Doom New Monsters wads [Monsters]

Doom New Monsters wads

NutsNuts.wad is an example of a joke WAD

A joke WAD is a WAD file which is made as a joke. In some cases, a level may be so bad that it is hard to tell whether it is merely badly designed or a joke WAD of some sort, such is the case for wow.wad.

Varieties of joke WADs

Joke WADs may take one of several forms:

  • Parodies of badly made WAD files: these may include deliberate bugs, look generally sloppy, or use ridiculous graphics. Note that this does not always preclude good game-play.
  • Some joke WADs may take the engine to ridiculous extremes, such as by including an unreasonable number of monsters in a single room or creating levels which break Doom's limitations on purpose.
  • Some joke wads are created as a parody or homage to a community event. Most famous of these is perhaps the dwforums.wad series.
  • Some others use funny sounds or funny sprites.

Note that what the above all have in common is humorous intent — a WAD which is merely badly made, without any intention of being a deliberate parody of WAD design, is just a bad WAD, not a joke WAD as such.

Mockery and derivatives

The Mockery TC was started in 1998 to parody other WADs that were full of poor design and bad attention to detail. Screenshots that were released demonstrate techniques such as huge rooms with long-distance projectile throwing monsters and mix-and-match slime and blood walls and floors.

The mockery TC was never finished and is considered long-abandoned. This may be due to a lack of interest in the project (the joke having been delivered without having to complete the WAD), or perhaps it was deliberately abandoned, as a reference to the long tradition of unfinished TCs.

is an unofficial sequel to Mockery which was released and was designed to not look like a serious wad (but remains fun to play). Techniques employed include using levels randomly generated by Slige. This megawad contains 41 levels (31 thru 40 are a connected chain of secret levels; 41 is the "ending" level).

is a megawad inspired by Mock 2 designed to be even funnier, though not as successful. All levels in it were designed completely by Paul Corfiatis.

nuts.wad and derivatives

Nuts by B.P.R.D is one of the most famous joke wads. The entire wad is simply two massive courtyards containing 10617 monsters and is almost unplayable on Vanilla Doom. Most computers, even in recent years, have trouble processing all of the monsters after the player has woken them up, causing the game's framerate to drop into single digits. It is featured in Doomworld’s Top 10 Infamous WADs. Several sequels and homages have also been created.

NOTE: Nuts has been proven possible to play, and easily beat by the utilization of source ports and monster infighting. If the player is not concerned about 100% kills and is using a port that disables infinitely tall monsters, the level is relatively easy; all the player has to do is straferun over the heads of the first wave of monsters until reaching the exit arena, and then surf on arch-vile blasts to the exit switch.


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Q&A

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Is it possible to make a zdoom configured wad with both doom monsters and hexen monsters?

The thing is, 2.0.63 is like a complete rewrite, and switching the codebase is like recoding zdaemon all over. Plus, there are many things in 2.0.63 that break the way many things work in the current zdaemon.
There are lots more reasons, but laziness is the least important of them.


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