Doom Eternal Revision Thread

[DeadButDreaming]

For those wondering if Doomguy scales physically to the Titans, he broke the chains that enslaved Titans couldn't escape from.

Did you get that info from Eternal or 2016?

 

[DTG499]

In doom eternal on the end of the third to last mission we break the chains of enslaved titans.

 

[DeadButDreaming]

In doom eternal on the end of the third to last mission we break the chains of enslaved titans.

Yeah I was about to say I remember that. The thing is, the Slayer punched the chain. The Titan maybe could have maybe done that but it's hands could have been tied up. Also, the chain he punched if I remember correctly was already corroded. At least it looked like it since it had those green cracks.

Then again I don't remember that whole stage too well

 

[Jangles211]

The titans hand was attached to the chain, and when you break it the titans go flying back as if they where putting their wait unto holding up the thing via chains.

The titans also immediately dip from the area so they obviously aren't being controlled to be there they just couldn't escape. The crack marks are just gameplay mechanics Why would the Khan makyr allow her chains to corrode like that)

 

[Jaften]

I agree, the green cracks are legit just game mechanics in this case, acting as a marker saying "HIT THIS TO PROCEED"

 

[DeadButDreaming]

The titans hand was attached to the chain, and when you break it the titans go flying back as if they where putting their wait unto holding up the thing via chains.

The titans also immediately dip from the area so they obviously aren't being controlled to be there they just couldn't escape. The crack marks are just gameplay mechanics Why would the Khan makyr allow her chains to corrode like that)

Maybe they didn't break the chains cause they were afraid of Khan Makyr.

 

[Foxthefox1000]

Yeah, with that context I'd say he physically scales.

 

[Firestorm808]

Aren't some of the Khan Maykr's attacks made of light? She calls one down from the sky too.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

I don't think Kahn Maykr's Beam of light that appears to be heavenly can be treated as a real laser. And it appears to be supernatural in nature which often gets rejected as not real light.

 

[Foxthefox1000]

I mean, maybe not lasers, but light is light, is it not? Unless the wiki has some weird rule regarding different types of light?

 

[DeadButDreaming]

Aren't some of the Khan Maykr's attacks made of light? She calls one down from the sky too.

Probably just plasma again. Also the beam that comes down from the sky is fire. It sets the ground in flames.

 

[Hellbeast1]

Also why I'm here

Is there a reason Classic Unmaker has SOL attack speed? Like there's none given on the page

 

[Firestorm808]

We still haven't figured out who broke the moon.

 

[DeadButDreaming]

Also why I'm here

Is there a reason Classic Unmaker has SOL attack speed? Like there's none given on the page

Cause it fires lasers and since laser are light it qualifies as sol. Also, before anyone says anything the Unmakyr is a different gun that does not fire lasers.

 

[Foxthefox1000]

I mean tbf heavenly light setting hell on fire fits what with light having heat properties and heavenly stuff typically burning hellish things.

 

[Jangles211]

Unmaker=demon tech Unmakyr=makyr tech

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Classic Unmaker does shoot lasers, but it's unknown if light speed is actually legit.

 

[Foxthefox1000]

It'd be weird for one weapon to be SoL when the classic is from an older time period IIRC and technology likely (and by lore) did upgrade. But I mean, it's whatever.

 

[DeadButDreaming]

I mean tbf heavenly light setting hell on fire fits what with light having heat properties and heavenly stuff typically burning hellish things.

The floor that it was burning was in urdak not hell. Also it looked just like fire, and the sound it made was that of fire