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But then again, my biggest gripe isn't the difficulty, although this whole discussion makes it sound like it, its more the story (Yeah, imagine getting annoyed at the story in a Doom game, I know.), and the map layouts, the game felt short, easy and the ending. *shrug* It just all felt like I was playing Unreal Tournament against bots. Or I've played tougher games since then, gotten better at FPS since 2016. Maybe I'm remembering 2016's difficulty wrong. I can't agree that 2016 was harder at the same levels at all, I replayed it in preparation barely a month ago and went through Nightmare without too many incidents, while Ultra-Violence in Eternal is barely any easier, and actually harder in the case of Slayer Gates. I tested both, and Ultra-Violence is a significant step-up. In the end, Doom 2016 felt like how a modern take on Doom should feel, this felt like some kid in class copied someone else's homework and put their own spin on it. And it was hilariously easy, at no point during the final fight did I find myself going 'Oh sh#%! My health is low!', in fact some normal enemy encounters through the playthrough felt harder than the bosses. I just felt the final boss was a disappointment to me, I was hyped up for it, but eh. Took me 2-3 tries to get the tactics right, and find exactly what weapons to use (Since I spent my BFG ammo a wee bit too early and were left with only Machinegun Ammo, 6 shotgun shells and 1 rocket to deal with it.)ДЄnd without spoiling the ending, I've got to say I hated it. I played the game on Hurt me Plenty, and the only time I found the game to feel truly hard, was towards the end, and mostly because I had to deal with a Marauder, a Arch-Vile and like 15 more stuff popping off here and there, but that's about it.

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And a movement system that just felt unnecessary, with platforms that boosts you here and there, wallclimbing, platform jumping back and forth, to me it felt like ID Software at one point during production forgot that it was Doom they were making, and defaulted back to Quake, or tried to emulate how Unreal Tournament feels like. It was handled like a heart warming callback to the old games I grew up with.Дoom Eternal became (as mentioned) a (in my opinion) poor attempt at innovating on that and progressing it further forward, with a story that, I don't know, felt off compared to the small bits and pieces of lore spread out in 2016.

Trapped on a station, fighting hordes of demons, then visiting hell itself. Doom 2016 hit that perfect balance of putting that 'mythical badass Doomguy' story in our hands, and felt very much like classic Doom games when it came to the look and flow of the game. Yes, it requires you to think and react a lot more than Doom 2016.Although I agree that most complaints seem to be placed within the 'L2P' section, my issues with it is that it felt less like Doom, and more like Quake, or Unreal Tournament with a Doom 'skins' slapped on it. Most of the complaints here are really l2p issues.