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Message: [QUOTE="Ikagura, post: 242556, member: 6930"] This is why I encourage people to have both GZDoom for the mods while having a Boom fork source port like PrBoom+ (now DSDA that basically replaces it) or even Chocolate/Crispy Doom for an even more purist approach since GZDoom even in strict vanilla cannot 100% replicate every intricacies of the original engine. 60 FPS, higher res and widescreen are the only modern luxuries I prefer with Doom but other than that I'd keep the gameplay as close as possible with no vertical camera and no jumping/crouching. I'm also not fan of GZDoom in the last years regarding the dynamic resolution and how the menus are so cluttered you get a search bar (at least) and even worse: the textures and sprites are blurry by default and I find it to be an aberration for that kind of game (like xRBZ on emulators). Either that, wanting 360° camera movements or even jumping/crouching when the originals maps aren't made with them in mind. It also mildly annoys me when there's someone telling why a gameplay mod isn't compatible with BD or that a map is getting too hard with BD when it's not made with it in mind. Sure, the 2019 Unity and 2024 Kex ports aren't perfect and honestly I'd rather stick to the sourceports yet I still think they're doing a good job at what they're doing on consoles. Decino being great at explaining complex thing while being clear. Easily one of the top tier "Doomtubers". [/QUOTE]

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