Torturephile

I'd love to see a "phyte" version of the Dark Demolisher. Been thinking about making a spider boss monster recently.

This is sweet. The 1994T-uCP is among my favorites and usually play it yearly. Once, I decided to replace the remade maps with the originals in a separate wad just for fun. Looking forward to this.

I won't watch this movie. That's all I'll say about it.

I'm surprised that you quoted my reply considering I wrote it back in 2011. Yes, the cacodemon is clearly visible and in full color, but I didn't include it in my reply because I always noticed it, but at the time I realized that the red background had a few other enemies in it. Today, looking at Dark Pulse's image, I noticed for the first time the dying marine next to the baron of hell.

I generally like it if it also includes new monsters to kill with the weapons, so Scaliano's 667 Shuffle, albeit with balance modifications and new stuff I added to it over the years.

I'm getting the same problem for all games in GZDoom with my AMD HD 7850 and driver 18.7.1. All sprites (except the HUD weapon ones) are completely gone if I select the OpenGL display. Unfortunately, the new update hasn't fixed this problem. Looks like I will roll back my drivers to 18.5.1 for now.

It's MidiMelody.ru, which contains a ridiculous amount of midis from real artists. You can find the song here.

I don't map but I add music to maps that don't include any. I used to put a midi version of Darkest Hour's "Pay Phones and Pills" on map 29 in every megawad until months ago.

Wait, why a new movie?

Some brutal industrial-tinged British black metal band with grindcore influences. One of their albums is part of my cover picture.

GZDoom. I used to toy with different source ports about ten years ago after getting tired of running Doom on DOSBox. I started using Doomsday/jDoom back in 2009 or so, amazed by its gorgeous visuals. At the same time, I also played with Skulltag just for some Super Mario mod that I wanted to play from time to time. I found out about ZDoom as well so I downloaded it, but rarely used it. Eventually, I got bored of Doomsday's minimal modding capability so I kept using Skulltag until it got discontinued in late 2010. At last, I got into GZDoom since it was a blend of the better visuals from Doomsday (specially in recent years) and the mod support of ZDoom. Never looked back ever since. I use the ZDL launcher to load files into GZDoom rather comfortably.

The Dragon Ball series, Rurouni Kenshin (Samurai X), Yu Yu Hakusho, Saint Seiya, Captain Tsubasa, early Pokémon, etc.

I call the Wolfenstein SS "Blue Nazi".

I know. I hated it for years until earlier this decade, and even now, I think it's just alright. I prefer many others over it.

In Doom: E1M4, E1M6, E2M5 (90s console version is better, though), E3M5, and E3M7. In Doom II: map 10 and map 19. While I disliked more maps before, specially those in Doom II, with enough practice I got good and started enjoying them, but the aforementioned ones I still dislike because they are boring.