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[DOOM 2016] Was going in for a glory kill aaand....
The installation is different from what you might be used to from your typical mod. Download dhewm3_1.5.2_win32.zip from the githup page, unzip it, then copy, as instructed by the WHAT_TO_DO.txt files in the base and d3xp directories of the unzipped mod the .pk4 files from the game directory over (d3xp is only there if you installed the Resurrection of Evil add-on first). You can then uninstall the game from Steam.
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I had no idea Doom 3 is so gosh darned good
I played through it with dhewm3 recently. Really enjoyed it.
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You can play Doom 3 in a web browser
There is a source port of Doom 3 if you want to play it on Linux or macOS.
- So, I was thinking in replaying Doom 3 after almost 5 years (it never interested me much), and I found that non BFG versions do this when changing the screen size, any fix?
- Which game had the better campaign? Doom 3 or Doom (2016)?
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What's the best way to play DOOM 3 nowadays?
if you are going to play it on PC, then get the original 2004 release, with the dhewm3 source port since it can get to widescreen easily and is friendlier on modern devices.
- Having difficulty with Wine and Doom3.
- Has anyone downloaded Doom 3 via Steam on Windows, copied it over to Ubuntu 22.04LTS 64-bit, patched it with the archived Doom 3 2.3.1 patch and run it with wine without Steam or a heap or bad memory error?
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Has anyone installed Doom 3 (original, not BFG Edition or new bundled) from Steam on a Windows 10 system, and then copied it to their .steam folder on Ubuntu 22.04LTS and be able to play it with Wine without Steam?
Why do you want to run old, buggy code through wine when you could use native dhewm3 to play the original (non-BFG) version of doom3 with Bugfixes, OpenAL audio and proper widescreen support? https://dhewm3.org/
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Which version of Doom 3 is best to play?
for me go for the original Doom 3 + dhewm3 source port since the source port can get to widescreen easily and is friendlier on modern devices. BFG Edition aint that bad but its very easy and lacking other content that the original Doom 3 had (especially ROE) and it has less enemy count.
RBDOOM-3-BFG
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- DX12/Vulkan Doom 3 port with Blender maps
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PC Ports, Decompilations, Remakes, Demakes, Fan Games, Conversion Mods, Texture Packs!
RBDoom3bfg, same thing, but for the BFG edition.
- C++: idtech 4.5 math library
- RBDOOM3-BFG 1.5.0 released: replaces OpenGL with DX12 and Vulkan using NVRHI API
- Rbdoom3, open source fork of Doom 3 BFG, ported to DX 12 and Vulkan via NVRHI
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id Software consolidates its Steam listings. "We’re rounding up id games on Steam for an improved shopping experience."
On the other hand BFG edition supports 120Hz rendering and has some great gamepad support. However the "shoulder lamp" and some tweaked brighter lighting destroys the game's atmosphere IMO while some textures and lights appear worse. I'd still recommend it if you liked the original game, but perhaps also play it with RBDoomBFG and its GI datapak - it introduced PBR shaders and changes the lighting considerably, but the game wasn't designed for that so i'd recommend it only for a second playthrough (you can disable most of the effects but even then it still looks off). The official BFG edition is closer to the original Doom 3 but still has its own issues so unless you want 120Hz rendering and/or gamepad support, i'd still recommend the original (with Dhewm3). Also note that the original BFG edition doesn't allow you to skip cutscenes which is annoying for a second playthrough.
BFG has better out of the box support, but both versions are open source and as such the community has made source ports for both of them to the point they are essentially equivalent and you only pick the one with the features you want the most, last time I played was using BFG because RBDOOM3 added support for PBR so the game isn't so absurdly dark but your mileage may vary and may prefer dhewm3's more faithful experience using the original release
- Id Tech 4 being ported to Nvidia's NVRHI
- Doom 3: BFG Edition lutris installers have very old RBDOOM-3-BFG version
What are some alternatives?
fhDOOM - Modernized DOOM3/idTech4 engine: ported to modern OpenGL (core profile), enhanced visual effects, improved performance, improved editor, more to come
DOOM-3-BFG - Doom 3 BFG Edition
dhewm3-controller-support - dhewm 3 main repository
UnrealTournamentPatches
actions-per-minute-tracker - An Actions-Per-Minute Tracker (APM) to provide insights into your APM while you play
wine-nine-standalone - Build Gallium Nine support on top of an existing WINE installation
DarkRadiant - DarkRadiant is the map editor for The Dark Mod and other idTech4/Doom3-based games
DIYDoom - An attempt to understand how DOOM engine works
PlayStation-Home-Master-Archive - This archive is based on A snapshot of data from PlayStation Home on 04-01-2015. This archive is a mirror of JohnDrinkWater's repo in an extracted format and will be updated whenever the Destination Home Team obtains Cache Donations. Additionally, this archive will also preserve any PlayStation Home websites.
Q-Zandronum - A Zandronum 3.0 fork with improved netcode, configurable movement and many small tweaks
doomrl - D**m, the Roguelike