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Speedrunning Lvl. 1 in Doom
May 18, 2018 9:24 AM
IsMoreCowbell
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KanyeWesticularCancer
I really don’t think Speedrunners are human
Tenzn
unreal
SocialLurker
salunatics
The first level of this version is where you wake up. Or are we calling that a tutorial level?
D0ntMindMeImJustLurking
"expoilting your way through-"
boudinthedog
McGreed
I personally don't count glitch exploting for speedruns.
HerMajestysSecretButthole
Foffer
Signedupfornudes
THATS NOT DOOM!!!!!
phovos
I love this sort of speed run.
BeerculesSonOfBooze
AJerkyMcJerkface
Shit the Fuck what!?
BishlamekGurpgork
Shit the what fuck? You need to change your diet.
IwentLookingForWhatTheBiggestIdiotHasToSayAndHereYouAre
eh. If youre playing the game as fast as possible that's one thing. using glitches just doesnt impress me.
CarlosBandana
Zoom
Izael
Underated comment of the day
ArchangelValkyrie
This comment.
thisisntevenmyfinalname
That's a nice repost you've got there.
Theeleothakilla
https://m.popkey.co/feef44/YXD5Q.gif
impha
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Wankathon
Buzz kill alert. This is the second level.
HomosexualCorpse
Glitches doesn't count. Try again
Mintless
Source for the full 28 Minutes Run: https://youtu.be/3x_Toq-KrNc
Elconquesodor
As an old man, I remember doing shit like this with the tau cannon in HL. Godspeed children, godspeed.
GomezAtTheDebOfNight
Exploits don't count
OlJackBurtonAlwaysSays
I played the crap out of the original doom.... Funny to think the newest version would require over 56,000 floppy disks to install
PeopleSeemToHaveLongNamesOnImgur
I just got Doom. Can you help me unload it from the truck?
OlJackBurtonAlwaysSays
As long as I get to watch you install the game. Install disk 1 of 56,000.
kidafrika2020
Second time I have seen this and I still have no clue what just happened.
3RsReadingRitingRithmatic
Speedrunning strategy. They often use glitches and bugs in their favor to get fast times for completing a game. Quite interesting stuff.
avidatheist
The players model gets put into the wall, and then the game chucks them out of it.
kidafrika2020
Ahhhhhh, gotcha.
m0wgli
This reminds me of the super bounce glitch in Ascension and Lockout in Halo 2
VeraTheWraith
oh boy yeah you missed out if you think that's the only 2 superbounces in Halo 2.
moltencorgi
FrozenFoodGuy
Omg this is brilliant!! Who made this gif?!
butdontcallmeshirley
So...fucking....glad I stayed for the whole thing
AzgarOgly
I am pretty sure, _that_ is a first level of Doom https://media.giphy.com/media/9J5RZbHVVzaSI/giphy.gif
Drasham
this!
AxisBond
Watched the OP and thought 'I don't remember this being the start'. Had to watch it a second time before the graphics hit me and I realised
kekemaster5000
Don't get me wrong it's neat they find these glitches but I prefer no glitch speedruns.
Alighierian
I'd say this is technically not a speedrun, but a glitchrun
avidatheist
It's still a speed run
pomax
Regular speedruns are players obeying the game. Glitch runs are the game obeying players.
NoLongerFoamingWolffo
I'm with you. I'm impressed by someone burning through a level will skill, not *load game, glitch, end credits* "I win!"
Kellboy69
I hear what you're saying, but many glitch runs require as much or sometimes more skill than a standard speed run. They're just shorter.
iWantATurtle
To each their own. I like stuff that improves speed, or gives you boosts in power, but not OoB-stuff and entire level skips, for example :)
HalTheMisinterpretivePornStar
This person neither ripped nor tore. At a certain point one must examine what exactly they're getting out of the game.
butdontcallmeshirley
Exactly- its like cheat codes and gameshark (obviously dating myself with one of those) at some point you're not playing the game anymore
DJai
It's not like this is the first time they played the level is it
pres2pond
He ripped through the sound barrier and tore through the ceiling. Must have had at least 30 speed. 5/7 good game.
TackerTacker
I'm sure he played through, and enjoyed the game at a more normal pace at first. It's not like he started playing like this from day one.
iWantATurtle
They're having fun, why does that bother you?
Skrudd
The goal is to rip and tear, until it is done. They did not do this and so they have failed.
iWantATurtle
I'd say the goal is to have fun,but what do I know
letsgototheoldfolkshome
doom was the first game i ever bought with my own money. it was $9 and it came on a 3.5 inch floppy disk.
de1h
I must say it looks pretty good even now. Those floppies are powerful.
DJScrambles
My cousin also bought it in floppy and asked me to install it. Turns out I didn't know about computers and Format Disk didn't install it.
iananimated
I still remember going with my Dad to get the shareware from some guys garage.
EveryoneDownVotesMyEverything
https://imgur.com/GxkdUPy this is what modern doom would look like on floppy discs
swatz
AND, then they had the map editors, and we started playing them LAN style, on custom maps. That shit was awesome!
englishdoyouspeakitmotherfucker
My recollection is that the shareware version of Doom came on two 3.5" disks..
mchococakes
I also come with a 3.5 in floppy
HalTheMisinterpretivePornStar
I had a naughty copy from my dad's mate, it came on several floppys and consumed my life
FlyingDestinyTitan
Yeah yeah old man. Enough of "In my time we did this and that" you´re gonna go all soldier 76 on us
clid3r
I had to bank my BBS time for weeks to save up enough to download the 90 minute each disks.
djunohoo
Whoa bbs, i caught the tail end of that era in the early 90s.
clid3r
It was a lot of fun hosting a BBS. Wish i was a little older and understood the protocols, but def a cool thing to do when you’re 12
deadsmurfsryumy
IDKFA
AndrewCanadian
IDDQD
TheRugby
IDGAF
Superchief86
IDCLIP
OhMyGoshSomeoneActually
Back in the day when copy protection wasn’t even invented.
tzap
No? https://diskpreservation.com/dp.php?pg=protection
Thefrenchnewt
On Atari STE, I had codes printed on dark sheets of paper (to prevent copies) that I had to type at each time I launched the game.
Thefrenchnewt
Sometimes the codes were in the manual. One code each page and the game asked you to type the code of a specific page.
Snooj
Sure it was. I was using programs to circumvent it back in the 80's with my C64.
rivitingone
Heck yeah it was. Check your manual on page 38. What is the name under the first picture. Get it wrong and the game closes. The first DRM.
HughLaurie
Startropics did that by way of a code, found only by dunking a provided page in water.
OhMyGoshSomeoneActually
My bad.
Crononaut
Long before some games for The Amiga 500 had copy protection as well. Copying the disks would simply fail.
Xedi22
Was that the one that had holes (intentional bad sectors it looked for) bunches in the disk?
Crononaut
I actually don't know how they pulled it off.
Oleur
Those took a few days to crack at the time. Learned a lot though.