014/12/17 20:58:57
Zwiffle you have no idea if its lame. Seriously we only have a shocker trailer for now, no clue as to anything else, story or not etc.
I bet if it wasn't in the books the dev team will be trying to make more out of it now than a simple sandbox NPC slaughter by now to shut people up :D
Or it is the game is lame in any case just because its about rampaging...?
That is was censorship is not the point I don't think. It was more that such a large and powerful entity in gaming such as Steam gets to off the bat make decisions like that regardless of what the gaming community concerned wants.
Gabe understood this.
If its not wanted it will get voted off Greenlight. As long as the content isn't plain illegal according to local laws then...
#8031 posted by Zwiffle on 2014/12/17 21:04:17
Seriously we only have a shocker trailer for now
Yeah, and it was lame.
Or it is the game is lame in any case just because its about rampaging...?
This.
 Hatred
#8033 posted by bal on 2014/12/18 08:36:09
Removing it from Greenlight was a bit stupid, refusing to have it up on Steam thought would not be censorship, it's their store and they can do whatever they want with it. You don't go to a music shop and cry censorship if they don't have some random CD you're looking for.
Game still looks stupid anyways. :)
 Disappointing About Turn.
#8034 posted by Shambler on 2014/12/18 10:52:21
Blah blah censorship blah blah WHATEVER. Bal is completely correct it's not censorship at all and more than WHSmiths not stocking hardcore porn on the top shelf is not censorship.
Valve was right in the first place, the game looks a pile of pointless puerile attention-grabbing shit specifically to appeal to angsty teenage morons, it should have been removed and stayed removed on the grounds of quality control if nothing else.
 Shocker Trailer.
#8035 posted by Shambler on 2014/12/18 10:55:28
IIRC trailers are supposed to promote a game, highlight it's qualities, and generate interest??
Well the Hatred trailer certainly did that. It highlighted it well as looking like a complete turd - although the only interested in generated from me beyond the intial eye-rolling "meh" was a mild amused interest when it was Redlighted.
 + Spelling.
#8036 posted by Shambler on 2014/12/18 10:56:15
Too much trying to rant about a game that is just below the threshold of giving a shit, too little coffee.
#8037 posted by JneeraZ on 2014/12/18 12:50:26
"You don't go to a music shop and cry censorship if they don't have some random CD you're looking for. "
No, but you WOULD cry if they had it and then dropped it and told you they refused to carry it.
 No.
#8038 posted by Shambler on 2014/12/18 13:34:53
I wouldn't. I WOULD think "Ah balls, they stopped stocking it (for obvious reasons), I'll have to go elsewhere".
File under rocket science etc etc.
#8039 posted by JneeraZ on 2014/12/18 13:53:36
Eh, easy to say that. In reality, I imagine you'd complain or at least ask them what the hell was going on.
#8040 posted by bal on 2014/12/18 14:56:11
I'm not saying people shouldn't complain, let them complain, that's what humans do best, just calling it censorship to me seems completely over-dramatic. The game would still come out, there would still be plenty of places online to buy it, honestly these kinds of stories are pretty much more marketing for them at this point.
It's not so clear if Valve want to really curate what goes on Steam or not, but if they do that's their right, it's their platform.
Talos Principle is still cool by the way, you guys should go buy that instead!
 Seriously ?
#8041 posted by Killes on 2014/12/18 15:29:48
"Valve was right in the first place, the game looks a pile of pointless puerile attention-grabbing shit specifically to appeal to angsty teenage morons, it should have been removed and stayed removed on the grounds of quality control if nothing else. "
For me this game appeals in the same way over the top trashy gorefest slaughter horror movies do. It is to me hand in hand with that heavy metal/trashy horror movie culture. Like it or don't this culture has been around a fair while and its staying. I can give you a host of movies in faaaar worse taste than this game.
Its niche and its not your niche. It therefore sure is not for you or any other unconcerned pundits to decide if this game should be canned, not sold, not made or whatever!
Seriously there will always be other people that find what you are into, whatever it is, just as fucking offensive.
There goes the mob again.
I agree with Bal though this is nothing to do with censorship. Censorship is something else.
Whatever this was with Steam was not about "censorship".
Gabe has values, Greenlight is about giving gaming communities of all sorts a place to show their interest in a game and show their desire to see it published.
And specifically Shambler, I thought you were a bit cleverer than that : "Valve was right in the first place....on the grounds of quality control if nothing else."
So because of the perceived QUALITY of the game ? As in graphics, mechanics, etc ? Those were good grounds ??
Then they have a good couple 100 games to take down from Greenlight and you fucking know it you ponce.
Greenlight is about giving the quality control decisions to the public, removing it from the company that cannot understand diversity of what the whole gaming public wants.
 The Quality Of The Concept, You Nob.
#8042 posted by Shambler on 2014/12/18 15:46:32
Or rather, the lack of any quality in the concept.
Oooooh look an attention grabbing deliberately provocative take on "murder simulators".
HOW EXCITING. HOW CUTTING-EDGE. HOW THOUGHT-PROVOKINGLY AVANT-GARDE.
Not.
Offensive? Only in the stupidity and juvenility of that concept. It's embarassingly beggy.
#8043 posted by Killes on 2014/12/18 15:55:43
WHY DOES IT NEED TO BE AVANT GARDE OR ANYTHING AT ALL ?? you ponce.
On a more serious note you are seeing way too much into it Shambler
I dont think its trying to be edgy goddamnit. Its just fucking misanthropic fun!
Jesus the devs never pretended any kind of "smartness" to what they are doing...
Just STUPID VILE NASTY FUN! FUCK YEAH!!!
 Not To Go On A Murderous Rampage On The Point But
#8044 posted by Zwiffle on 2014/12/18 16:04:30
Taken from the very reputable source, Wikipedia:
Censorship is the suppression of speech, public communication or other information which may be considered objectionable, harmful, sensitive, politically incorrect or inconvenient as determined by governments, media outlets, authorities or other groups or institutions.
I don't really want to turn this into a thing. I see removing Hatred as a soft censorship mainly because it was removed due to the content being "objectionable, harmful, sensitive, politically incorrect." In other words, someone at Valve didn't like it, so they pulled it. I'm not saying they can't or don't have the right as a company to police their platform, they most certainly do, just that this practice bothers me.
There are plenty of over-the-top, violent, gory games which haven't been pulled, so pulling Hatred seemed like a weird move.
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