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Alright. Just dug through the thread and found a functional download link if anyone's interested. Also, I definitely take back my statement about everyone being credited for their work.
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Rather Dashing posted:Just want to point out that GOG often put a huge amount of effort into getting old games working, as described in this excellent article on the aforementioned evil RPS. They don't just pick up games that are already working. I remember it took them a couple of years, I think, to put out Carmageddon 2 for modern systems after picking up the rights as the thing was a mess.
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May 4, 2016 19:19
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They had me at that super-auto shotgun at 2:30, or whatever the gently caress that is. Good golly  Anyway, Rupert Buttermilk posted:Typing in IDKFA in Demonsteele is supposed to give you BD weapons as welll... Right? Is this normal behaviour? Is my copy of Doom/Demonsteele/BD.... haunted?!? 
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May 4, 2016 19:21
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I just realized that I tend to opt for CCMD cheats like "GIVE WEAPONS", "GOD" or "NOCLIP" over typing in the old classic IDKFA/IDDQD/IDSPISPOPD or similar when playing in GZDoom. Not sure how to feel about that.
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May 4, 2016 19:30
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Shadow Hog posted:I just realized that I tend to opt for CCMD cheats like "GIVE WEAPONS", "GOD" or "NOCLIP" over typing in the old classic IDKFA/IDDQD/IDSPISPOPD or similar when playing in GZDoom. idk, I still to this day gently caress up and type idkfa in Heretic sometimes, never gets old hope Doom 2016 has some trolly thing happen if you do that. hope even more that Heretic gets a reboot next, surely Raven has earned enough from CoD DLCs to do something original again? e: or Human Head would make more sense, I guess
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May 4, 2016 19:34
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Is this normal behaviour? Is my copy of Doom/Demonsteele/BD.... haunted?!?
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May 4, 2016 19:37
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Shadow Hog posted:I just realized that I tend to opt for CCMD cheats like "GIVE WEAPONS", "GOD" or "NOCLIP" over typing in the old classic IDKFA/IDDQD/IDSPISPOPD or similar when playing in GZDoom. I used to know cheats to Doom/Duke/Quake better than names of my classmates. Nowadays I only remember idkfa and iddqd, so whenever I get stuck in some vast Duke3D map, I type those cheats via muscle memory and stare blankly at monitor, marvelling at my bad memory.
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May 4, 2016 20:35
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LogicalFallacy posted:I'm going to take a shot in the dark and say you've either got some launcher code you forgot about or you forgot to clear ZDL's external files. Well, I play games on the same mac that I do audio work, they're just on two separate partitions. Last night, rather than reboot and load up my games partition, I tried to see if GZDoom would be able to be run from the audio side of things. It did, but this happened. I doubt it would have occurred if I had loaded it up normally. Some of the options were changed, too, like how shift wasn't my dash key, ctrl was, and how my mouse wasn't set to be useable from the menu, when I've always set it to be.
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May 4, 2016 20:37
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Shadow Hog posted:Also wanted to note that it wasn't my intent to imply the bolded - just that what they put up works, which is frequently more than I can say for DOS or old Windows games on Steam. My bad. Glad it gave me the reminder to revisit the article at any rate 
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May 4, 2016 20:40
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Well, I play games on the same mac that I do audio work, they're just on two separate partitions. 
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May 4, 2016 20:50
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Any tips for running Jedi Knight on Windows 10? I finally got 3D Acceleration to work using something called dgVoodoo (was getting crashes, or HUD + black screen before that). The game still looks a bit choppy though. Is it pretty much locked at ~30fps or can that be improved?
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May 4, 2016 20:58
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laserghost posted:I used to know cheats to Doom/Duke/Quake better than names of my classmates. Nowadays I only remember idkfa and iddqd, so whenever I get stuck in some vast Duke3D map, I type those cheats via muscle memory and stare blankly at monitor, marvelling at my bad memory. The codes I remember: DOOM: IDDQD, IDKFA, IDCLIP DARK FORCES: LAPOSTAL (Who remembers what that did and was referencing?  )JEDI KNIGHT: ERIAMJH (The flight cheat), THEREISNOTRY (invincibility or level skip? Can't remember.)
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May 4, 2016 21:08
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RickVoid posted:The codes I remember: eriamjh is locked in my memory since it's jibberish you had to remember the spelling for. I think it's an acronym for something but I forget. thereisnotry is level skip, invincibility is jediwannabe 0/1 if I recall correctly. red5 for all weapons and wamprat for all items.
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May 4, 2016 21:17
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Eriamjh is a misspelled reference to Terry Gilliam's Brazil
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May 4, 2016 21:20
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I remember making a batch file for Wolfenstein 3D to start the game automatically with the -goobers argument.
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May 4, 2016 21:22
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I remember jamming LIM over and over again to beat the whole game. I was terrible at Wolfenstein.
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May 4, 2016 21:38
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Convex posted:I remember jamming LIM over and over again to beat the whole game. I was terrible at Wolfenstein.  I had floppy with savegames from my friend who completed the whole game, it was weird loading one of them and finding yourself in room full of corpses, with ominous boss music playing in background. Of course, in the next room there was a boss, ready to wipe the floor with 7-year old me. Good times.
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May 4, 2016 22:16
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I remember Doom's cheats pretty well:
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May 4, 2016 22:52
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  thanks, dude, duke nukem.
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May 4, 2016 23:19
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This mod was clearly the reason why DUMP was required to not modify the weapons or monsters - so this masterpiece can modify them instead. (But seriously, Hardcore Doom Wars meets either DUMP sounds hilarious and painful.)
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LogicalFallacy posted:I'm going to be mildly elitist here and say that part of your problem is that your playing games on a mac. Hey man, with GZDoom, we're all equals. 
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May 5, 2016 01:05
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Does Chocolate Doom normalize audio or something? I'm noticing that music is louder when sound is quiet and vice versa 
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May 5, 2016 02:45
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Are you sure you're not just imagining it...
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May 5, 2016 02:47
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For whatever reason I still remember the Turok 2 super cheat BEWAREOBLIVIONISATHAND.
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May 5, 2016 03:52
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NTHGTHDGDCRTDTRK
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RyokoTK posted:For whatever reason I still remember the Turok 2 super cheat BEWAREOBLIVIONISATHAND. Gabba gabba hey, farmer joe... 
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Linguica posted:Are you sure you're not just imagining it... I must be, because I can't seem to reproduce it at all... Nevermind! I'm giving Cyberdreams another shot and holy poo poo the level with the huge circular elevator is some goddamn bullshit!  Edit: Shadow Hog posted:NTHGTHDGDCRTDTRK Trivia that everyone probably knows already: the cheats in the first Turok game are just phrases spelled only with the letters available in the game's cheat menu. This one is "On the eighth day, God created Turok." My favorites are Disco Mode (SNFFRR) and Fly Mode (essentially no-clip, LKMBRD), which stand for "Saturday night fever forever" and "Like my bird?" respectively. Mak0rz fucked around with this message at 04:44 on May 5, 2016 |
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While we're talking cheats, Shadows of the Empire for N64 had a ridiculous one that required holding down all of the buttons on the controller (pushing them down in a certain order!) and then carefully manipulating the directional stick like a loving dial on a safe. Once you figure out the only possible way to hold the controller in order for your fingers to reach the required buttons, you are basically forced to use your tongue to manipulate the stick. That loving game.
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RickVoid posted:While we're talking cheats, Shadows of the Empire for N64 had a ridiculous one that required holding down all of the buttons on the controller (pushing them down in a certain order!) and then carefully manipulating the directional stick like a loving dial on a safe. Once you figure out the only possible way to hold the controller in order for your fingers to reach the required buttons, you are basically forced to use your tongue to manipulate the stick. That loving game. Counterpoint: WAMPA STOMPA
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RickVoid posted:DARK FORCES: LAPOSTAL (Who remembers what that did and was referencing? I do! Others I remember: LAREDLITE LAPOGO LAIMLAME
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Mak0rz posted:Trivia that everyone probably knows already: the cheats in the first Turok game are just phrases spelled only with the letters available in the game's cheat menu. This one is "On the eighth day, God created Turok."
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Shadow Hog posted:Yeah, that's how I wrote it. Didn't play Turok back in the day (no N64 at the time - hell, little interest in FPS titles at the time, that came later), I just remembered it had this ridiculous cheat code that nobody could easily remember until somebody pointed out it was some phrase without vowels. Us real Turok fans memorized all the codes before we found that out
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May 5, 2016 06:22
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Let us never forget the classic Carmageddon debug mode code, IBETYOUCANTPRINTCUNT
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There's an Amiga top-down shooter game called Alien Breed that had all sorts of inappropriate cheat codes. The code to make the aliens run away from you was ALIENS ARE FAGGOTS
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RickVoid posted:While we're talking cheats, Shadows of the Empire for N64 had a ridiculous one that required holding down all of the buttons on the controller (pushing them down in a certain order!) and then carefully manipulating the directional stick like a loving dial on a safe. Once you figure out the only possible way to hold the controller in order for your fingers to reach the required buttons, you are basically forced to use your tongue to manipulate the stick. That loving game. To be fair, the debug code was probably easier to input on the prototype n64 controller that used, which was reportedly an SNES controller and a seperate joystick.
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Segmentation Fault posted:There's an Amiga top-down shooter game called Alien Breed that had all sorts of inappropriate cheat codes. The code to make the aliens run away from you was ALIENS ARE FAGGOTS There are even more, khem, "colourful": http://www.gamefaqs.com/amiga/926390-alien-breed/cheats on the side note, it's the same company that made Worms.
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I might be thinking of a different game but I think Shadows of the Empire is the one where Nintendo made the developers stick their hands into a box to operate the prototype N64 controller because they didn't want people seeing it and stealing/leaking their design.
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laserghost posted:There are even more, khem, "colourful": http://www.gamefaqs.com/amiga/926390-alien-breed/cheats on the side note, it's the same company that made Worms. quote:ST EMULATOR | Degraded graphics Hahah
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PaletteSwappedNinja posted:I might be thinking of a different game but I think Shadows of the Empire is the one where Nintendo made the developers stick their hands into a box to operate the prototype N64 controller because they didn't want people seeing it and stealing/leaking their design. This is actually because, by this point, Nintendo knew the N64 controller was a stupid piece of poo poo and they were petrified of losing flagship developers by needlessly exposing them to it.
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laserghost posted:There are even more, khem, "colourful": http://www.gamefaqs.com/amiga/926390-alien-breed/cheats on the side note, it's the same company that made Worms. STEVIE WONDER makes the screen purple and BLIMEY GUVNOR LOOK AT THE SIZE OF HIS JOHN THOMAS gives player 2 unlimited energy, holy poo poo these cheats are great.
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