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Funny, I always watch the generic TDM intro video! I only play very rarely so it's like sitting down to watch a movie, I want to get going from start to finish.

Technically scripting is powerful enough to rebuild Doom inside TDM!

When is it ever

Interestingly enough, stealth games for me (and also a lot of other people, I think) are more like a puzzle game. I enjoy outsmarting the AI by finding out all its patrols and then sneaking by. If I get detected, often patrols will get messed up, not to mention that on many missions (especially mansion missions), it's very hard to even get away properly.

Also

First mission in a while for me. 'twas a good time, except that I got stuck at about the middle and had to turn to the forums for help. Nice mission otherwise.

Excellent documentary, Goldwell. Thank you for bringing it to my attention. On another note, I cannot stop listening to the DOOM Soundtrack.

Picture I took with some nice IRL verticality.

Wow. Excellent mission. Very well done! Had tons of fun with this, lots of variety in locations, interesting characters, and tight gameplay. I like that it really was business as usual. Normally authors like to make a joke with those things and end up having the protagonist involved in some kind of epic story. One negative point: lots of typos and grammatical errors in the readables. Always a good idea to have someone else look over them.

You can click on the f.lux icon and select "disable for app" while you have TDM running (just hit the windows key to bring up the taskbar). That'll do it.

Check your darkmod folder settings, and make sure it isn't set to "read-only". Then try again. If that doesn't work, try out Freyk's installer. Darkmod is still available in 32 bit.

Minecraft is open world. Morrowind is. The first Assassin's Creed is. It's not always a bad thing. But it's become the spunkgargleweewee of 2010s.

This one has my vote.