I’ve finished the DLC, and I hate the direction DOOM is taking right now.DOOM 2016 was a relatively simple game—all you had to do was move, shoot, move, and occasionally rip demons in half.But by Revelations, the whole game has become extremely complex.Shields, chains, over a dozen types of enemies and variants, tons of collectibles, puzzles, and challenges.Toward the end, I was practically flying around like a madman using the chain, killing swarms of enemies while endlessly parrying bullet barrages.The screen was so filled with swarms of enemies and colorful flying bullets that I could barely see anything.My brain was constantly under intense pressure.The entire game felt noticeably overdesigned to me. It’s like designing a gun but adding 20 different firing modes to it.The game system became incredibly bloated. After finishing the DLC, I was left with nothing but a profound sense of exhaustion—I just felt like I’d finally been set free.I don’t hate this DLC, but I feel like the game has stopped feeling like DOOM. It’s more like solving math problems with a gun.
This is the hidden boss from the Revelations DLC.The game's boss battles have turned into extremely complex bullet-hell shooters combined with acrobatic stunts.This doesn't feel like DOOM anymore; it's become a completely different genre of game.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQy7EQL49ls
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The whole game feels like a reverse Call of Duty.
>>7434212712016 was a mediocre console shooter
Play Doom.
>>743421271You're 100% on point. There is an elegance in simplicity, adding 15 mecanics on top because it's a sequel and it needs more stuff is peak retardation. Doom 2 had minimal additions: new maps, some new enemies, a few new guns. That's all you needed for a sequel.
Well you're in luck, with all of id's engineering talent fired, there's no chance they're ever going to get another game out the door.
>>743421694And Doom 2 sucked compared to Doom 1.Slaughter map wads prove that what sequels need is to be harder
>>743421271Just say you got filtered.
