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Post by Deathclaw886 on Dec 5, 2020 17:11:08 GMT -6
Yeah, Freedoom on Android was the first time I got into modding Doom. surprisingly, Quite a few of the mods worked, like Brutal Doom v20b. [version 21 sort of worked, but knee deep in the dead didn't work] But a lot of the bigger mods would not work, like nash's gore mod. Freedoom on Android actually is a good option for people starting to mod Doom on android, and the controls aren't even that bad, if you are used to Android fps controls. Im on a PC now and i can just say, the controls are atrocious, but that is to be expected. has anybody else used Freedoom on Android? what does everybody else think?
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Post by Lol 6 on Jan 7, 2021 16:24:36 GMT -6
It's cool, actually the engine that the app uses to run freedoom can also run the other IWADS , though I hadn't tried any mod. But yeah, it's cool
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Post by Deathclaw886 on Jan 7, 2021 16:41:35 GMT -6
i thank freedoom on android for getting me in the modding scene in the first place. and then i got the doom 1 and 2 iwads. it is definitely a good choice for the unfortunate doomer. but then i got a laptop.....
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Post by Lol 6 on Jan 7, 2021 16:51:02 GMT -6
You know, it's a cool way to start at speedrunning too. Especially with the level design of some maps, you can practice your movements and plan strategies
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Post by Deathclaw886 on Jan 7, 2021 17:05:07 GMT -6
yeah, and if you can speedrun on a phone, you can definitely speedrun on a pc.
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