"Well... It's no Ejipt". I died on cue after that XD

Hello gamer, thanks for giving my friends WAD an incredibly detailed review. I wrote the story text in this wad that encapsulated the twisted, and deranged mind state that Machete Guy went through during the project. Just wanted to reach out and thank you for taking a look at this WAD especially since story and narrative are of very little importance when it comes to DOOM.

1:08 17:28 Nice doubling up statement there 😀 32:54 mouldy released a 10th Anniversary Edition of GD like a month ago! It seems to have been received pretty warm in general, as well.

Honestly, I kind of love map 27 (red hot)'s midi the map is extremely cramped combined with the dark red and black textures gives you the feeling of almost being in a furnace. Personally I think the strange midi ads to this, because every time I hear it, it creates a strange burning feeling in my brain, as if the midi is meant to make you feel (red) hot. Almost like you're burning to death in a hot furnace of hell.

Been binging your videos. Love your content! Keep up the great work, brother.

Your breakdown of map 31is the type of stuff why I always come back. Great analysis, as always!

"Hangman map = highpoint". what? second half of the wad looks much cooler, like Valiant 2015

2:54 DELINQUENT REFERENCE!!!!!!!!

So as it turns out, Requiem MAP 20, was the OG Map 26 for Demonfear (he ended up replacing the map alongside his Map’s 27 and 28 (here being Map’s 26 and 25) with new ones later when he compiled the Demonfear episodes together in 2000 for his Megawad. In other words, these 3 unused for their original purpose versions of Demonfear 6 were a case of what could’ve been for that wad.

The Doom Wiki states that the MIDI from Sunlust Map13 is from here, somewhere, "Quickfast". But I can't find it. Any Idea where it is?

I assume If I replace the Es with Xs on the difficulty grade I’d get the real grades

just watching this changed me. just when i thought we were running out of S tier wads, i see, and hear, this

This is a good video

my first ever DoD vid and i am already loving your content, subbed!

Rewatching this after playing Eviternity 2 earlier this year, and the little battleship made me crack the biggest smile.

Well, regardless, it's still an iconic episode.

4:24 ITS GRINCHES ULTIMATUM AS THE MUSIC OH MY GOD WHAT WHY HOW IM FREAKING OUT SO GRUNCHY

It's amazing how much easier Equinox is if you just play it continuous.

Master levels sucks just because it's not continuous. I bought it when it was new and I was so disappointed. It's like it's intended for death match or something, but I didn't know anyone who had internet at the time, so that wasn't really a thing.

Want to say "a plutonia" to large groups of enemies. A plutonia of revenants.

Just so you know MtPain, there's an April Fools joke WAD from a few years back called "Sunder for People who don't have time to play Sunder". Maybe that would be an easy April fools episode if you don't feel like going the whole hog for the next one. To be honest, as the maps in that set went on, I was still quite impressed at how they were able to capture the essence of Sunder in such few monsters and time taken. It's impressive enough on it's own and deserves more of a spotlight than as an April Fools joke.

18:50 Deltarune's Field of Hopes and Dreams as a MIDI for a Doom map is a pleasant surprise I wasn't expecting

12:15 You said it Erebus

4:04 you should play maximum doom and come back to that comment

The first hell revealed was amateurish and boring. This one was amateurish and frustrating

Going Down and a new turbo remaster/remake/rebalance/thing being released on Id's featured list so that it can be played on the Switch is not something I imagined ever happening, but it might make up for all of 2024.

Can you please do doom in Spain only

I took a look at the song list to figure out what else you didn't mention, and this WAD's soundtrack is certainly.....eclectic.

There’s a new version of this wad that Cyriak released for its tenth anniversary called “Going Down Turbo”, and it seems to be a more polished and to-the-point version of it.

This series is great, can’t believe I only just found this! You should do Strain, it’s a 32-level megawad made in 1997 by Alpha Dog Alliance. Very obscure but it gives me lots of nostalgia since I played it a long time ago and it also features some Mark Klem songs too!

Alas, Radiohead isn't any more interesting to me in midi form than the real thing. I guess them and I are not meant for mutual understanding. To be honest I also blame them for the flood of "rock music, except without any rock" that plagued the 2000s and 2010s. As for this WAD, errr, no thanks. Not only does it look like torture, but to quote one of my favorite KZbinrs... post-modern is old hat.

This review makes me appreciate playing more classic FPS than just Doom. Not saying this to trash Down the Drain, but there are so many great custom campaigns for other classic FPS like Blood, Quake, and Half-Life that are also experimental with their textures, level design, and other elements. It's like, there are only so many JPCPs or Speed of Dooms out there for Doom, but I can find those for other classic FPS I love too.

Dean of Doom always coming in clutch

Every Damn Night sounds awesome!!! And your narration is just perfect. I love it.

"Lied" is pronounced "leed" It's a German word. It just means a piece of music.

"I don't really play doom for fun anymore, I play it because it gives me insights about human nature" A quote to put on your wall, I love it.

Funny thing, you never see people who do high-level gameplay (well) saying anything to this effect. Unless it's a rule for a specific challenge, people who complain about save scumming have never challenged themselves enough to get to the point of needing it.

Second comment on this video, and I just finished map 15. I ended up damning myself by wasting the invuln, and ended up saving over my only save slot after it ran out, forcing me to restart from a pistol start. Yes, despite playing sequentially, I screwed up so badly in the search for the secret exit that I had to restart pistol only. Now to play through the rest of this fever dream of a wad before watching the rest of the video. Edit: I could not finish map 31. I got to the outer 4 sections (the ones with the barons, mancubi, arachnotrons, and cybie-cybes), and ran out of available ammo. In a desperate attempt to get infighting to start, I awakened every last arch-vile by accident, and was only able to make it to the archnotron room BFG before I ended up causing so much extra monster respawning (with chaingunners being a big one) that the whole map got flooded with so much extra monster crap that I had to use IDDQD to even desperately push my way through everything, get enough ammo from the mancubus and cyberdemon rooms (without getting splattered in 1/8 of a second flat), and then clear another path to the exit where I had to maneuver up those stupid platforms before a flood of monsters entered the room and block me with their infinitely tall hitboxes. And even then, I still have no idea how to even reach map 32.

Probably the horniest episode of Dean of Doom.

"The difficulty curve is scribbles" - I love this line, in part because I understood the message _immediately_ but also the way I pictured a scribble was just very humourous. I'm gonna steal that line, good stuff

A Benjogami. Still to this day one of the only mappers I play that I barely touch the UV difficulty for. Not played this particular wad, but TotG beat my ass for needing to UV Max every map I play.

Baloney Town uses a midi version of Live's Shit Towne. Using a B side few would recognize is an odd choice.

I will just say, I am really happy to see you upload so much again, your videos are some of my favourites on KZbin. As soon as I saw your Ad Mortem video I started playing WADs again. The way you approach Doom WADs ghas changed how I approach any game I play.

25:56 I don't get it.

I've completed two megawads in a row that perceptibly take a lot of inspiration from TNT: Evilution: Good Morning Phobos and TNT: Revilution respectively. And I really enjoyed both of them. It's nice to see that TNT still influences mappers in a really positive way and that there are mappers whose eyes are open to what's worth passing on from the original source. To me personally, I think, Map12: Transduction and Map22: Pharaoh's Claim gave the greatest impression. The former genuinely scared me; while the latter astounded me with its elaborate and well crafted secret system. I really really like it when the secrets in a map are, on the one hand, "accessible," that is, not ridiculously obscure, and on the other hand, more than just small nooks and niches that contain a certain amount of loot, and that's all. Pharaoh's Claim really outdid itself with its secret system, I loved to discover it all. I think it bestows a map with a great deal of atmosphere when the secrets are also meticulously crafted, because it gives you the feeling that you're not just on a map, but in a world that spreads broader than the single map you're actually on. So I was really stunned by Map22. Anyway, Maps20 to 22 are an excellent roll in TNTR. I also agree that the boss fight is kinda redeeming. I mean, I shouted and cursed a lot when I tried to solve the "puzzle" of the boss, but when I understood it and finished the fight, I really felt that the final map is quite okay. So, thank you for suggesting TNTR, it was really-really worth the play.

MtPain returns with another goated video.

I recognize that Sailor Moon music!

Video. Watched. Dean. Doomed. Primus. Sucks.

I actually really enjoy your lost episodes format. To me, the rules were never the appeal of these videos. I just like seeing your thoughts about maps.