DOOM: The Dark Ages

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Jak na kolejną odsłonę to najlepsza z części. Zachowany balans pomiędzy akcją, a taktyką. Wiele poziomów i bardzo atrakcyjne lokacje. Szeroki wachlarz broni oraz ulepszeń, dzięki którym odnajdziemy swój styl. Polecam

требую костюм голого палача

equal with 2016, better than eternal.

DOOM KRUTO

fantastic

Doom the Dark Ages highlights id Software’s tendency to not rest on their laurels. The developers set out to provide a different experience from previous Doom games, stripping away the mobility in lieu of a shield to emphasize the new “stand and fight” philosophy. For me, it was a tough sell at first, but when the combat clicks it becomes very satisfying to stand your ground and duel enemies. I liked the base game a lot, but it was still my least favorite of the modern Doom games. The Revelations DLC then adds more mobility options, making the gameplay closer to Doom Eternal. And it works marvelously with the huge arenas and greater density of enemies. Combat is faster, more difficult and overall incredibly addictive. The combat is better, the puzzles are smarter, and the game more fun. Revelations does an amazing job building upon the foundation set by the base game. I have seen a lot of discussion as to why Doom the Dark Ages did not sell too well. In my opinion three things hindered its success. First and second, the game costs 70 dollars and was available on Game Pass day one. Lastly, the specs are too high, mandating Ray Tracing with a recommended 32 gb of RAM in this economy is too demanding, especially when I did not find that the game looks much better than Doom Eternal on max settings. It's worth noting that even though demanding the game is well optimized and it ran fine for me at 60 fps, even though my processor is under the minimum requirements.