this is gonna be one people debate endlessly about
is it better than 2016, is it the right direction for doom, is that really the ending they went with, all these questions that may never get answered except for that last one
as im sure you know by now, this is very different from 2016 which is the absolute best thing for it. going from a game about being the autarch of destruction to a first person shooter with immense depth in its mechanics is a uncharacteristically subtle change that makes a world of difference, which is exactly what a sequel needs
doom eternal is hard as shit but its tacticality in how you "rip" and "tear" as one might say makes every shootout engaging as hell. some fights are a bit reliant on having enemies with too much health or just spawning a bunch of them, but despite that minority of lame fights the combat itself is inherently extremely engaging.
theres a lot more to this game that i could get into, but the core loop itself is so great that you have to play this game simply for that.
is it better than 2016, is it the right direction for doom, is that really the ending they went with, all these questions that may never get answered except for that last one
as im sure you know by now, this is very different from 2016 which is the absolute best thing for it. going from a game about being the autarch of destruction to a first person shooter with immense depth in its mechanics is a uncharacteristically subtle change that makes a world of difference, which is exactly what a sequel needs
doom eternal is hard as shit but its tacticality in how you "rip" and "tear" as one might say makes every shootout engaging as hell. some fights are a bit reliant on having enemies with too much health or just spawning a bunch of them, but despite that minority of lame fights the combat itself is inherently extremely engaging.
theres a lot more to this game that i could get into, but the core loop itself is so great that you have to play this game simply for that.