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Message: [QUOTE="Varyag, post: 242505, member: 8071"] you are somewhat on the money with that. Yes, GZDoom is pretty much a completely new game engine that was built using Doom as base. It can do way more than the original game, at the cost that it doesn't even *try* to play like the original game (unless you go out of your way to set strict compatibility options and control remapping) And that's why the mods can do so much. And why it annoys me so that uninformed people keep crying they can't Brutal Doom in the new Doom+DoomII release. "limit removing", Boom, MBF are sourceport capability standards, used to codify what a custom mod can and can't do, depending on which sourceport it was made for. These are way less radical than DECORATE and Zscript and mostly stick to classic vanilla Doom rules, just extended. Most modern sourceports (GZDoom and the rerelease included) support running all of these. Basically, it means the map was made with a specific set of features in mind (and might break if played in another set) When in doubt, the Doom wiki always has the answers! [URL]https://doomwiki.org/wiki/Compatibility[/URL] [MEDIA=youtube]XFZFNE0a82w[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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