DOOM 3 Duct Tape Mod [Aug 06, 2004, 10:02 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
A quickie Duct Tape modification
for DOOM 3 is now available. The mod addresses the absence of this essential
tool and provides the ability to attach your flashlight to your machine gun.
Just beat the game on Vet and I must say it was one fun dungeon crawl 
Anyone here played the Alpha? I think ALOT of the sounds effects of the demons and zombies were more menacing and blood curdling than what id replaced them with for the final product. The tentacle zombie was one scary mofo in the alpha, mainly due to his taunts and cries,"I HATE YOU!" or when he recieved orders from some unknown demon through his radio.
The pinky demon also sounded much scarier with his metallic/hydraulic striding as he chased you down.
I was just somewhat disapointed in the choices id made for the enemies soundwise. I remember in the good ole days (Doom 2), hiding in a corner preparing to battle a cyberdemon as he got closer, pounding hooves and growling. No more hoof pounding in Doom III. I guess its mostly footsteps that could've been done much better. Theres no surface-specific sounds at all...you sound just the same walking on hard metal as you do walking on demonic flesh. Certain sounds are just alittle bit weak and detract from the intensity of it all. That and the A.I. Minor gripes in what was overall, a true nostalgic successor to Doom 2.
Spoiler : All the id fanbois will get a kick out of the Easter egg on the last level before the final showdown
This comment was edited on Aug 7, 13:48.
Anyone here played the Alpha? I think ALOT of the sounds effects of the demons and zombies were more menacing and blood curdling than what id replaced them with for the final product. The tentacle zombie was one scary mofo in the alpha, mainly due to his taunts and cries,"I HATE YOU!" or when he recieved orders from some unknown demon through his radio. The pinky demon also sounded much scarier with his metallic/hydraulic striding as he chased you down.
I was just somewhat disapointed in the choices id made for the enemies soundwise. I remember in the good ole days (Doom 2), hiding in a corner preparing to battle a cyberdemon as he got closer, pounding hooves and growling. No more hoof pounding in Doom III. I guess its mostly footsteps that could've been done much better. Theres no surface-specific sounds at all...you sound just the same walking on hard metal as you do walking on demonic flesh. Certain sounds are just alittle bit weak and detract from the intensity of it all. That and the A.I. Minor gripes in what was overall, a true nostalgic successor to Doom 2.
Spoiler : All the id fanbois will get a kick out of the Easter egg on the last level before the final showdown
This comment was edited on Aug 7, 13:48.
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