Doom 3 looks amazing in 2024 

It had a great start, but it was so damn long and repetitive and boring.

@@HeavyMetalMayhem I'll be honest with you I did lose interest after the beginning and didn't finish as well but I do that a lot with games. Yea Doom 3 isn't my favorite but I do respect the fact it was one of the scariest games for it's time and graphicly superior to many of those games at that time.

Pretty much all of Carmacks works laid the groundwork for what followed

@@HeavyMetalMayhem DOOM 3 is highly Replayable and never get tired of it. It might be the blacksheep in the series, but the hell levels and demon design in this game is absolutely amazing, unique and yet terrifying, better than the unrealistic DOOM RPG-type ones though. Year 2004 of gaming was ahead of its time. Just sharing my thoughts.

@@charlissedelapena5167 Absolutely, every few years I have to do another replay. One thing I absolutely love about Doom 3 is how the enemies are given some serious weight to them. A lot of other games the enemies are flying all over the screen like weightless confetti. Something the newer Dooms are also guilty of.

Me too man. Literally get an itch for it every year. I really hope it gets a proper remake one day

​@@cyclopticwonder5 I've played it so much i know every inch. Same as you I've played with mods.

@@ps4games164 always a pleasure meeting like minded people! I love this game and always desire for it to get more love. Such an underrated classic

Mine too brother 😌😙

@@cyclopticwonder5 concur absolutely!

Sound design and the use of light & shadow really makes this look good even in 2024. Still playable 20 years later :-)

Actually. Doom 1 and 2 were horror masterpieces as well, but you had to be there when they came out. Today they look too primitive in order to be really scary.

@@pistool1 I play it in VR on my Quest 3 in a grass field during the daytime. It's mind-blowing to physically walk through an entire level, unimpeded. You can trick your body to believe it's actually there on Mars.

Doom 3 was scary but Alien isolation topped it for me.

If you loved Doom 3 as much as I do, then Dead Space will be right up your alley. I recommend playing the OG version (2008) prior to the remake (2023), you'll appreciate the remake that much more, but the OG has the best atmosphere of all the DS games.

I 100% agree I love doom eternal, but definitely doesn't feel scary nor was it what they were going for. I've longed for another game that gave me the anxiety of doom 3 when it first released. This game was crazy! As you said, the techno mechanic look of everything especially the level design is so, so good. I mean to this day I marvel at the look fo these scifi corridors, all the tunes, machinery and depth they put into every map, claustrophobic, but yet really busy immersive environment that to this day I haven't seen much again from. I feel like the closest thing was Dead space in look and feel along with amazing art direction and interior level design

I'm sure ID Software's today developers, 3D animators, programmers, art directors, story writers, designers lack inspiration and true passion for DOOM. They are the just for the fucking money, not for ART.

@@FACF0416 it could be that is the case, but I also think it's more so how business focused games have become. Alot of times they got deadlines breathing over their necks by their publishers and not enough passion over all. These publishers want them to create games that make money, not games that they want to make. I think this is why so many games now a days feels kind of the same. It's truly sad. That's not to say there's not good games, but just alot of passion is not there

New Doom is cartoony on purpose so that children can play it. Bad news for adults though.

@@SnakeEngine The cartoony aspect also extended to the writings unfortunately. From a genuine good man making a stand against evil to a walking meme.

@@MasteroChieftan big fax! 📠📠

Go back another decade and all 3D games used wireframe graphics: Battlezone (1980), Red Baron (1981), Star Wars (1983), Elite (1984), Empire Strikes Back (1985).

just look at Doom 2 to Half life 1 in 4 years. HUGE change. And then to both sequals in 2004. Insane. As someone born in 1991, seeing the advancements in video games has been one of the coolest parts of living in this time.

Well first of all what is pretty amazing is how well the graphics hold up despite being 20 year old game. In some sense I feel bad that D3 got so much shit back in the day by not being just a mindless shooter where you just run through the rooms mowing down dozens of enemies. It had exploring, reading recordings of the workers, collecting passcodes for doors and lockers etc. I actually liked it because it took the approach of "okay, but serously this is what happened" and it gave a actual story and exploring and sort of a horror game vibe. But yeah as far as tehnology has gone those born in 80's or at the start of the 90's have seen insane progress within just couple of years wether its PC or console gaming. Nowday it has gotten so good that its really hard to expect any significant progress over like 5-10 year allthough the upcoming UE engine looks really awesome. What bothers me the most for some years now is the fact that the visuals keep improving but what I miss the most is how your actions should affect the enviroment. I mean the characters may look allmost movie like CGI but then you toss a greande on the table next to a computer and after the explosion the computer has just a temporary ash smudge on - I mean come on.

@@brudel001 i hear you.Most games felt so static after playing HL2 or any source engine game where physics were so integrated into the world. It was such a huge step forward. Even Oblivion in 2006 had good physics. If you were a PC gamer from 2000-2015 however, the rate at which computer tech became outdated was very tough on the wallet!

Quake. Why isn't Quake in the conversation here?

Same man. I love the other dooms, but as a horror game doom 3 holds an unshakeable rank in my lists.

Same here. Of course in terms of gameplay and aesthetic, Doom 3 was totally the outlier - the slower pacing, the more intense storytelling, the atmospheric horror - all mostly absent from the other titles in the series. Still, I wish that was the direction the franchise had gone from there on. A masterpiece to be sure!

@@karstuxwell said and very agreeable. They had alot going here for a 2004 title. Doom before this had such limited tech to really even have established the kind of storyline it has here. I think it didn't get a chance to see what all it could be cause everyone just expected it to be a fast paced shoot em up after the og. I love this direction, and it would have been so cool to see it further developed. I hope we at least get a remake for this if nothing else

Doom 3 IS the best. Every few year I have to play through it.

@@rpersen same for me every year at some point. Usually around Halloween!

I couldn't agree more! Love all the dooms, but they did something with doom 3 that is special to me and that I rarely find in other games.

I totally agree

it's an ageless classic.

I agree but there is a legion of doom fanatics that claim doom 3 was a disaster. It’s my favorite also

​​​@@keithblackburn1069its just boring and lame. And after Half-Life 2 it was allmost impossible for me to play d3. Also I dont get sweaty while plaing D3 and Doom Eternal really makes me learn some mechanics and gives me apportunity to master gunplay and movement. Eternal just kick me in my guts while d3 is a sleepy walk

Oh I agree. It is for me too! F.E.A.R was phenomenal too I remember the anxiety that caused lol! What I love is how they use light and force the player to use light in Doom. We need more like Doom and F.E.A.R

To compare FEAR with Doom 3 is blasphemy!

@@ps4games164 their definitely very different experiences, but you got to appreciate what they both managed to capture with their own atmospheres. FEAR definitely had moments I'd recall to how I felt with doom 3

​​@cyclopticwonder5 funny that this video winds up on my feed the day I start to replay both Doom 3 and Fear. Can't say anything bad about the D3HDP mod. It was more than enough for me alone.

@@mikew1080 lol the algorithms know that they are doing!

Especially Black

Dude for sure. Halo 2 was also on another level with its lighting back in the day.

Same here. It took me years to not be bothered by the creepiness and the tight corridors. Like man I had to hype myself up everytime I saw the pinky demon. Thing used to creep me the f out 😂 only other game that has come close in my opinion I'd deadspace and it's remake

Playin the marine in both AvP games was like that, even when you got the smartgun the scary factor didn't end. Actually got worse with the starting to track targets all crazy and you not having any clue what and how many hostiles there are.

@@Vilfy this is what makes it so good! Alot of horror games lose their edge when they give the player a means to defend themselves, but doom 3, avp, and dead space really hold their own with that regard. It's the atmosphere, the lighting all just comes together. Man when you are in the darkness and the only lighting is the muzzleflash of your gun there's something about that!

Dude and the interactivity with them!

If you play on the highest texture settings and in a high resolution (1600x1200), and you stand behind the initial marine who books you in at reception, you can see the words he types on his screen, something like .... "Just booked in a new recruit and this guy is a wierdo. He's standing over my shoulder watching everything I type. I hate my job....".

@@TheVanillatech that's insane lol I never noticed wtf 😂

Lol I loved that game too 😂 I remember spending an unreasonable amount of time on it in the cafeteria area

Super turbo turkey puncher.... 3!!!

Dude the sound design in this game is immaculate. They really make you focus on everything there is to hear in the environment it feels so intense! I wonder if for the reflections, they did what half life 1 did which was they just duplicate everything in the mirror but flip it so that it looks like a reflection. I can't think of another way they got such perfect reflections for the time!

Lots of games had reflections without ray tracing. It's just a mirror image of the entire room being rendered again.

@@JustinLesamiz half life 1 is a perfect example of this!

​@@cyclopticwonder5one of my favorite examples is mgs2, when the floor is wet, they mirror the level underneath so the wet floor looks reflective.

Can be two things a camera, that is the glass, you just can't do it with reflections, or a cubemap and just rasterized the character with planar reflections, but in rasterized game the reflection can be very good just with a cubemap but not realtime

Exactly! I feel like it would do so well! Aside from doom 3, I don't think they have a true action horror game. By today's standards, it would he interesting what they could come up with to stand against big ones like dead space

they could if they use a "normal" human soldier like in halo 3 odst, buff the enemies and add some survival mechanics like health kits

Doom 4??

@@ashgonza92 if I could get some talented people to help, I'd love to make a remake on unreal

@@cyclopticwonder5 I think Id should make a Doom 4 at some point. Maybe a few years after the 2016 trilogy is over. It could be a direct sequel to Doom 3 or just a different game that retains the gameplay and horror aspect of Doom 3.

Same always loved how the doors and stuff would let you interact with the keycsrd interface and stuff. It was very immersive.

I thought the same when watching star citizen haha, like dude this shit was on doom 3 20 years ago

Star Citizen? I seem to remember that coming in 2013! XD Maybe after another $500m, the developers will buy another island in the pacific ... I MEAN, maybe they'll finish the game! XD

Star Turdizen, emiright?

@@tommj4365 +

Fr man. I wish they wouldn't exclude it from the Canon and that we could get more development of this direction of game. Don't get me wrong I love the new dooms too, and they are fun and make you feel bad ass. I just wish we could also focus somehow on this experience

@@cyclopticwonder5 the new dooms are great, for what they are. But I think they do not represent what doom was meant to be.

@@vrontogatosThey for sure don't. I miss so much about Doom playing those games. They're Doom in only the most shallow ways.

Glad we're all not alone. I spent a bit of time trying to figure out what the new doom is missing and we all know what it is lol. It's John Carmack. Simple as that. EDIT: And all the talented crew that worked at ID.

Yeah as a guy that bought his first PC when the Doom 1 demo came out this was unreal.. The rest meh

@@JuliusCaesar888 same here man. This game was like nothing I had seen up to that point. Couldn't believe games could look like that

Yes, please!

@@attiladalmadi182 will do! Been busy lately and trying to finish HL2 videos, but I'll be back to doom 3 soon! And I'm planning on doing something similar to quake 4

@@cyclopticwonder5 Seeing forward to see it! After your HL2 and Quake 4 adventures, don't forget to do some RtCW too!

@@attiladalmadi182 oh interesting! Im not sure i know what that is. What is RTCW?

@@attiladalmadi182 oh Return to castle wolfenstein? Oh that will be interesting! I'm gonna have to look into it! I also would like to try using rtx remix to remaster old games too but I'll have to learn all that!

@@juniperli4250 me too man. Come back to it every year around Halloween

Yeah man this game knew what it was doing! I also love the level design

you virgin

@@dan-bp9tj same. I liked being forced to use the flashlight mechanic. Imo it made it much more intense and scary

@@cyclopticwonder5 couldn't agree more mate . I play doom 3 on the original xbox and it's class

@@dan-bp9tj the Xbox port was the move! I wish mine still worked so I could revisit on it. But of course, the mods im running here on pc make it enjoyable as well!

@cyclopticwonder5 yeah it looks unbelievable on the pc mate especially with the mods. The xbox version is great for me because of the xbox controller it just felt smooth

@@dan-bp9tj dude fr! There's something also nostalgic about the Xbox port. Maybe its cause it was the first place I played it. The original box art and the Xbox had coop that no other version I know of had!

Same experience for me! It was different but a welcome switch. I hadn't really played any horror before then but also I felt like doom 3's horror atmosphere and scares were different then anything else I'd seen at the time so it was haunting!

I have no life did it in two days last month.

Impressive..The later half of the game gets lengthy in corridors & sections. Very dark environment hard too see anything. Also alot of Skulls and Teleporting demons, Random explosions. It defintely takes alot of Effort too finish this game.. Which alot of people can't withstand. 🔥💀💯 @@TheVanillatech

@@chad_ak47 Delta Labs onwards is where it starts to kick off, for sure. It's a breeze up until then. I've play it quite a few times over the years though, which helps!

I 100% agree, after that train like puzzle section with that lone scientist, if im not mistaken. The game forces you down a set narrative path and you cant handle Doom 3 at a core level & mechanics, it is hellishly brutal. This game is like a Mix of Metroid, Half-Life, & DMC Difficulty. This game is a very overlooked gem imo 🗣💎 @@TheVanillatech

@@chad_ak47 Yeah it's a case of reaction times and knowing the attack timings of the various enemies, weapon selection, etc. Definitely a challenging FPS, the lack of "clever" AI seen in the likes of FEAR is replaced with the sheer pace of the combat and speed and damage of the enemies, and proximity. Great game.

Same it legit took me a few years to get the courage to finish it 💀 idk why I'd always get creeper out by the pinky demon scene as a kid. I couldn't handle how big bulky and fast it was in the tight cramped hall ways. It would freak me out everytime especially just a big mouth with no eyes 😵‍💫

Why? because you couldn't run it on your PC I guess...!?!? it was too heavy, or am I wrong?

@@pasza_dem duuuude I remember my forst time playing farcry. There was no action game quite as cinematic at the time. Graphics looks incredible too

Gta san andreas, halo 2, nfs underground 2...

@@El_mas_nalgon halo 2. I'll never forget the experience that was playing that. The step up in graphics from 1-2 looked incredible

Duuude thats legit! I still have my original copy from Xbox! And even a demo cd from the movie lol. I remember being so stoked when I saw the trailer and eagerly waiting for release

brother i still own my cds/pc mini retail boxes, i have them in plastic in mint condition LOL

Well said and I couldn't agree more. What we are missing these days is a high poly models mod that adds in high grade models in in a similar way that the doom 3 hd textures pack absolutely made doom 3 pop even that much more

@kayeplaguedoc9054 As gorgeous as the majority of Doom 3 is, making so many of the NPCs bald was a poor choice... their jagged conehead points is always unsettling to see lol.

@@jamesb1988 fr 😂😂

@@jamesb1988I used to work with the render programmer that solved the issue with the lines on their head. Something with the normal maps being mirrores a certain way.

Freaken johm Carmack was a genius and a legend man. To fabricate such work in 2004 is truly inspiring!

@@cyclopticwonder5 patented the "reverse Carmack" algorithm for the doom3 shadows, but he was a genius already 😄

Yeah it was the scariest thing I had ever played at the time it came out. There was absolutely nothing that come close in my opinion

Dude fr! The fact they even had the cherubs at the time was crazy to me. We didn't see evil babies or kids or even harm to children in games for a long period even after doom 3. It was bold and added to the disturbing atmosphere the game already had. Hit even harder at the time

@@cyclopticwonder5 "whatculture" even listed cherubs in their top 10 most creepiest creature in any video games.

@@cyclopticwonder5 cherub is a mutated infant and fly-like demon, they are both creepy and disturbing enemy in the game along with lost souls.

Bad Dreams, Shit.

@@cyclopticwonder5 Cherubs, those fuckers were hammerhead sharks.

They should give it the ol dead space 2023 treatment!

Why? It'd be a regenerating health, cover system, immersion breaking "fatality" moves, casual console shooter. Instead of remaking and butchering old legends and classics, I think they should come up with something GOOD and NEW. How about that? Oh my god what a CRAZY idea! XD

@@TheVanillatech couldnt agree more they would destroy this masterpiece, only thing that can be modified is better textures and models no changes in core gaming but that is already doable with mods like Dhewm3 Doom 3 Redux, Arl's Improvements so yeah fuck that

@@cido676 The gonna remake everything though, cos it makes money. Gaming is dead outside of the Indie scene and the odd decent original game that makes it through. Everythings a FIFA, a COD, a TombRaider, a Soulslike, a Roguelike or a REMAKE.

@@benterry28 I bet! I gotta experience this in vr someday

@@ironhell813 I hope I get to play the vr version one day soon

Get a psvr and don’t look back 😅

@@ironhell813 I really want a valve index but it's so freaking expensive. I know I need to play half life alyx in vr so it's gotta be pc for me

They turn it into casual console mince.

@@K3NN3H1 dude same! Rhe world building. I also liked having to hear them to get locker codes. Really did a good job of showing you other perspectives on the events that took place and the stuff they were working on at the uac. That and the interactive doors were so cool

Sounds are thanks to the weapons of mars destruction mod! Punchy for sure!

doesn't it man o man sickness 👍🏻

and the handgun . fkn sick 👍🏻

@@sachak I've been saying the same thing! It needs that deadspace 2023 remake. That is probably the best remake treatment I've seen by far. Kept the game the same while improving it and making it somewhat new of an experience

Fr the mod community does amazing work!

@@jlassh dude RIP that you lost that Xbox cause that would be an absolute gem right now, but man what a blast. What did the people that walked in and saw the game think? Were they blown away?

@@jamesb1988 😂😂😂

@@FallenEdict yeah it's good that that's an option since bfg is inferior! I personally like having to switch to it though. Or I would be fine with a pistol handicap where only the pistol has the flashlight but nothing else

Woah I never got to have the steel book, but I remember thinking how scary the game must be to have such a gory necrotic image on the front no matter how disturbing

@@Jensenmannwurst especially with her features. It seems to mess up the color in this game

Oh definitely! This games level design, lighting amd aestethic is crazy. I'm always immersed with how living the environment is and the sound effects. Really makes you believe all the machinery is necessary

@@TheHighSeasPodcast no dude fr! I was thinking there was no way it would look like that in actual gameplsy I thought that was like pre rendered. Absolutely jarred seeing it all in action the first time

I remember and love that game! I could try my hand at giving quake 4 this treatment too!

I haven't forgotten about this, just don't have enough memory at the moment, but maybe after I finish hl2 I'll look into doing a quake 4 playthrough!

Same. Such a good universe for this type of horror. I know alot of classic doom fans disagree but I love this game

Me too it holds up so well!

@@unnamed715 oh I can imagine. I can't wait till I can get vr to try it

@@cyclopticwonder5 Buy some spare pants.

@@DushyanthSachan me too! It's earned its place in my heart

Spitshined to the point of having graphics quality like Doom 2016

Absolutely not. Fuck Ray Tracing. That shit is ruining gaming. This game looks better than Cyberpunk 2077 on Overdrive RTX.

@@The_Gentabsolutely true, I recently upgraded my GPU from 980ti to 4070ti and played CP 2077 with ray tracing, I swear no difference whatsoever beside FPS dropping to half, I see older games have shadow and light reflection, Ray tracing is a scam

fucck ray tracing

​@mot8862 it really just depends on the game. Most just tack the feature on without any thought. Games like Metro Exodus, which was rebuilt around it, look incredible. Control is another example where it really adds a huge layer to the visuals, further grounding you in the experience. Designing games where art meets the tech has really fallen by the wayside.

Fr these were the days 😪 now everything's a money grab

That's so crazy to think about bro! Like I wonder what specs his rig was back then man. Who would have thought these days we'd be running 4k with 120 or more fps 😂 but I agree man the game was so far ahead of its time. You look st other titles from 2004 and nothing even comes close. Something about this engine gad a flare to it. Loved the original prey and quake 4 because of the same vibe too!

No other game from 2004 came close? Half life 2 was way beyond Doom 3. Doom 3 was great though.

@@Dal2227 i agree half life 2 was phenomenal and also had ground breaking engine physics, but the most noticeable difference in my opinion where doom surpasses is gonna have to be lighting. Hl2 looks good and holds up, but it falls short having utilized baked lighting. Doom 3 was probably the only game in that time period that used fully dynamic light throughout the entire game as opposed to only flashlight or certain individual elements. However this is more a matter of my opinion on it. I'm also not super sure off the top of my head what other ground breaking games were out in 2004 that stick out besides doom 3 and hl2

@@cyclopticwonder5 that makes sense I was actually playing Doom 3 just a few weeks ago and the lighting is still impressive even today

Lol dude the "I smell fear" from the arm stretch guy was absolutely terrifying, even at 5 fps on my GeFOrce 3

@@antonycrumpton5758 dude this is faxx. I think the only other thing that gave me similar feelings was desd space 1 especially the remake that had random spawns everytime you enter a section even if you already cleared it

I'm still blown away how great this games design and lighting look to this day. I get a craving to play this every year!

@@cyclopticwonder5 Да. Хочется наслаждаться видом каждого механизма и каждой тени. Рассматривать каждую стенку. Раз сто уже прошел точно.

Игра где металл выглядит металлом, кожа кожей, картон картоном, пластик пластиком. И пожалуй самые реалистичные "сухие" подземные камни и скалы в играх вообще.

@@bluesteel8473 dude I love that bass part!

@@toniomiklo2406 same here! It was the way I experienced doom 3 for the first time as well!

I agree. Doom 2016 actually had some similar vibes to doom 3 in level design, but I agree they kind of took the art style especially with eternal to a cartoony space with all the colors and stuff. I know they were emulating the classics which they did a great job with that. However I do agree it's a bit cartoony now

@@cyclopticwonder5 Bethesda hired COD develoeprs to make Doom 2016, they did all the daft funky cartoony stuff and in the end, MahineGames had to be called in to "fix the game" cos of the massive backlash from fans on STEAM once the demo had been released. Machine didn't have time to start again from scratch, just did the best they could with the crap that was handed to them. Machine are the last bastions of true PC FPS gaming developers. They were all brought up as kids on a diet of Doom and Quake and Wolfenstein.

Yeah man it was truly great times. Games were more passionate back then.

Dude fr! Like dude the fast just improving the textures made thus game look so crispy. Like vruh same engine from 2004? Crazy. I put Ray tracing shader on it too and I felt like it gave it even a little more oomph

@@cyclopticwonder5 what separates d3hd from other hd doom 3 mods is how LOYAL and FAITHFUL the mod is to the textures of doom 3, legit looks like a properly upscaled doom 3. That ray tracing mod ontop of d3hd also looks incredible!

@@yourfatboy5359 I comoletely agree! It's a phenomenal mod. I can't believe how good doom 3 looks just with that. The way the reflections look on metal surfaces is nothing short of orgasmic lol. I think doom 3s level design was ahead of it's time. I often look for that same industrial vibe

@@cyclopticwonder5 so true, this mod is up there with re4hd as one of the greatest hd mods for a video game ever! Doom 3's level design was designed with such elegance and care, it feels like a real industrial location, despite taking place 100 years from now on mars it still looks believable and realistic, it doesn't go all sci fi, love the world building that into the creation of doom 3's locations, there's a proper purpose for every single location, i just love it so much i can write paragraphs praising the level design and architecture of doom 3 it's just THAT GOOD.

​@@yourfatboy5359dude fr! They make it feel so living woth the lighting, moving machinery and eerie sounds. The world building they do in Mars city os so freaking good and the interactivity. I honesyly feel this game set the pace for games that would come out later like dead space and the level design in those type of titles

@@Concionator me too, it was a cool mechanic that added to the scare!

Fr doom 3 looks songood with so little. Such a phenomenal engine and game

@@mleise8292 I agree, I only wish hl2 had dynamic light as opposed to its generaly baked in light compared to doom 3. Both games still hold up but doom 3 can be taken further graphically with mods because of its great lighting

Couldn't agree more!

@@themoon69420 yeah man who would have known they'd be the icons they are now. I had a similar year of interest around 2007. I picked up the 360 for the first time with bioshock, halo 3 and gear of war. I'll never get the raw gamage 😂 times sure are different. But man I'm sorry to hear that! 😔 it's always sad realizing it when those people aren't as close as they once were. Ypu never think for a day the last time yall signed ok was gonna be it. I feel you man. The ebb and flows of life sometimes tug at the heart strings when you become aware of it.

@@tdome3000 oh heck yeah! I loved the switch version. Played it on there as soon as I could!

@@elcabezon2222 it was the same for me. Especially after the pinky demon. I thought the pinky movement, size and sounds were so scary lol

@@700007123 that's probably because all the waaaa waaa babies got scared once the graphics got away from sprites. It became too real lol. Don't get me wrong I love the new doom games, their soundtrack and gameplay loop along with staying close to the classic is down right impressive, I just wish doom 3 would get more love. At least a proper modern remake if not a sequel

@@sulrich70 dude fr I think this was the earliest known game I ever played to have sound design as good as this. There was no horror game prior that really got me as creeper put as doom 3 ambience. They didn't meed music or anything only industrial sounds amd creepy tones

@@AlexAliveLV same it really felt sinister and I think that was dome so well. I really enjoyed doom 3 as well I was always top scared to play but the game was so good looking I kept trying 😂

@@Charlemagne89 oh for sure, I loved quake 4 too! Shame we haven't seen much quake stuff since champions :/

Indeed! I loved when they came out with bvg and added new content and semi revamped it! I'm ok if we never get a sequel since the new doom vibe is different and also enjoyable, but I'd love if we were treated to a deadspace type remake. They need to make a new ip that explores thus style cause Id knew what they were doing with thus atmosphere and level design

Plenty of websites out there with all the advice you need for the perfect Doom 3 experience. You can get the GOG version (original, not BFG) and it pretty much works out the box. Just use the console to add the custom resolutions, jitter, etc.

@@SebastianSLT 100% they got atmosphere on lock with this one. Took along time before I saw any other games get close

@@JellLoowyeah they nailed the atmosphere in this game. Very few games keep me feeling anxious throughout the entire game! And thank you so much! 🙏🏽

@@armorheart me too man, me too now they rush games out that aren't even done. Only a few good studios still left out there

@@warsd4 dude fr john Carmack was on another level. The tech in this engine is honestly insane for 2004. Also it's crazy getting that perspective! I was personally around 7 at the time, but I remember also going to the store to pick these up. Fond memories being able to do that. I ended uo getting it for the original Xbox at the time cause my pops pc was not a gaming one, I'm lucky I got to experience half life 1 and originsl doom because of my dad's copies

@@darylandcat I agree! People hate the mechanic but I think it really added to the dread and fear of the unknown. It totally makes sense to me

Seriously this game was insane when it released. Hard to believe it came out in 2004! It's really interesting how ID always has some innovation thats ground breaking. Even looking at the new dooms, they have revolutionized fps genre yet again. I mean even looking at dark ages we are heading more and more into a type of almost souls like fps game which is pretty nuts. Nobody has managed to do a good or smooth first person game that involves parrying and tough bosses and swift movement like doom has

@@cyclopticwonder5 seeing the early released screenshots in 2002 was mindblowing.

Arguably Crysis was the last game that pushed the boat in terms of hardware requirements and revolutionary / generational leap in visuals. But Doom 3 (and everything iD made up to and inculding D3) was definitely that. They were the pioneers with the arrows in their back since Wolfenstein 3D. Maybe even since Kens Labyrinth and Catacomb Abyss,

@@bulldogdel8073 I agree! Alot of people Haye this mechanic, but it's all about the fear of the unknown. It adds a challenge that adds to the scares. If the light from firing guns was a little brighter in the base game, it would have been perfect. You could see enemies glitching closer as the strobe light of you firing your gun

@@gene081976 I agree! I don't mind it cause I love the game but definitely get where you are coming from. Maybe a good way would be to connect the maps like they do in souls games. Where you can unlock shortcuts since there's alot of back and forth. Especially since it's a huge facility it would make sense for it to be connected