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Yeah, the plutonia guy's arsenal is pretty cool. Simple but very thematically appropriate. This is what the arsenal in the original plutonia could have looked like if the developers had any plans to change it.

What bro is about talking about

I don't hate on v22 weapons okay

I didn't quite understand what you were asking. I'm not the creator of the mod, I just recorded the gameplay

@@gzdoomgaming2739 okey. 👍

I didn't quite understand your question. The Nobody Told Me About id mod changes the appearance of lost souls if that's what you're talking about

could you tell me what the appearance of them is if you can, thanks

I didn't have that problem. Sorry, can't help

Cry of Fear is more of a Half Life mod that uses a few Silent Hill elements to make a survival horror game though

You could probably run this on a computer you'd find in a library.

I have tried. It just doesn't work. Maybe I did something wrong, I don’t know, but the author of the wad wrote on the wad’s page on doomworld: “It is STRONGLY encouraged to play this wad without mods”

@@gzdoomgaming2739 Hi. Wad author here. I can answer this. The wad uses a Dehacked lump file which is a file type commonly used in Boom or Vanilla wads to modify entities in the game such as weapons, monsters, and items. In this wad in particular I used it to modify the chainsaw sprites and animations, a decoration's sprite, and the Icon of Sin's Monster Spawner entity to only play a sound upon seeing the player before becoming dormant. What likely happens when you load this wad with mods that also have Dehacked lump files in them is that the game will try to prioritize which file to use based on load order which, in this video's case, seems to have prioritized the smooth weapons mod. You can tell because, at the very end of the map, the Chainsaw was supposed to be completely invisible and yet here it can clearly be seen. The chainsaw in this wad is used as a sort of pseudo-cutscene where the player swaps to the chainsaw upon picking it up and raises a sprite animation of the player's hands being overtaken by nasty flesh tentacles. Extremely janky, I'll admit, but it works unmodded and since that was my target I left it that way. This is why I stated that I STRONGLY recommend against modded playthroughs of this map for the sake of preserving the artistic integrity of it, but since I really don't have any sort of control over how you play I can only go so far as to warn you that this sort of thing happens. And this isn't specific to this wad; this is an extremely common error that occurs when you try to load gameplay mods to wads with their own gameplay modifications. To the point where, as a general rule of thumb, I personally don't play with gameplay mods. Sidenote: You are the only person I have seen to have, so far, uploaded a full playthrough of the map modded or otherwise. Thanks for playing, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

​@@gzdoomgaming2739 Huh... RUclips deleted my first reply, even though there wasn't anything about it that I could think would be flagged... Ok, well, I'll just rewrite a shortened version. Hello! Wad Author here. The reason you might not be able to get gameplay mods working with this is because the wad includes a DeHackEd lump file which is a commonly used file type in Boom or Vanilla wads to modify or add weapons, enemies, or items in the game. Essentially, if you're loading up a gameplay mod with a wad that has its own gameplay modifications, the game can't figure out what modifications to prioritize and when it does the results may end up unplayable. You can kind-of see it at the end of this video, for example, as it seems to have prioritized the Smooth Doom's chainsaw sprite modifications over the wad's making it visible when it's normally not supposed to be. This is why I recommended that you play the map unmodified because stuff like this can and most likely will happen. But thanks for playing anyways, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

When I played the wad for the first time, I played without mods and did not see the animation with tentacles. Maybe it’s because I played at GZDoom, I don’t know. I really liked the wad. This is probably one of my favorites now. You did an amazing job.

@@gzdoomgaming2739 Oh, right, it's because you were supposed to auto-swap to the chainsaw when you pick it up, but if you have that turned off in the settings then I guess that doesn't happen. Ah, well. Thanks anyways!

I pulled it out of some HD texture pack, but I don't remember which one specifically. Possibly from here: www.moddb.com/mods/doom-hd1

No, I didn't notice. I use texture packs only in wads with standard textures

How it get wrecked?

I was sleepy

NTMAi HUD, inside the mod itself