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- DictionaryDoom/do͞om/
noun
- 1. death, destruction, or some other terrible fate: "the aircraft was sent crashing to its doom in the water"
verb
- 1. condemn to certain destruction or death: "fuel was spilling out of the damaged wing and the aircraft was doomed"
3 days ago · Doom clone An early term for first-person shooters, based on gameplay that mimicked that from Doom. double jump The action, when game mechanics allow, of a game character being able to execute two successive jumps, the second jump occurring in mid-air without coming into contact with anything. The player must then typically touch the ground ...
2 days ago · To elaborate, I would say that the following are "uncontroversially" considered boomer shooters. Classic era this includes games like Wolfenstein 3D, OG Doom, Doom 2 as well as games built off the Doom engine or modified versions of it (Hexen/Heretic). It would also include Doom peers such as Pathways into Darkness or Marathon.
4 days ago · Discuss anything ZDoom-related that doesn't fall into one of the other categories. Subforums: Networking, Legacy Discussion
6 days ago · Orc Fortress v1.42 Beta is currently the latest version. The 1.4x update phases out the Dwarf-style crucible and trapmaker and introduces the Orcish Blacksmoke Furnace (oil, acid, fire weapons, chemistry) and Steamfoundry (advanced tinkering, golem and steamweapons).
3 days ago · An epic hero typically displays unparalleled bravery. More than just battlefield valor, this bravery is a profound form of moral courage, allowing the hero to face overwhelming odds or even certain doom. For instance, Homer’s Achilles in *The Iliad* is nearly invincible in combat, a demi-god among men whose martial prowess is legendary.
1 day ago · This skewed look at masculinity, life, and death could be a gloomy affair, but Martin Scorsese's use of this Ronnette's classic undercuts the doom and gloom with a sweetness that reminds the ...
2 days ago · Funnily enough, it took the harrowing recording process and subsequent tour to make Smith realise that, contrary to possibly his own expectations, he didn’t want to be tagged as a doom and gloom ...
