A ridiculous air-battle on Valley. If you can’t make sense of what you’re looking at, don’t even try and imagine what it SOUNDED like. DAKKADAKKADAKKAKABOOOOM Development Blog: Download: ZDoom Wars was/is a mod for Doom 2 that I created. Firstly, let me just say that ZDoom is a source port for the original Doom and its derivatives (Doom 2, Heretic, Hexen, etc.), which can be downloaded at ZDoom.org. This wad, however, requires Skulltag, a multiplayer-focused branch of ZDoom, which can be downloaded at skulltag.com ZDoom Wars does, howver, require the latest beta version of Skulltag, which can be downloaded at skulltag.net. Long story on why there are two Skulltag domains.

All of these require the IWAD file of the desired game to use (in this case, Doom 2). Basically, you’ve gotta own Doom, but seriously, you already should. This page on the ZDoom wiki best summarizes what ZDoom Wars is: Basically, instead of weapons, you have constantly generating mana with which you summon monsters into huge armies and direct them against your foes. Killing the enemy player himself is the goal, but being weaponless, you must use your monsters to do so, which means you have to be a better commander and defeat his armies, run him to ground, and then murder him savagely. This old thing linked to below was where I would post about the progress on the wad.

It’s inactive now, but there are still some downloads and historical info available: A new team of people now run ZDoom Wars, and you can download it by accessing a server which is using ZDoom Wars (referred to now as ZDoom Wars I) on Doomseeker (a server browser that comes with Skulltag), or at the link provided above. A game of ZDoom Wars can take up to and beyond an HOUR of constant DAKKADAKKADAKKA.

Oooor, someone could screw up and get blasted within 3 minutes. It’s volatile, and I admit that it’s totally cool to watch. There are videos of it all over Youtube. I spent about 2 ½ years working on it before moving on. Good memories. Blood for the Blood God.

Jan 17, 2016 well. Another project that i've posted. It's about of a mappack for Zdoom Wars then too it's a. The MetalGuy213's Projects: Zdoom Wars MetalGuy. ZDoom Wars is inspired by an old Doom Legacy wad, DoomWars by Martin Collberg (creator of the CajunBot), in which the player punched. Robyn Hitchcock Queen Elvis Zip Code more.

This is something I ran into while looking around some doom servers one day and I thought it would be interesting enough to share with you all. Quoted from ZDoom Wars manual:Zdoom Wars is a Multiplayer wad intended to be run with Skulltag (you'll need a development version to run it at this point). In it, a player chooses a player class, each of which has an entire unique faction of monsters at their disposal, but no weapons. Thus, you must defeat your opponents using only these monsters. For the absolute intended results, play in LMS mode. Team LMS does not operate with monsters correctly at this time. Each player has 300 health (except for the Spore, who has 250 to make up for it's flight ability) which automatically regenerates.

Also, players can jump extra high to escape tight spots. All Factions start out with only one or two basic units unlocked. To use more powerful monsters, you must spawn monsters in accordance with that Faction's Tech Tree. You cannot select monsters you have not unlocked. To toggle the Tech Tree, the default key is Q.At the core, it's basically FPS and RTS combined. It requires a somewhat of a learning curve, but once you get passed that, it's a very interesting game.. So, what do you all think of the concept?

Author Replies. I don't really like the idea. To me Doom was always about kicking zombie ass and solving puzzles. The idea of a RTS about Doom (where you build the monsters, even) feels strange.Fair enough, but it's not only about Doom (it's more centered around Doom/Heretic/Hexen/Strife/etc.) It helps to think about it as being an entirely new game itself, like an RTS at a first-person view. I didn't particularly like the idea at first either. I'll give you that. No, just no, leave Doom alone, it's suffered enough.I've never seen you support AoK mods so this wasn't very surprising.

That's similar to why I usually don't like RPG scenarios in AoK. The game wasn't designed for them, and it shows. If by RPG scenarios, you mean having spells and turn-based battles, I couldn't agree with you more.