Bethesda.Net is going down on May 11th, however you can transfer all your games to Steam. It's easy to do and I'm including links for the instructions to do so. At one point it will also allow you to transfer some of your saved game data. Just click on the provided links.
Also, if you had game DLC on Bethesda.net and you notice you get the normal game transferred to Steam, the DLC did transfer you just need you Bethesda.net account attached to Steam to use it.
Azurephile Super Member Post Author
wrote on 04/28/2022 at 11:47pm
Yeah, I was surprised by how easy it was to transfer. They even send you an email confirming that the transfer completed successfully. Once I opened Steam, I saw the notification that I had "new" games in my library.
I backed up my DOOM Eternal saved game directory before I last uninstalled it. It seems I was able to zip that directory and transfer it to my Steam cloud. I haven't tested if the backup actually worked, but I know the transfer of the .zip was successful. I thought this was neat and I like being able to save to the cloud, even though I do physical backups now if I feel a game is important enough.
Oh and I created this post, because I thought it was a very important announcement. I know some of us here have games on the Bethesda.Net launcher. I just hope everyone who needs to know sees this.
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Doom Eternal's Ancient Gods Part 2 DLC arrives tomorrow and you can watch a trailer for it in the link I embedded. I played Doom Eternal months ago and gave the game a "must play" on the Cheerful Ghost ratings score. If you're a fan of Doom, I believe it's a must play. I (obviously) thought it was a great game and I'm looking forward to getting back into it.
Let me know what you think about this. Are you planning on playing it? I may jump in right away, although I may wait to finish what I'm currently working on. If you see me on Bethesda.net soon, you'll probably see that I'm playing Doom Eternal (or waiting for the DLC to download). Feel free to hit me up, my... Read All
Doom Eternal's Ancient Gods Part 2 DLC arrives tomorrow and you can watch a trailer for it in the link I embedded. I played Doom Eternal months ago and gave the game a "must play" on the Cheerful Ghost ratings score. If you're a fan of Doom, I believe it's a must play. I (obviously) thought it was a great game and I'm looking forward to getting back into it.
Let me know what you think about this. Are you planning on playing it? I may jump in right away, although I may wait to finish what I'm currently working on. If you see me on Bethesda.net soon, you'll probably see that I'm playing Doom Eternal (or waiting for the DLC to download). Feel free to hit me up, my username is GregoPeck.
Azurephile gives this an astounding "Must Play" on the Ghost Scale
This achieves something special, and it would be a shame to miss it.
Azurephile gives this a "Must Play" on the Ghost Scale
This achieves something special, and it would be a shame to miss it.
âDOOMâ Eternal is a sequel to âDOOMâ (2016). However, it doesnât just add new content, but it also adds some new functionality. Platforming is still a part of the series and DOOM Eternal adds a bit more to getting around. Now there is a mod for the Super Shotgun called the Meat Hook. It will let you grapple onto a demon and shoot or punch it. The new Blood Punch melee attack does some serious damage. If you want to instantly kill a Pinky, Blood Punch it in the face. The gauge for this attack gets refilled when you perform Glory Kills.
One new way to get armor is by using the Flame Belch. It is a new piece of gear that puts demons on fire. While theyâre lit, theyâll... Read All
âDOOMâ Eternal is a sequel to âDOOMâ (2016). However, it doesnât just add new content, but it also adds some new functionality. Platforming is still a part of the series and DOOM Eternal adds a bit more to getting around. Now there is a mod for the Super Shotgun called the Meat Hook. It will let you grapple onto a demon and shoot or punch it. The new Blood Punch melee attack does some serious damage. If you want to instantly kill a Pinky, Blood Punch it in the face. The gauge for this attack gets refilled when you perform Glory Kills.
One new way to get armor is by using the Flame Belch. It is a new piece of gear that puts demons on fire. While theyâre lit, theyâll some drop armor. Another way to get armor is to upgrade the Meat Hook. The demons you grapple on to will then temporarily catch on fire and drop some armor.
Your arsenal also includes Frag Grenades. You can turn them into Ice Bombs, which will temporarily freeze enemies. You can switch between the two modes just like you can with weapons.
The Codex is very resourceful. Along with lore, it contains information about weapons and demons. It will tell you what a demonâs weakness is, since this varies among them. The game doesnât go about hiding this. It has a great Tutorials section. These can be brief videos that appear in a small window to show how something, like the Ice Bomb, is used. In the very beginning, the game will take you to through a brief tutorial.
One function I enjoyed with DOOM Eternal was Cheat Codes. They are part of the âsecretâ collectibles you can find on some missions. Using them does not affect your progression. However, you can only use them on a mission youâve already completed and they disable the Slayer Key in the mission. Slayer Keys open Slayer Gates. These are âspecial encounters.â They will teleport you to a different battle ground and you have to defeat all of the demons. They can be challenging. I think the only one I didnât complete was the last one in the Ancient Gods Part 1 DLC. Winning these in the base game grants an Empyrean Key. There are six of them and they unlock a new weapon similar to the BFG.
There are a lot of options within the graphics settings. I was hoping to use GeForce Experience to âoptimizeâ my settings, but the program didnât detect the game. So, I tried out the different presets. The highest one told me I didnât have enough VRAM, so I think I chose the one below it. The game ran great, I never noticed any kind of lag. Speaking of issues, the game did crash at least at one point a couple of times, though I did get around it. There was also an issue when I first tried to play, but it was pretty much a network issue that was resolved not long after I encountered it.
There seems to be a bit more of an online part to DOOM Eternal. I didnât explore the multiplayer parts of the game, but I knew itâs different. For instance, there is a Battle Mode and you can play as a demon. You can connect to your friends and get some experience points when they do. Experience points unlock special customizations for your character, title, weapons, and more. Along with mission and weapon challenges there are now weekly challenges, giving players more opportunities to earn experience points. There are also events that occur like the holiday one going on now. One of the items I got is a skin for a weapon, another is a Santa âDoom Guyâ skin.
The central location in the game is the Fortress. You will be able to explore it between some missions. Within, youâll find some of the collectibles youâve found on different missions. Music tracks youâve found are displayed on the walls. You can interact with them and make them your current background music. There are tracks from different id games. You can also visit a room that displays your collected weapons, gear, and toys (âsecretâ collectibles).
The Fortress also contains different things you can unlock. In some of them youâll find Suit upgrades, Runes, or a skin for your slayer. In order to unlock them, youâll need to get Sentinel Batteries, each item costs two. Youâll find these as collectibles on missions and by the end, it seems there are more than you need, so it may not be necessary to collect them all.
I pretty much think DOOM Eternal takes everything that is great (which is pretty much everything) about DOOM and gives it a nice upgrade. I like many of the âquality of lifeâ things, such as being able to change the menu colors (although still limited to a few). The music is still good and being able to listen to tracks from older games is cool.
My biggest complaint with these two DOOM games is the platforming. I think being able to jump and dash around is helpful and can be fun or helpful during a fight. However, sometimes theses platforming instances can be complicated. It can be frustrating trying to make some of the jumps. Sometimes while playing, Iâve just wondered, âwhy?â As I said in my DOOM review, itâs kind of like a mix between Doom and Super Mario Bros.
If you like Doom, you should check out âDOOM.â Then you should check out DOOM Eternal, I would definitely recommend it. After that, assuming youâve enjoyed the games, you may want to also check out DOOM Eternalâs DLC.
Also, now that I remembered, I like how DOOM is pretty much like Doom and DOOM Eternal is pretty much like Doom 2 (you may notice some similarities).
(Update) I just remembered that I forgot to mention that DOOM Eternal not only lets you jump and grapple, but it also allows you to actually stick on walls. There are certain surfaces you'll find that allow you to do this. They all look essentially the same, though they can sometimes be difficult to spot. Being able to do this and stay on the surface and look to your right or left before jumping is cool. While attached to a surface, your Dash meter will also recharge, allowing you to double dash in mid-air, as you'll need to do sometimes.
Have you played DOOM Eternal yet? What do you think about it? Feel free to comment.
The QuakeCon 2020 live stream & charity event has begun and if you are a Bethesda, iD and Arkane fan tuning in should be required viewing. One piece of fun news to come out of the keynote was that Doom Eternal is getting some story based DLC called The Ancient Gods: Part One on top of other multiplayer enhancements. Not a lot of details emerged in the keynote about The Ancient Gods DLC itself and it looks like a full reveal trailer will drop later this month.
One thing I wanted to highlight was that each year at QuakeCon Zenimax, Bethesda, iD and Arcane markdown their games and this year is no exception. One particular thing I found fun is much of the classic iD... Read All
The QuakeCon 2020 live stream & charity event has begun and if you are a Bethesda, iD and Arkane fan tuning in should be required viewing. One piece of fun news to come out of the keynote was that Doom Eternal is getting some story based DLC called The Ancient Gods: Part One on top of other multiplayer enhancements. Not a lot of details emerged in the keynote about The Ancient Gods DLC itself and it looks like a full reveal trailer will drop later this month.
One thing I wanted to highlight was that each year at QuakeCon Zenimax, Bethesda, iD and Arcane markdown their games and this year is no exception. One particular thing I found fun is much of the classic iD catalog on Switch is marked down such as the original Doom($2.49), Doom 2($2.49), Doom 64($2.49), Doom 3($4.99) are quite cheap. Which is to say I picked up 4 incredible Doom games on Switch for about 13 bucks. Those deals are on a lot of platforms right now, so make sure to check them out.
You can watch the live stream on YouTube and twitch below:
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 08/07/2020 at 09:21pm
I was about to ask, but decided to try to figure it out before asking, so...in order to claim Quake for free you just need to log in to your Bethesda.net launcher. Click on "Games" and scroll down to Quake and you'll see the option to install it. Maybe I should copy this to the event...?
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 08/07/2020 at 09:32pm
It's in the event but it's good to mention it here too BECAUSE I forgot to do that and just picked it up.
Thanks Greg!
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 08/08/2020 at 12:52am
It's mentioned in the event, but I didn't see instructions on how to get, claim, or install it, that's why I had to look it up. I knew it was going to be free, I just didn't know how to get it. Also noted, if they raise enough $, they'll do the same for Quake II. I'm assuming that these free releases unfortunately do not contain the expansion packs, though I could be wrong as assuming just makes an "ass" out of "u" and "me." LOL Still, the games are quite cheap at the moment, I have them on my wishlist.
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 08/08/2020 at 09:23pm
I got Quake on Beth launcher and installed it and tweaked it some and it runs fairly well. I'm experimenting with Quake source engines right now(modern builds of the open source code) and finding various pros and cons to that. I have the original Quake CD ROM but having it digitally through the Beth launcher is really nice too.
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 08/08/2020 at 10:09pm
And they've raised $13k so we should get Quake 2, let me check the Beth launcher now if they are handing it out. Doesn't look like it but should be at some point.
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 08/09/2020 at 04:13am
Cool! I looked at the store part of the launcher and didn't see the expansions even mentioned, but you can buy them on Steam. Feel free to let me know when/if Quake 2 becomes available. Man, I really liked those games. I remember playing them when they were new. One thing I liked about Quake was that you could use your own soundtrack. I don't recall exactly how that worked, but I remember listening to different things while playing, like Tori Amos. Granted, I also loved the inclusion of Nine Inch Nails. I also remember how they made a demo for the game that actually contained the entire game that someone figured out how to unlock by hacking it. I think they resolved that later. Quake 2 reminds me of the drink Surge, I drank a good bit of it when I played that game.
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 08/10/2020 at 01:39am
That said, I haven't seen it show up for free in the launcher yet.
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 08/10/2020 at 03:40am
Ok, but what about Quake II? The article I shared says it would unlock at $10k. I didn't see anything about Quake III, until your comment showing that tweet. Still, neither game is showing up as free at the moment, just the first game. Thanks for the head's up! I'm still interested, so if you find something new (like an update that one or both games is now available for free), please feel free to comment here.
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 08/10/2020 at 04:27am
I'm not sure. I read a Tweet from a person that said they'd unlock after QuakeCon? Who knows. Maybe we get both? I guess well know either way soon enough.
We probably all own all three quakes on steam though right? I mean they've all been around $0.04 at some point on Steam sales.
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 08/11/2020 at 02:44am
Not me, not yet. Though I'd rather have them on Steam, since Steam definitely has the expansions (mission packs) whereas they seem to be missing from Bethesda.
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 08/11/2020 at 03:48am
I have all of them on CD ROM but I don't think I re-bought them on Steam yet.
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 08/11/2020 at 04:33am
I had at least some of them on CD, but I don't know what's happened to them. I haven't seen them in decades, but that actually applies to a lot of my old CDs.
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 08/13/2020 at 01:28am
Quake II just showed up in my Beth launcher. So the Tweet was wrong about the game(They said Quake III) BUT it did show up, just a lot later.
I too have Quake 2, maybe Quake 3 will eventually unlock too.
But like Greg said, the lack of expansions in the Beth Quake 2 (plus the amazing RTX port (even if you don't have an RTX graphics card)) mean that I'll be using that Steam copy.
Seriously, that RTX port with RTX turned off is the best semi-third party launcher for Quake 2.
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 08/13/2020 at 04:13am
Thanks for the notice! I'm thinking that even w/ the RTX features turned off, that (free) version of Quake 2 could still be pretty sweet. I think (perhaps incorrectly) there may be other features that modern GPUs can use for the game. I've hardly played it though, so I can't say for certain from my own experience and memory, it's been a while.
Youâre right. That RTX port has some modern features that make it a delight to play.
And the free version can let you play the shareware stuff but if you own quake 2 you can point it at your installation and it will use the original game files for the full game. Just with better presentation
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 08/17/2020 at 10:56pm
Quake 3 is now available to get for free.
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 08/17/2020 at 11:41pm
That's weird. I have restarted my client a couple times to see if I could jog it.
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 08/21/2020 at 05:37am
I saw something at the beginning of this give away saying something like if you don't see it show up as free, restart the Bethesda launcher. Perhaps it worked for me, because I'd open the launcher, log in, check, possibly install a game, log out, and close the launcher. I repeated this numerous times and have been able to get all three games. I just keep the launcher closed if I'm not going to use it, no need for it to hog system resources, I need that for gaming! I hope it worked out for you.
Jack Black: Dude it's getting biblical talk about the mark of the beast! Sammy Black: It's about hell. Jack Black: Dude is Satan in this game? Sammy Black: Uh, not exactly Satan. Jack: No spoilers. Jack: Sumpin' tells me we gonna battle Satan!
It's a Jack Black playing Doom Eternal. Just click the button already.
Jack Black: Dude it's getting biblical talk about the mark of the beast! Sammy Black: It's about hell. Jack Black: Dude is Satan in this game? Sammy Black: Uh, not exactly Satan. Jack: No spoilers. Jack: Sumpin' tells me we gonna battle Satan!
It's a Jack Black playing Doom Eternal. Just click the button already.
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 04/13/2020 at 03:29am
Sammy: You allowed me to play this game in 2016! Jack: We don't need to talk about my bad parenting skills.
That got a LOL out of me! I'm watching, thanks for sharing!
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Some early media reviews are coming in for Doom Eternal and they look great. I wanted to share one from one of my favorite YouTube channels LGR. LGR has a nice chill style and mixes top notch capture footage (seriously the game looks incredible in his video) and it running on his wide ASUS monitor.
One of the first things I noticed is that in Doom Eternal the starting weapon is the shotgun which is a great. The pistol in Doom 2016 was fine, but Doom Eternal looks to start you out with Doom's signature weapon which is as it should be.
If you are getting Doom Eternal soon let me know and what you think of the game once you play it.
Some early media reviews are coming in for Doom Eternal and they look great. I wanted to share one from one of my favorite YouTube channels LGR. LGR has a nice chill style and mixes top notch capture footage (seriously the game looks incredible in his video) and it running on his wide ASUS monitor.
One of the first things I noticed is that in Doom Eternal the starting weapon is the shotgun which is a great. The pistol in Doom 2016 was fine, but Doom Eternal looks to start you out with Doom's signature weapon which is as it should be.
If you are getting Doom Eternal soon let me know and what you think of the game once you play it.
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 03/18/2020 at 05:43am
Wow, the shotgun was my favorite weapon in Doom (2016). This is very tempting, I'm "on the fence" about it. From what I've seen, all reviews so far are definitely positive!
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 03/18/2020 at 02:34pm
Same here. I have so many games already but this looks like a game Iâll play... at some point?
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 03/18/2020 at 06:19pm
Yeah. I'm already playing something and don't really want to stop. Maybe it'll be cheaper in the Steam Summer Sale. Maybe I've gotten spoiled by sales and now realize I don't always have to pay $60 for a game. Although, every time I watch something (like the video you posted) about this game, I really feel like getting it. I also have multiple other games on my wish list.
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 03/18/2020 at 06:39pm
If you donât need to play a game at launch waiting is always a great idea. Borderlands 3 is pretty cheap on Steam now and will only get cheaper over time with a ton more content.
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 03/18/2020 at 09:34pm
Yeah, I was really tempted to get Borderlands 3. It came to Steam at a 50% discount, which was very hard to resist.
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 03/19/2020 at 04:33am
Yep, that's the one.
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Doom Eternal's launch date of March 20th is fast approaching and as such certain media outlets are covering it before launch. Digital Foundry got a peek at the game for a few hours and interviewed the folks at iD about the game.
"As well as sitting down for *three hours* to play the upcoming Doom Eternal, Digital Foundry's John Linneman also had the opportunity to discuss the new id Tech 7 engine upgrades with Doom Eternal executive producer and id software studio director, Marty Stratton. From engine upgrades to ray tracing to Switch to next-gen consoles, there's a ton of new info in this one."
Doom Eternal's launch date of March 20th is fast approaching and as such certain media outlets are covering it before launch. Digital Foundry got a peek at the game for a few hours and interviewed the folks at iD about the game.
"As well as sitting down for *three hours* to play the upcoming Doom Eternal, Digital Foundry's John Linneman also had the opportunity to discuss the new id Tech 7 engine upgrades with Doom Eternal executive producer and id software studio director, Marty Stratton. From engine upgrades to ray tracing to Switch to next-gen consoles, there's a ton of new info in this one."
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 02/08/2020 at 02:31am
Cool video. I feel like this game is hyped or at least it is in my mind. It may be a high expectation that I feel, but that's because Doom (2016) was so good and this one seems to be doing even more of it better. I feel like this will most certainly be an awesome game. Although, I'm still not sure when I'll get the game, assuming that I do.
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 02/08/2020 at 11:35pm
iD is trying to sell the game for sure. What I think is clear is that if you loved Doom 2016 this looks like a much improved version so I don't think fans will be disappointed. With that, I'm not sure I'll get it at launch and if folks haven't played 2016 that game is incredible and it's also pretty cheap too.
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 02/09/2020 at 12:18am
Yeah, I totally agree. And one amazing thing I've found out is also that Doom 2016 can run very well on even "budget" PC builds. So, it doesn't require a beast. I haven't really paid attention to Eternal's system requirements, but I bet it's quite similar in that way. Also, to me, one of the most notable pieces that came up in this video was "optimization." A game that's properly and greatly optimized can run very well.
No, my old PC ran it pretty dang well with only a few graphical sacrifices in the settings. It's so well optimized, especially with the vulkan renderer.
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You can "Raze Hell" in Doom Eternal on March 20th and if the new trailer is any indication iD really did kick up the Doom lore with this game. If you remember back to Quakecon of 2019 the game developers mentioned that they are building a whole Doom universe of lore and story and Doom Eternal would be the game to bring it. I appreciated the simplicity of Doom 2016 in that right away there was a bit of story and the Doom Slayer throws the monitor to the side that your were hearing it from. I appreciated the fun nod and wink to the game being focused on quick run and gun gameplay quite a bit. With that iD has treated the new Doom franchise well and I imagine this will... Read All
You can "Raze Hell" in Doom Eternal on March 20th and if the new trailer is any indication iD really did kick up the Doom lore with this game. If you remember back to Quakecon of 2019 the game developers mentioned that they are building a whole Doom universe of lore and story and Doom Eternal would be the game to bring it. I appreciated the simplicity of Doom 2016 in that right away there was a bit of story and the Doom Slayer throws the monitor to the side that your were hearing it from. I appreciated the fun nod and wink to the game being focused on quick run and gun gameplay quite a bit. With that iD has treated the new Doom franchise well and I imagine this will be no different even if they kick up the lore.
Will_Ball Game Mod Super Member
wrote on 01/15/2020 at 04:40pm
Looks crazy.
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 01/16/2020 at 10:57pm
I never quite realized the lore of the game, maybe because I only played through it once. If you want to find out more, there's a cool story trailer breakdown from IGN you can watch here: https://youtu.be/CE1ACcYwJ70 In case you haven't finished the 2016 game, this video may contain spoilers.
I'm not sure whether or not I'll get this at launch. Anyone else thinking of doing so? I know Travis is.
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 01/17/2020 at 06:42pm
>Damn right I am Greg! đ
I knew that, because we've already talked about it. Before this video got posted here, I was thinking of posting it as a comment in that other post, I think I made that one. But, I hesitated and Jon beat me to it.
jdodson Admin Post Author
wrote on 01/17/2020 at 08:45pm
> But, I hesitated and Jon beat me to it.
Damn right I am Greg!
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 01/17/2020 at 10:06pm
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 03/14/2020 at 07:13am
Gaming Bolt has been making videos about Doom's lore, so if you're a fan, I'd recommend checking them out. They're not very long, but they are cool to watch, even providing info I either forgot about or didn't know. I'll give you a link, but look on their channel for more. It seems they started posting this about a week ago and you'll also notice links to the other videos at the end of each video, so it's not easy to miss out or overlook them. Here's one about Samuel Hayden: https://youtu.be/qFM7TUsiOng
Azurephile Super Member
wrote on 03/17/2020 at 06:41pm
Doom Eternal now has a release date of March 20, 2020. You can now put it on your Steam wish list. It won't come to the Switch on that date, but still supposedly in the same year. Doom (2016) was a cool game and it runs surprisingly well on many PCs. The sequel looks at add some new features, which seems exciting.
Are you planning to get this at launch? What do you think about it? I'm not sure if I'll get it at launch, I might wait. I guess it just depends on what I'm doing or playing at the time.
Check this link for more details: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/doom-eternal-release-date-multiplayer-modes-demons/1100-6461012/
Doom Eternal now has a release date of March 20, 2020. You can now put it on your Steam wish list. It won't come to the Switch on that date, but still supposedly in the same year. Doom (2016) was a cool game and it runs surprisingly well on many PCs. The sequel looks at add some new features, which seems exciting.
Are you planning to get this at launch? What do you think about it? I'm not sure if I'll get it at launch, I might wait. I guess it just depends on what I'm doing or playing at the time.
This will be a launch buy for me. I was so enamored with Doom 2016. Spoiler alert-- it's on my list of the top ten games of the past decade, coming in the next episode of Cheerful Ghost Radio
Azurephile Super Member Post Author
wrote on 12/24/2019 at 04:43am
Awesome! I really enjoyed it, too, more than I thought I would. Since then I've been impressed and surprised to learn just how well it runs on even non-beefy systems. I think that's mostly due to Vulkan.
Vulkan is pretty spectacular. Itâs such a huge jump in performance over open GL
Azurephile Super Member Post Author
wrote on 02/26/2021 at 01:48am
I just found an interesting article on GameSpot I wanted to share. It talks about the possibility of adding a female slayer, which I think is interesting. I wonder what a female slayer would look like. However, I really wanted to point to a part at the end of the article that references the release of the second DLC in which it states that "hints from id seem to suggest that it should be coming out in the next few weeks" (in March). I'm looking forward to it. Check out the article here: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/doom-eternal-may-add-female-slayer-to-the-series-in-future/1100-6487908/
I know this is already "aged news" but Quakecon is something fun I watch every year and wanted to share this news drop with y'all.
Apologies, I've been busy with the Tale of the White Wyvern and haven't had a whole lot of extra time to write as much as I'd like.
That all said, if you are a first person shooter fan or just a fan of iD Software and Bethesda you need to clickity clack that play button and let the entirely of the Quakecon keynote envelop your eye holes.
Noteworthy Things
* The Rage 2 free update train is still rolling and out now. If you thought Rage 2 was easy apparently they added a new mode that should make you cry tears of pain. * Doom, Doom 2 and Doom 3... Read All
I know this is already "aged news" but Quakecon is something fun I watch every year and wanted to share this news drop with y'all.
Apologies, I've been busy with the Tale of the White Wyvern and haven't had a whole lot of extra time to write as much as I'd like.
That all said, if you are a first person shooter fan or just a fan of iD Software and Bethesda you need to clickity clack that play button and let the entirely of the Quakecon keynote envelop your eye holes.
Noteworthy Things
* The Rage 2 free update train is still rolling and out now. If you thought Rage 2 was easy apparently they added a new mode that should make you cry tears of pain. * Doom, Doom 2 and Doom 3 launched on iOS, Android and Switch! Apparently they required you to be online but because of a fan outcry this is going to change if it hasn't already. * Doom Eternal is still coming and looks like more of the same Doom 2016 you love with more crazy run and jump mechanics that makes me thing they are leaning into it being a kind-of jump platformer. It also features a cool multiplayer mode where you can play as the Doom Slayer or Demons that looks much more strategic than I thought it would be.
Anything stand out to your that I missed? You interested in playing anything coming out? I really want to play Wolfenstein Youngblood but I'm pretty singly focused on Tale of the White Wyvern at the moment.
Library transferred! Nice that it was easy.
Also, if you had game DLC on Bethesda.net and you notice you get the normal game transferred to Steam, the DLC did transfer you just need you Bethesda.net account attached to Steam to use it.
https://help.bethesda.net/#en/answer/55842
Yeah, I was surprised by how easy it was to transfer. They even send you an email confirming that the transfer completed successfully. Once I opened Steam, I saw the notification that I had "new" games in my library.
I backed up my DOOM Eternal saved game directory before I last uninstalled it. It seems I was able to zip that directory and transfer it to my Steam cloud. I haven't tested if the backup actually worked, but I know the transfer of the .zip was successful. I thought this was neat and I like being able to save to the cloud, even though I do physical backups now if I feel a game is important enough.
Oh and I created this post, because I thought it was a very important announcement. I know some of us here have games on the Bethesda.Net launcher. I just hope everyone who needs to know sees this.