Often means I'll save the blood punch for emergencies. It reminds me of old Quake/Unreal games - stand still at all and chances are you will be killed - the only time I seem to need to slow down at all is when trying to stagger the weaker enemies for a glory kill as opposed to just killing them, which is annoying as when your health is low, slowing down is the last thing to do. Demons = bad, kill them lots would have worked.Д«een playing through on Hurt Me Plenty - the learning curve was steep, but now that I have the hang of it, doesn't feel that hard - once I switched from modern FPS tactics of thinking about positioning/camping, preserving ammo etc. One slight criticism would be that the story isn't to the level of something like Gears or Halo, almost feels like they didn't need to bother, but its Doom. The weapons all have proper weight to them, the soundtrack is great and the gameplay is spot on. I'm loving it - a proper, dirty, rocket jumps all the way to school uphill both ways FPS. It took me well over an hour of constantly trying to get that done.

I never took it and had a lot of deaths as a result! But i remember the fight feeling a bit broken too it has the 'fire when the eyes flash green' mechanic, but whereas with Marauders I was able to get the timing right maybe 80-90% of the time, with the Gladiator it almost never worked.ДЇirst prize for toughest part of the game has to go to the fight with the Kahn Makr though. Fighting that was the first time i was offered the super armour to make life easier. The Gladiator was nails, with a lot of attacks that felt impossible to dodge. I thought they would be the toughest to kill.ДЄ couple of the boss fights were the hardest bits for me. On the other hand, i don't remember having any problems with Cyberdemons. As has been mentioned above, the Marauders were the biggest PITA and i never found fighting them fun as such, they were just a slog. I finally completed it a few days back, having played the whole thing on 'normal'.

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