Visualante said:Would love to know the ball park on PC specs. I'm guessing a quad core will be recommended.
Steam's servers are going to love this game. They're going to have to offer a pre-load if it's more than 20gb.
charlesthefirst said:I hope Doom 4 has a soundtrack like I and II had.
ChaoticBlue said:how come uncharted and killzone2 doesn't have mandatory install?
EmCeeGramr said:*rips some rock midis to the game folder*
kickin rad, now to download some wads
NullPointer said:Are we still looking at a sizable install even on the PS3?
I know you're being sarcastic, but there actually is a really good modern doom wad - Knee Deep in Zdoom. They basically create Doom ][ if ID had taken another 2 years to develop a proper sequel instead of shoving out an expansion pack.EmCeeGramr said:*rips some rock midis to the game folder*
kickin rad, now to download some wads
trinest said:I hope you can get a blu-ray PC version :/
No no...you got that confused with Rape Me. Everyone makes that mistake with the midis.Zeliard said:Is one of those midis Smells Like Teen Spirit?
EtanSivad said:I know you're being sarcastic, but there actually is a really good modern doom wad - Knee Deep in Zdoom. They basically create Doom ][ if ID had taken another 2 years to develop a proper sequel instead of shoving out an expansion pack.
I was impressed that encountering a new enemy type had the ability to scare/shock me. Well worth a play if you were a doom nut back in the day.
charlesthefirst said:I hope Doom 4 has a soundtrack like I and II had. That music was super awesome. It would be nice if the gameplay returned to the form of I and II as well...
It happens. When Blade runner shipped in 1997 it was 4 cds and the full install was 2 (Maybe 2.5?) gigs. At that time brand new pcs were shipping with 1.5 gigabyte hds. I remember reading the system requirements and thinking 2 gig free space for full install was a joke or a typo.Minsc said:I wonder at what point a game is so big it's a detriment? I mean what if it wasn't 3 DVDs, but 3 blu-rays? Would a 150 gig installation put off PC gamers? I guess so. Would be a pretty epic game though!![]()
As with most things it's a case of "when something is there, you use it". If every 360 came with HDD, mandatory installs would have been common place too.NullPointer said:I admit I'm not up to date on all the reasons for PS3 installs or why some games do or don't need them.
If transfer speeds are an issue at constant 9MB/s, they will remain an issue(or get worse) at variable 6-15MB/s (12x DVD).But with all that unique data, who knows?
Gattsu25 said:No no...you got that confused with Rape Me. Everyone makes that mistake with the midis.
It was a joke...I wasn't much of a fan of Final Doom, oddly enough.Zeliard said:Could've sworn that Smells like Teen Spirit was a part of Final Doom.
No? The riffs are similar but I'm pretttttty sure it was Teen Spirit. Oh well, that was like 15 years ago.![]()
BobTheFork said:OK, so I'm just starting to check the game out now and it looks great. I can't wait to see how it turns out on ps3. I didn't even know I was missing out on this : ) I need to keep up. Now if I just knew where the creepy, voo-doo doll avatars came from.
Gattsu25 said:It was a joke...I wasn't much of a fan of Final Doom, oddly enough.
*puts on list*ZombieSupaStar said:scribblenauts avatar request thread
:lolNullPointer said:So, whats that? A 20Gig full install on the 360?
I didn't know shadows took that much space.
eh? was funny the first time...Stitch said:3 DVDs? That's a lot of black and brown textures.
Okay...now you guys are just being fucking lazy.Chojin said:Jesus. That's a lot of data for all that dark.
Fafalada said:If transfer speeds are an issue at constant 9MB/s, they will remain an issue(or get worse) at variable 6-15MB/s (12x DVD).
That said - with non-linear streaming you usually end up fighting seek-times, not transfer rates, and in that case a presence of HDD for caching(not installs) helps a lot more then optical disc speed.
Eel O'Brian said:For multi-disc 360 games, I wonder if there's a way you could HDD install the first two discs, and just keep the third disc in the tray to satisfy the 360 disc check requirement?
I never got to play it when it was new, so when I got it in the id super pack on Steam I was hyped to play some more Doom 2 levels.EmCeeGramr said:Is anyone really a fan of Final Doom, though?
Awntawn said:Wonder what he means when he says the PS3 is more difficult to work with, but gives them more headroom. Hopefully "more headroom" isn't technical lingo for "less AA and lower resolution textures" like it does for a lot of multiplatform devs ;/
goldenpp72 said:Is this in house or another raven piece of shit
goldenpp72 said:Is this in house or another raven piece of shit
[Raises hand]EmCeeGramr said:Is anyone really a fan of Final Doom, though?
markot said:>_<
Do they even try to compress stuff >.>?
gafster1 said:I've seen nothing reported suggesting this. MS, nor has anyone (to my knowledge) been made privy to ID/MSFT's per-disc license fees or any such details.
Eel O'Brian said:For multi-disc 360 games, I wonder if there's a way you could HDD install the first two discs, and just keep the third disc in the tray to satisfy the 360 disc check requirement?
TheOddOne said:Doom 3 was a abomination. 99% of using your flashlight, nice game design there Tim Willits!
Carmack in GI said:"Doom 3 did wind up having this set of things we identified that were problems for people. It was a very dark game. we had to be very careful because every light you added cost on there, so we were always trying to only have two or three lights present on any given surface. I still look back and horribly regret the whole flashlight decision about not having it as a continuous thing. I was all paranoid about, 'Oh it's killing our frame rate. We've got performance issues,' and stuff like that."
Carmack in GI said:"I decided to do an outdoor game - and that was one of the other knocks against Doom 3, is it was all tight, confined, indoors. Even when Quake 4 opened it up a little more, but still clearly it was an indoor engine. That's what id did; dark and indoors. We wanted to step away from that. We've opened it up so that we can do these vast, huge, open spaces with the big wastelands, and the vegetation, and the big mountains and all that stuff going on there, which we didn't have the capabilities to do before."
Chiggs said:I think Doom 3 and Resurrection of Evil are really good shooters. In fact, I'm going through them now on some sort of id binge.