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You're not the only one. As much I enjoy Eternal, I do feel like it did split the playerbase because there are a decent amount of people who loved 2016, but didn't like Eternal. I have a feeling Dark Ages is probably going to do more of that, but I'm gonna wait till we see more gameplay footage just to understand what kind of DOOM game it wants to be.

@@SORROWANGIE If I'm being optimistic they might try to strike a balance with slower more methodical gameplay with polished fast pace moments/set pieces. Perhaps the speed of eternal will be limited to power ups idk. We shall see!

I think you might be in luck this time around. Hugo has mentioned "streamlining" mechanics for accessibility. The lack of dodging and double jumping also suggests the game won't be as complicated to get into. I get the feeling they're trying design a Doom game as far from Eternal as possible, which I hope is the case. Eternal is my second favourite game of all time but I absolutely do not want id to make an Eternal clone. I'll happily enjoy that for years to come as is. Indie devs imitating it is also cool, but id need to continue innovating IMO.

I finally played your campaign. First two maps. First one was good, and I didn't have too many complaints and it was much more polished than the second. Second one has potential to be another good one, but it needs better ammo balancing, and I think that section with valve switches needs some more fine tuning. The respawning heavy demons was kind of sucker punchy. I didn't like the magnetic shield mechanic, and it just feels like it made the level more annoying to play rather than adding dynamic gameplay. I also managed to beat the second level without dying to see how the ammo balance was, and it definitely needs some more ammo especially for the areas where you are fighting a lot of the bigger demons. Also, you are forced to finish the optional area to finish the level. Not sure if that is intended design or not.

@@SORROWANGIE Many thanks SORROWANGIE for taking the time to test my maps. Your comments are clear and very helpful, thank you. Could you please try again, I suspect you may have been playing with an older version? An update was released yesterday, and also at this very moment. Thanks

It's all good. If you enjoy the new DOOM trailer, power to you. Speaking of another snapmap, I do got one in progress, but I gotta find the right time to finish it, but I've been fairly busy with lots of stuff.

Heh man, I appreciate the few of you guys who religiously keep the game alive, I unfortunately cant really squeeze in any earnest time into the stuff anymore, but I'd never like to see the game die despite that

I am aware that Hugo said that, but I'm not quite on board on that comment yet. I'm personally waiting until they release like a gameplay video similar to Eternal's gameplay video back in Quakecon 2018.

@@SORROWANGIE You think Doom 1993 plays like Eternal?

@@NIGHTWULF Eternal does remind me a bit of DOOM II in terms of the combat intensity I'll say that. Just like how DOOM II amped up the combat from DOOM I, and Eternal did that for 2016.

@@SORROWANGIE How often do you jump in classic Doom?

@@NIGHTWULF I prefer to play the vanilla way, so i don't jump at all.

I heard somewhere that the modern DOOM games are pretty much considered a trilogy. I assume the Dark Ages might be the last DOOM title for now, and it'll be cool to see them come back to Quake. I personally think an Eternal styled Quake wouldn't be a bad idea too.

@@SORROWANGIE also, they could merge quake 1 lore and quake 2 together to please all the fans since in quake you already travel through different dimensions. So there would be enemies returning from quake 1 and quake 2 as well as the look of the levels and some weapons from both universes. I would want the main protagonist to be quake 1 ranger though. Also the unique soundtrack by nine inch nails is important to quake 1, so to be honest I would prefer they didnt repeat the music style from the new doom games, even though it would sound great.

I personally don't mind a sprinkle amount of Dark Souls influences in the game, but juding from the trailer, it seems like the Dark Souls influence is much heavier for my taste. Obviously, it'll be better to judge once we have a gameplay video just like Eternal's gameplay video at Quakecon 2018. It should be noted that I fell in love with DOOM 2016 because it was obviously taking influences from the old games, but it was also trying to reinvent itself. I'm no stranger to the DOOM games especially it's some of my favorite series and I grew up playing the old games too. Juding from the trailer, it seems like it's kind of abandoning that creative direction. Hugo Martin recently said in an interview that the game will be more of a "stand and fight" experience rather than a "run/jump and shoot" experience from 2016/eternal which is a comment I didn't want to hear. Eternal sort of took inspiration from the old games, but the great combat system is definitely one of the main reasons why Eternal ended up being a game that I still appreciate even though it was a game that divided diehard 2016 fanatics due to the change of mechanics or removing some of the core elements of 2016 (Multiplayer/SnapMap). I could definitely be wrong on the quickswitching comment and you do make a good point that it's only one footage from a short trailer. But if you watch any skilled player doing quick switching on 2016/Eternal and then you watch the The Dark Ages trailer where doomguy swapped his nailgun for the super shotgun, it's incredibly SLOW compared to those two games.

Almost like Darksiders

Exactly. Instead of repeating the same mechanics in every game they try to do something they haven't done before and keep it fresh every time.

@@Lenias7i am all for it. A new game should be… new.

Well thats the way the game was designed. Id software themselves were critical of 2016 and simply improved on the design with eternal. That doesnt really sound like a complaint more so as a bit of a skill issue

Chill out it's not even out yet

The Doom 2016 gameplay reveal also looked super slow and look how that turned out...

@@purebaldness it was my second time watching the trailer but after watching the interviews that Hugo did i believe in him considering the fact he made 2016 and eternal.

​@@OGP2293it's cool. I watched some 2016 and Eternal pre-release stuff and I think theu make the games look slow so as not to scare off the masses or make what they're presenting easier to understand. I remember worrying that 2016 was gonna be too slow because the Quakecon 2015 gameplay looked ultra slow lol

Yes.

@@SORROWANGIE you think doom 2016 is more eazy than doom eternal on the controller ?

@@Doomplayer14 2016 ultra nightmare was easy compared to eternal, even on controller

@@Doomplayer14 Yeah, I would say 2016 campaign overall is definitely easier than Eternal.

@@SORROWANGIEfor me complete opposite!

I personally thought the artistic choice was fine. Matter of fact, the first few bits of the trailer, I could tell it was DOOM, so id nailed the art direction for sure. I'm kind of surprised you didn't get any Dark Souls vibes while watching the trailer especially back when Hugo was doing his commentaries during his Eternal playthrough, I remember he would mention various Soul games a lot, so it was hard for me to not mention the Soul games especially the more I watch the trailer over and over again.

I'm well aware that the game is a prequel. Since you mentioned Hexen, I guess it kind of does have some resemblance, but I never got into that series.

@@SORROWANGIE game play is fun but really maze like just hope that maze pet doesn’t apply. If you have a chance you should try Doom arsenal ascension. Since it’s vanilla while mechanically doom 2016.

@@SORROWANGIE its a serious sam/painkiller clone crappy wave based arena shooters that have no business being called ''doom'' doom2016/eternal/painkiller the dark ages are all horrible. 2016 being least horrible tho.

Sucks to be you I guess? @@billybobbob3003

I'd say Eternal's campaign is definitely better overall especially the additional content like the Master Levels are more interesting to play than the Rune Trials/Classic Stages.

Yeah, I heard getting 99 is much easier in Resurrected because of the Terror Zones and I am aware that before 1.10, cows were very good to level up to 99 or just spamming Eldritch and Shenk.

@@SORROWANGIE you said the exact opposite in the video thats what i was commenting. on terror zones really only effect leveling when they are in high density zones and are best in the zones regularly used for leveling anyway. it is infinitely easier to level now than anytime in d2 lod's history.

@@brandonprice119 In this video, I'm sharing my perspective/experience on getting to level 99 on the current patch of Diablo II Legacy (1.14d) which is very much similar to the leveling experience of 1.10. That patch was the version I first played Diablo II back in the day. To clarify my comment, I meant to say that getting to level 99 in the older patches is similar to getting to level 92 or 93 on 1.10/1.14. Not D2R.

@@SORROWANGIE thats cool you just said it backwards then as you stated in older patches getting to 99 was so much easier it wasnt it was much more time consuming. baal runs are much faster and easier. i only brought up terror zones because you did.

The more people report this to support, the more likely this gets fixed sooner. Click the link in this video's description to submit a support ticket.

Never say never. A serious issue with snapmap on Playstation had been fixed a year or so back with only a handful of reports, so, Report the issue with Bethesda support. Every report counts. The video description has the link to where you can submit a support ticket.

@@telapoopy Ticket submitted !

Yeah it's only on Playstation.

What do you mean submit a ticket?

​@robinbankz3987 when you report an issue to customer service, the report is called a support ticket. The description of this video has a link to where you can submit one to Bethesda support.

Report the issue to Bethesda support. The link in the video description takes you to where you need to go to submit a support ticket. With how few people use snapmap anymore, every report counts!

​@@telapoopydid it, hope they come back up soon. Snapmaps are part of what made doom 2016, well doom 2016.

Nothing but facts.

Xbox.

@@SORROWANGIE Me too ! on xbox series x. Did you do the entire Doom 2016 campaign? if yes, do you have videos of it?

@@Doomplayer14 There are a couple of campaign gameplay footage in my montage videos if I do happen to hit a satisfying or skillful clip. For example, my previous video did have some campaign content.

Hard to say because there are so many good ones that are made by the community and myself. I'll say HELLISH MAP06, BIOWAR - Die Heushrecke, ANTIVIRUS, Outcast M4, Sisters of the Sands, Sandy Crater, Secluded MAP12, and City Survival from the top of my head.