Damn, I wish I had not forgotten to get the Doom pack when it was on sale on the Xbox store about 2 weeks ago! 16:9 is an additional addition in its own right, for those that aren't purists.
Fantastic news. I'm still regularly playing these releases. I just finished No End in Sight and am now moving on to BTSX Episode 1.
I tried both, and they both feel off. Roll feels kinda OK with max sensitivity, but it's not really comfortable for me personally.
It seems to be Nightmare and Coop monsters. They also added new locations for the weapons, like a BFG on Entryway.
UV+, also called UV-Fast, is Ultra Violence balancing but with Nightmare monster and projectile speeds. For this release it is also using the multiplayer map item and weapon spawns. It's just a tougher, faster experience, without some of the drawbacks of Nightmare. I always find the respawning monsters in Nightmare to be such a slog.
It's probably summoning the iOS touchscreen control UI, heheThe PS4 versions seem to have a weird overlay if you press (or touch at all) the touch pad now. I don't remember that before. It goes away as soon as you press another button.
Icons appear in each corner.
It looks like something you'd see on a phone screen if you were playing with touch controls. Is there a setting to control looking or movement with the touch pad?The PS4 versions seem to have a weird overlay if you press (or touch at all) the touch pad now. I don't remember that before. It goes away as soon as you press another button.
Icons appear in each corner.
Yeah, not all gyro controls are created equally sadly.
Im not very fond of bilinear but I would love being able to have an option to crank the internal resolution to native (right now is 960x600) at least in the PC version. Also it would be good to have the option to set a internal smaller resolution in Doom 64 (right now is 1440p and native 4k).
Actually it's 852x400 (16:9 but with the 1:1.2 pixel ratio) now, and cranking it up wouldn't go very well, it was brought down for a reason. As the resolution increases, aside from the exponential CPU performance hit (remember, Doom uses a software renderer), the mathematics used to draw everything start to fall apart due to the limited fixed point 32bit math. 960x600 alone was already proving problematic with the very noticeable flat seg warping for any segs intercepting the bottom of the screen.
What it needs is combination scaling. If they use nearest neighbour scaling to the highest possible integer (eg 2x2 at 1080p or 4x5 at 4K) and then bilinear scaling to the final resolution, they can get a sharp interpolated look. Best of both worlds at the right viewing distance.
Had no idea. Maybe I'm just too accostumed to GZDoom and thought it was something easier.
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GZDoom has unfortunately coloured a lot of misinformation about how Doom worked.
Wait, you don't start over when you die? You have infinite ammo? What?
