There's a Playstation version of Doom from the 90s. I don't know if it's the same one (in digital format) as the one available today for the PS4. A google search brought me to these articles: doom.fandom.com/wiki/PlayStation_Doom_cheats doomwiki.org/wiki/Final_Doom_(PlayStation)

Ultimate Doom includes the original three episodes with an added fourth, Thy Flesh Consumed. Brutal Doom is a very fun mod. I play the Ultimate Doom with this mod as well. You can see it here: kzbin.info/aero/PLtVYbszwxQ3BsSnH1fy00MSbJGPIMlYnC&feature=shared

Which texture filter do I have on? I thought I had deactivated them.

@@CodeQuest9 I can't identify it very well, but it's clear that the game has some kind of filter

Thank you. I'm trying to meet the subscriber and watch hour minimum to qualify for monetization. BigMacDavis has got the most popular Doom channel from what I can tell and I think he does alright.

Any difficulty past hard realism is absurd and not fun and considering the limited ammo and endless quick respawns, I question if it's even possible. Even on this mode, some maps you got to conserve ammo.

@@CodeQuest9 trying to hit that mark myself. Hitting just 17 feels like it took forever. xD I've tried the one above hard realism; didn't even get past e1m3. That level kicks my butt on reg nightmare. I can't imagine trying to get past that on realism with respawn.

The problem also with respawn is that 100% kills is pretty much impossible. In classic Doom, there's a specific number of NPC's known for each level, then killing respawns can get you over 100%. In Brutal Doom (or maybe just Zdoom/GZDoom), the % for kills accounts for every NPC, even new respawns, so it's pretty much impossible to get 100%.

@@CodeQuest9 yea.... drove me nuts when I tried. I finished e1m1 with 67% and I did a mental count like, 'hey... wait a minute....'

I was still getting used to Brutal Doom and I think I just didn't think of the option. I did start using them. You can see me use them in my pistol start walkthroughs. I also only recently learned about the pistol's burst fire option.

I've made so many Doom videos by now. I didn't realize that it's standard to do a pistol start each level, which I started doing. I have another video of this with a pistol start.

I got so many playlists and I must have let one slip through the cracks. Thank you for telling me. I fixed it.

Those are all NPC's and part of Brutal Doom. There are otherwise ways to play multiplayer Doom with other people. It's not difficult to set up. Look up Zandronum, Odamex, and ZDaemon.

Doom on mobile sounds difficult to navigate.

It is the funnest version of Doom I've ever played.

The secret exit is in level 15. I did take it, then did level 31 and took the super secret exit to 32, then the game continues here at level 16.

@@CodeQuest9 Yes, those are "regular" secret exits that lead to Wolfenstein and Grosse, but Brutal Doom adds more secret exits that lead to more secret maps. Notice the pentagram at 6:04. Step on it. 😉

@@MisterMarin Wow, really? I definitely got to add more videos to this playlist then. Thank you.

@@sweet96635 Tip: Look for a manhole on map 13 (Downtown). 😉

I never bothered looking into who owns the rights. Turns out it's the Minnesota Educational Computing Consortium (MECC). You can always make something similar as a fan-made game. I once found a modern hipster version of The Oregon Trail online.

No way with what?

@@CodeQuest9 I dont understand the question!. Youve made a channel based on the Old Oregon Trail Game! Its Friggn self explainatory!!!! . Its more of a congrats than a knock at your angle... So As I Said-- No Friggn Way!

Welcome to KZbin

It's basically turned into a general gaming channel, especially the retro stuff. In fact, the only games I've been playing are retro. I've been doing a lot of Doom and Doom mods. I have another Oregon Trail game in one of the links under the video. It's for the 1990 version. I put these two in a playlist and am planning to make more videos of all the different Oregon Trail games. Turns out they made a ton. @@NightwingP40

My channel's not doing all that well, though. I got like 400 videos now, but my watch hours are under what's needed to be well on my way to getting the 3,000 required within a year. Maybe I got to do something differently. You a KZbin content creator? @@NightwingP40

It is an absolutely awesome mod. "Brutal" is the perfect way to describe it.

I never found it.

You can share it and I will check it out. Is it huge?

@@CodeQuest9 4 levels, not much if I'm honest but it's pretty decent. drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1YSYbyARCiFhHEFieGmt273JQToGjrJTD?usp=drive_link

It's also got plenty of stuff to 100% it​@@CodeQuest9

Did you respond with something? It shows 3 replies but I only see mine, so something of yours may have been removed. I do not see it pending review on my end. You can always let me know the name of your wad and where online it is hosted so I can download it and check it out.

@@CodeQuest9 its posted on doomworld but i'll link you to the google drive drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YSYbyARCiFhHEFieGmt273JQToGjrJTD?usp=drive_link here it is

Is that the standard for speed runs?

I hope you liked it.

That's a good thing, right?

just shows that youtube works to show stuff! i’m a big doom fan. all good, didn’t see your original comment

@@Allstin I looked at your channel. I notice you do Doom stuff. I'm trying to build this channel. Hopefully get like yours one day. At the rate I'm going, I'll make 3k watch hours within 8 or so months so I can at least get monetized.

@@CodeQuest9 there ya go! yes there’s actually 2 thresholds now. first is for memberships and super chats. second is for ads. first is 500 subs / 3k watch hours second is 1000 subs / 4k watch hours watch hours measured in a rolling 365 day period (like in your analytics) give a good hook in the title and thumbnail! commentary based stuff goes a long way too

A guy by the name of Thomas van der Velden made this entirely by himself. It took him 5 years. It was first released in 2009 and the latest update (this version) was released the same year. From what I've read, there's a different version that you can play on Playstation (possibly elsewhere as well) that has a few more levels and a couple other things are different and that came out even later.

He gave it some of its own mechanics unique from Doom II. Like, the canon in Doom II would fire and explode when it hits, but in this game, it's a different weapon that shoots a projectile that sometimes sticks on something and triggers when you touch it, but otherwise still explodes. Level 6 is full of NPC's like this (Harmony's version of the Cyberdemon) and it was the hardest level. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmeUkn6wq9yrjrs

@@CodeQuest9 It looks pretty fun!

@@hammondOT It is. The mechanics takes some getting used to.

That is a good question. I can't find the answer. Maybe it doesn't stand for anything. Maybe it's the author's username. The author is Bernard De Windt. doom.fandom.com/wiki/B.P.R.D

Five to find, three are one. One gives access, the Bladed Sun

This was always my strategy. I got so good at this game once, that I beat it on the hardest difficulty without getting hit once. It'd be cool to make another video of that. I may try.

@@CodeQuest9 if you work it right, certain planes are built for certain levels, watching the same plane all the time gets boring.

That would take a lot more money grinding. The entire game only takes about an hour to beat. But it would be cool to learn the other planes.

@@CodeQuest9 not asking for them all, just the a10 and f5

The game itself or my playthrough?

Thank you. I played a lot of Doom when I was a kid, but only recently learned there were all these custom maps. I also only just learned about the Cacowards.

I played this a lot as a kid. Some days, my family would take turns playing it all day. We especially loved battle mode.

Same here haha :D Happy times. This game was mindblowing at the time. And the 2 player battle got overly competitive between me and my sister haha@@CodeQuest9

It was my first time playing it. I'm way better at Doom.

My earliest memory is playing Barbie on Commodore 64. I should do a video on that.

I never really got into Quake in the 90s for some reason. I was always into Doom and Doom II. The graphics in Quake are better, however I feel like less effort was put into making it than the Doom games.

I've only been into a few first-person shooters my entire life. There was Doom, Doom II, Counter Strike, and Counter Strike: Source. Other games I played minimally. I never really got into Quake when it first came out. The graphics are better than the Doom games.

@@CodeQuest9 I played Quake and Quake 2 and Unreal Tournament. I never got into Counter Strike because I was awful lol and couldn't play. Of them all I probably played Quake the most.

I@@hammondOT It's a vague memory, but I believe I attempted to play Unreal Tournament once and the family computer wasn't able to accommodate the system requirements. I still have the original package and game .

Seems that way. I couldn't beat the easiest level.

I don't know if the wad itself is copyrighted. If not, you can always edit it to your liking by removing or changing whatever sound effects. You can do this with Doom Builder.

I'm not sure what you mean.

I never gave it too much thought, but you're right, it was. The custom course can be played not only by you, but CPU players. That means the programmers coded this game very well.

@@CodeQuest9 My custom courses always involved me falling a bunch of times and the computer riders leaving me in their dust 😆

@@ZeroThe14th I didn't play this game a whole lot when I was a kid, but I remember it well. It's so basic. I remember messing with the custom courses option, but I just goofed around.

I played a lot of very old games, but I can't recall those two.

I didn't know that. Thank you. I will update the title.

So, it turns out this is the 1990 version released for MS-DOS. The mid-to-late 80s version was for Apple II. At least I think that's the case. Different sources are saying different things, but it seems to be leaning to that. I think the Wikipedia article is wrong.

There's nothing to it. The way they made the maps in Doom and Doom II do not allow for multiple floors. Everything is flat, in a sense, even though some areas are higher than others. If you notice while playing the game, no open area you can walk on is just above or below another. That said, when you shoot, it'll hit monsters in front of, above, and below you, so long as your weapon faces them.

It's true I could have used more money to stock up in the beginning. i wanted to save enough money for ferry rides across rivers, because that's the safest way to go. I was just stoked that I made it to Oregon without a single person dying. I think that's great.

When I had zero food, I immediately went hunting.