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He doesn't bother me because of how few times he pops up, but it isn't really an excuse. He's just a bad enemy design. It's a shame because he is a really great concept.

It seems crazy to me to say that designed usage of weapons is a bad thing. Puddle deep? What? It perfectly balances the systems it has and asks you to utilize them, and when it clicks it is brilliant....

Man, the replay levels with cheat codes thing is such a great, dumb fun way to mop up masteries or pick up stuff you missed. I genuinely don't mind replaying levels just to grind something out because...

@efesell: My wife and I have been on a tiny island in Korea for over a month now, only interacting with our local store cashier and we felt the same kind of bemused way when we saw people back in the ...

Jesus you people are crazy talented. I will enjoy lurking in this thread and occasionally posting how amazing some of the work is.

@j-mack: It comes back around a little towards the end, but it is never as satisfying story wise as 2016, which is such a bummer. 2016 actually made like, weirdly super into Doom lore and I even read ...

I know they likely don't read the comments, and for good reason. In the off chance that one of them checks in though, please note for Doom Eternal: you don't HAVE to take out a heavy's weak points! So...

@nickhead: this is the part I find a little baffling about some of the more pointed criticism here. Especially because I am replaying 2016 right now. Even on Hurt Me Plenty you bleed health so fast in...

After finishing it and immediately diving into 2016 for a replay, I can definitively say I like Eternal's game play more by an almost crazy degree. Everything about Eternal moves better, feels better,...

@nikkicetus: without spoiling anything, this definitely takes place after Doom 2016 and the beginning makes even less sense the further in you get. This and that Bethesda statement makes me very confi...

@briarpack: I loved Doom 2016 so we aren't going to agree overall regardless, but I am always so shocked and crazy impressed when people are just casually like "just beat this game that just came out ...

I love it so far, but I had to stop after 2.5 levels. I'm on whatever is above Hurt Me Plenty (I can't remember the name), and there was only one part that I felt like I really was just in a "what the...

@extintor: Too true. Fingers crossed we don't have another four years of this shit. I don't live in the US and even still I would love to hear about the president less.

Not surprised at all, but still really troubled that the White House administration now insists on calling it the Chinese virus. They seem genuinely determined to make this as incendiary as possible.

@mellotronrules: It is truly wild to compare life in the US to here in Korea. The panic shopping most of all. It really puts a focal point on how individualistic the US can be, to a fault. Korea has f...

@suprspecialawsm: Best of luck, duder. From one teacher to another. Subbing is hard and under appreciated work. Love to you and yours and hoping for the best.

@haneybd87: I haven't listened to the Beastcast yet, but your story of a shutdown is wild. The worst I've had is it do its weird freeze up when the screen is busy and having to shut it down myself bec...

I loved it, but it was kind of a technical mess on the Xbox One X. From legit freezing in time at moments (but the music still playing normally), bizarre graphical hitches, to some wonky graphics in s...

@pm_xenos: Yeah, I live in Korea, and my biggest concern right now is my 86 year old grandmother in the US that is still the musical director for her local HS. It spreads so easily and is hard to cont...