Seems odd that anyone is bꦚothered by a difficulty settings name being changed. I love Doom (with the exception of Eternal. Didn't like that one much). I care about gameplay, story, and of course a heavy soundtrack to get the blood flowing in my doom games. Difficulty settings names are none existent on my list of importance.

Huh, thought I was gonna be the only one to say Eternal sucked. I played a couple hours and put it down for good. Looking forward to this "new" approach to combat. I dig slower methodical combat over high-speed jump n gun. For the record, I thought much if the platforming in eternal was super lame and didn't wanna do it. This ain't Mario it's DOOM. Also �♏�hoping they bring back that horror element.

Nailed it with that last bit. I'm gonna wait until it gets irone✱d out, or goes on sale. Maybe both. I do this with most games these days. O🌠ne of the last games I bought on day one was Elden Ring and only because I trusted they had it complete on release. Which it was.

Eh, it's not totally bad, but very few guilds use the in-game avenue꧂s for communication. Which, I understand, is just a thing of newer generations, but𓂃 seriously, not everyone wants to use discord. I hate it. The game itself can be fun, but becomes mindless button presses after awhile and super repetitive. Again, all games have a degree of repetition, but when it becomes a boring grind is when it's no longer a good thing. Couple that with how difficult it can be to get "end game" gear, which can be if you're unlucky like me, it gets a 5/10 kittens. Totally and utterly average. Pretty graphics don't make up for lack of ability to really change the outcome of a fight. You either have a number advantage and win, or don't and lose. Dodges are practically pointless and blocking is really only for the big purple circle hits. 207 hrs played, a good chunk of that, I wasn't even playing, just left the game on to do dishes, laundry, general house cleaning...stuff that seemed, at the time, infinitely more interesting and productive.