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Doom 3 has loads of mods only usable with the classic version. The original Dooms are also somewhat censored in BFG Edition.Ĭlassic Complete + Doom 3 Pack is for purists. As someone who also enjoyes survival horror games I loved that, but many fans of the classics ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and moaned about the game being too dark and scary so many changes in BFG edition are for people who think that way. SOME of the changes are positive, most are negative.ĭoom 3 originally had a stronger emphasis on horror. As I said before, it has issues in that all of the games are censored or modified from the original releases. Unless Valve just does not charge you for the extra same game, I am not sure.īFG Edition is one game in your library that includes what I mentioned above. I like to save money when possible, but I also do not want to waste money on having to buy a game in different, but same bundles since you can only own one game of the same at time from my understanding. I am really trying to see which ones to buy.
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Able to use the flash light when ever, although I had heard there was a mod for the flash light on the original III game as well.
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What are the changes to the Doom 3 and it's expansion if you do not mind? I was reading some of the stuff on the store page, but I took them as improvements, not faults, as far as Doom 3 is concerned. Standalone versions I assume you mean if I buy each one of the older games separately off of Steam, opposed to being bundled as in this particular one? Or the other bundle that strictly sticks to the original two Dooms? If so what difference would that make if they are all still Doom I and II from Steam? Also are there player made mods that put all the stuff back the way it originally was and some that may add extras for the better or for the worse, even if you do not get the stand alone versions? If your interest is more casual then BFG edition may be up your alley, but it has it's own issue with changes to Doom 3 and Resurrection of Evil. If you're a big fan, you need to get everything. However they also do NOT include No Rest For The Living. The standalone versions of Doom are NOT censored. As you may or may not know any reference to Nazism was banned in Germany and any game released there is censored to accomodate their laws. Here comes a big one, the two secret levels in Doom 2 are completely censored of any Nazi references because lazy ass Bethesda couldn't be bothered to create a German only version of Doom 2. The crosses have been turned into pills.Īs much as I hate linking to the pile of ♥♥♥♥ known as Kotaku, they have an article explaining the situation. So basically you get the 'good stuff', the essentials of Doom with BFG edition. Has some good levels, but was more of a cash in on Doom 2 than a real continuation. It was a collection of maps made by people outside of id. though it is available on the XBLA version of Doom 2. This is the only legal way to aqurire this episode on PC. This is something to get excited about as it is a new 9 level add on to Doom 2, similar to Ultimate Doom's extra episode. (The original + the extra 4th episode released in 95).
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As far as classic Doom titles BFG Edition includes: