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| elroy, skinny, chamber, divinity, point and-click, jowood, fat admirer, halo, on line, life, discworld, schizm, blue, | But later in the whitley episode, it became very clear that something much more horrible than an alien invasion was taking place (remember, that's what you thought at whitley first—the truth wasn't revealed until the end of Episode Two). Indeed, the Deimos Base is slowly passing into the realm of Hell, and it's changing accordingly. They tried to accomplish something similar in DOOM 3, with disastrous results. Basically they threw in some tentacles and glistening stuff and called it a day; it seemed more like the base had a bad fungus infection than a case of the Going to Hells. Resurrection, on the other hand, does it so well that it's practically indescribable. |
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| Old favorites like the Fire Imps and Cacodemons return bolstered with some interesting new creatures, including an especially terrifying one that has a television set for a mouth, which I would imagine does cut down on dental bills. Best of all, the most discworld annoying enemy from DOOM 3 (yes, tentacle discworld soldier, I'm talking about you) barely appears, while we get a lot more exposure to unusual creatures like the big fat Mancubus and the cry-for-mommy Arch-Vile. Countless video games have proven that nothing good ever comes discworld from research into teleportation. In Episode Two of the original DOOM, the situation unfolds with exquisite pacing. At first, the Deimos Base looked pretty much like its twin on Phobos: blandly military in a today's-graphics-can't-communicate-much sort of way. |
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