I just saw this available on Steam to purchase and no thread about it here yet.
I used to play Doom when I was like 15 but I don't know if I will enjoy fighting imaginary monsters that are unrealistic now that I'm almost 32 years old.
Do you think it's worth it? Also, do you think that my system will run it @ 60FPS fine with max settings on a 1920x1080 resolution?
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DUDE . BEST FREAKING GAME EVER.
Dont care if others hate it. I played the beta, and cant wait to get down to it. At least until Overwatch sucks up all my time once its out.hmscott, TBoneSan, moviemarketing and 1 other person like this. -
It actually does look fun... O_O
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killkenny1 Too weird to live, too rare to die.
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I day 1ed this sucker. I love it. Calling it violent is an understatement. Got it purely for the campaign. I'm relieved the melee didn't ruin it.
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I hope campaign is at least as good at Doom 3. That was the most atmospheric scare-fest I've every played.
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Paid $35 at cdkeys.com and came with some DLC content. Much worth at this point. I thought MP beta was absolute trash, but saw video of single player and was intrigued.
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Bought it yesterday and played a little this morning to see how it ran on my setup. I am very happy that it works with SLI. So far the first 5 minutes or so have been very good.
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And I think you might see some dips at 1920 at Ultra. I am running SLI titan x and I still see some dips below 60 on ultra at 2560.
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Doom doesn't support SLI in single player.
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I'm seeing 80 to 90 percent utilization on both cards in single player
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Actually more like 90 to 95, it's scaling really well.
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Over 50GB!? Really?
And about SLI: http://wccftech.com/doom-pc-sli-support-dev-shares-4k-resolution-performance-tip/
Earlier today, id Software Lead Rendered Programmer Tiago Sousa has confirmed on Twitter that SLI support is coming to the game. One user noted that the game already runs a lot better with SLI enabled, but Tiago Sousa confirmed that things are going to get better, as there’s currently an issue with shadows limiting SLI scaling. -
Yeah I don't think SLI is working great - high usage on both cards doesn't always mean good scaling. Project Cars does the same thing. I'm running around 130fps at 1080p maxed everything on an overclocked 980ti.
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I just read it's actually not "officially" supported which may mean the same thing it does as with Far Cry Primal where some people can get full scaling on their system but the same guy with a different motherboard will get no scaling at all. Guess we have to wait for the official support.
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Meh, so far it feels more like a Serious Sam sequel than Doom. Too fast paced and shoot and run. Doom 3 was a classic sneak and horror type game. This feels just too much like same old same old.
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I love Serious Sam, it's literally the epitome of FPS for me.Mr. Fox and deadsmiley like this.
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Nothing wrong with Serious Sam, just that it isn't Doom. Doom is slow, creepy, suspense. Not run and gun with a billion bad guys.transphasic and bloodhawk like this.
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Weirdly enough this reminds me of the original dooms. Loving it so far, and been a while since a fast paced SP shooter came out.
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doom 3 I would agree with you, but the original doom was more akin to serious sam I think
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well installing the latest nvidia driver disabled one of my gpus and also increased performance. I think I may not be able to trust afterburner ever again.
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Doom 3 was a bit of a departure. Doom 1 and Doom 2 were fight for your life and faster paced.
I like all 4 of them now, though.
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killkenny1 Too weird to live, too rare to die.
How does it still surprise you? It's an id tech engine, of course it's gonna require those 50GBs.
But that's what Doom is all about. Doom 3 was an exception.
This game does look interesting. I guess one more for my wishlist...Last edited: May 14, 2016TBoneSan and Mr Najsman like this. -
just buy it already lol
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killkenny1 Too weird to live, too rare to die.
I'll wait
Though I said the same about ROTTR last time, and look how it went...
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based off an old beta build probably which is still not representative of the final game.
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I like how carmack puts it.. "doom is about 2 things, 1:shotguns 2:demons"
I haven't played enough but I hope there's a double barrel that's as satisfying as the original dooms.
Mind you that explosive second fire hits the spot.
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If you liked doom 3 you probably won't care for this one so much. It's more akin to Doom 1,2,Final Doom.killkenny1 likes this. -
still trying to get across a damn bridge but i keep falling short
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killkenny1 Too weird to live, too rare to die.
That I don't know. It was a pretty recent video, so IDK.
There is. I watcher official preview video, and dude playing had that tasty double barrel shotty out there.TBoneSan likes this. -
just get doom then LOL
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I'm going to try on 970m and let you know how it goes. If it plays fine on that, it will do fine with 960.
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killkenny1 Too weird to live, too rare to die.
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Oh, ha, this is DOOM thread, I didn't follow the whole conversation, silly me.
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I dunno, doesn't feel like Doom 1 or 2 and played both to death when they came out. I guess maybe it was fresh then because there wasn't really anything else like it. But today, well... I'll give it time, but just feels too generic and little sense of suspense. I remember hesitating around every corner and before every door in Doom 1 and 2. But now they're just front and center.Last edited: May 14, 2016TBoneSan likes this.
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Hahaha I actually remember playing doom 1 and 2, listening by the door to see how many were inside.
Yeah, nothing will ever beat the originals really.
I can also remember how violent they felt. More shocking than now, but I was pretty young at the time and it was all uncharted territory back then.. It's really hard to tell. Not much leaves such a big impression on me as did back then.
There's not too many reboots (or games for that matter) that get me giddy though. I think they've done the atmosphere brilliantly though overall.
I'm only a few levels in so we'll see if my impressions change when I'm through.HTWingNut likes this. -
One thing I have to say is that it is scalable. Plays on GT 940m with slight overclock at 1280x720 medium details at 40-50 FPS! 1024x576 bumps FPS up to 60. Very impressive.
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Funny you say this, I was thinking it is just like Painkiller ... definitely different vibe from Doom 3. I even remember playing Doom 2, and it is much faster than that game as well.HTWingNut likes this.
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waiting for the patch that will have the vulkan api as its renderer...will like to see how the game performs then!
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I was 29 when the original Doom came out. Played it on my 286-12 (as in MHz). AMD 486-40
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Old fart can't remember... LOLLast edited: May 15, 2016Mr. Fox, Zero989, Kade Storm and 1 other person like this. -
Checkpoint saves only? It syncs video settings too on Steam. Why? Makes no sense. I don't want same video settings on PC's I play it on, only save games and key bindings.
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Kade Storm The Devil's Advocate
It does, and apparently, it creates a cache for the video settings that makes it difficult for some users to actually change their settings later without deleting both cache folders or reinstalling their drivers ( http://steamcommunity.com/app/379720/discussions/0/357286119106178993/). It appears to be an issue primarily affecting Kepler users, although my experience has been quite normal in this regard.TBoneSan likes this. -
managed to get it to run at 1080p with the new drivers and interestingly when capped to 120hz the game goes between 60-120fps but mainly stays in the 70-100fps range. But as a result the temps went into the low 70s which i think is ok.
though i did try running it at 900p and it felt like a solid 120hz.
EDIT: I think i should rely less on the fps counter in RTSS since it's more granular and it seems the polling speed for getting the fps is way slower than the fps counter in-game and i think the fps counter in game is way more accurate in terms of real world speed. the in game fps counter does seem to ignore fps drops from hitching caused by loading and saving.Last edited: May 14, 2016 -
@thegh0sts you can increase the polling speed in RTSS.
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how? where's the option for that?
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oh ok, i was just editing the global profile in the folder
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Yeah kinda PainKiller-esque as well.
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