Most are little more than beasts, but are capable of basic speech and tool use. There are rumours that some mutants can grow to enormous sizes, and even understand and build complex firearms. Fairytales, surely Pit Fiend Derived from domesticated dogs, these disgusting creatures still retain the ability to be trained, albeit to a marginal degree.
Often used as guards or as entertainment in the arenas, one must be careful when dealing with them - they will turn on their masters at the slightest provocation. Trash Lurker Although humanoid in appearance, these things are a different breed entirely to the cannibals, and the two species rarely intermix. They take perverse delight in setting traps and ambushes for anyone entering their territory, and are said to be fond of anything that shines. Fortunately, these subterranean horrors are rarely found above ground.
Gasbag Often found underground or in caves, these giant sacks of air and flesh are usually content to just float around ominously When their primitive senses detect warm organic matter, they charge.
Those they kill are quickly broken down by powerful acids, becoming fleshy hosts for another generation of spores. Radiation Not really an enemy more as an occupational hazard, radiation is still working noting on this list. Unlike toxic chemicals, you can't just hop through and hope for the best. On the upside, it takes time to build up in your system. Keep an eye on your geiger counter. Other hazards - - - While venturing the ruins, be aware of other potential dangers; gasoline or flammable containers, steep drops, loose masonry and dangerous pre-war machinery.
There are a whole host of crazy stories about ghostly voices, apparitions and other phenomena as well, but who really listens to that stuff But I am hoping to make it so that the main wad can be played with any doom2 mod, and the weapons will be available as a stand-alone gun mod. You can also make requests for compatibility packs for certain mods, just ask! New Version release 1. I'm working on backwards compatibility, but can't promise anything.
Okay, it's unbalanced. Okay, It's not finished. Okay, you never get this in Episode One. But it's there anyway. Replaces BFG All weapons bar junker musket get a reload cancel. The boot knife has been made a little faster in order to fill this role. Some minor changes to the maps. Mostly bug fixes and stuff. Pit fiends have been nerfed a little in regards to health and hitbox, to represent their general viciousness.
Fixed the shotgun's "freakout" during reload on empty. Use your knife if you need to finish quicker. All action. I've changed a couple of things with it, but it's still designed primarily for use with Ashes monsters, released below. You're welcome to experiment. Also, I've re-added some items from regular Ashes, since Berzerk was useless otherwise. Compatible with Doom 2, but obviously the expanded bestiary is unchanged.
Just chuck a pipebomb in a crowded room, and you'll see what I mean. Make sure you put the maps file in first! If you are doing drag and drop, best to click on maps before mod. At least one user has reported issues with the ACS files getting grumpy if they get mixed up. This goes double if you have saved a game, exited gzdoom, and try to play again with your old save!
More realistic and atmospheric sounds, especially for weapons, towns and outdoors maps. The issue is solved. Create an account or sign in to comment You need to be a member in order to leave a comment Create an account Sign up for a new account in our community. Register a new account.
Sign in Already have an account? Sign In Now. Sign in to follow this Followers 2. Still, the PC platform won him over consoles. John has also written a higher degree thesis on the "The Evolution of PC graphics cards. The second episode finds the scavenger recovering from the battle within The Spire. Leather-clad raiders with neon green mohawks roam irradiated monuments to capitalism, their acid-spitting lizard-dogs in tow. Ashes , by modder Vostyok is about as 80s an apocalypse can get, even after filtering it through a iteration of a 90s game engine.
It's a free post-apocalyptic FPS or total conversion mod, if you're old-school built on the ever-popular GZDoom engine. Its first episode launched yesterday. Fortunately, the free Freedoom will suffice, if you don't own Doom 2. Below, a launch trailer.
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