Re:OK Doomer
by wishinghand on Sunday February 02, 2020 @08:32PM
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The newest Doom released in 2016 brings back that onslaught in a modern 3D engine. I forget the exact name but I think Mount and Blade had a lot of enemies on screen. It’s a medieval combat game. I’m not sure if Devil Daggers counts because it looks so primitive it might be an engine running 2.5D.
Re:OK Doomer
by Andrew_nenakhov on Monday February 03, 2020 @02:58AM
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It doesn't count if you can't mow down enemies with a chaingun. I presume there is no chaingun in Mount and Blade.
There is lance charge though!
I have the original Mount and Blade, never got a chance to delve deeply. Does it handle well on Win10?
Checkout Expanded Gameplay 3 for the original Mount and Blade. It's probably the most fun gaming experience I've had (second to Brutal Doom though).
Might be too late to get a response but do you have a TLDR of the differences?
It's so much faster paced. You feel powerful. Weapons feel real. Horses have real inertia. It's more arcadey, but that's the premise. It's just plain brutal fun.
Give it a whirl, and make sure you choose The Olde Knight or the Steppe Prince. And please reply if you do try - it's a lost masterpiece that the original mount and blade should've been
I played it a few weeks ago on Win10 without issues.
Re:OK Doomer
by neurostimulant on Monday February 03, 2020 @11:06AM
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It's been a while but I remember having a lot of fun fighting hordes of cannon fodder enemies in Serious Sam series.
Yup, that is exactly what I wrote in ~99 about Doom, that compared to modern games of the day (Q3, HL2) a lot had been lost. Besides the hordes of enemies, openness of the levels, and many other things: http://strlen.com/maps/pnf_columns.html
It was quite a while since I last played a 3D shooter (likely, HL2 Episode 2), so I don't really know if there is something out there that has a similar feel to good old Doom games.