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Guide
FAQ Version 0.5 (PC)
By Aardvark (Kazooie074@aol.com)
6/22/00
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* VERSION HISTORY *
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0.5
-6/24/00
-finished Doom Episode 1 walkthrough
-added the first two Doom II levels to the walkthrough
-made some well-needed changes
0.2 *not released*
-6/4/00
-First one
-Added Intro, some Stories, Items, Enemies, Weapons, and some Doom
walkthrough.
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* CONTENTS *
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1. Introduction
2. Stories
3. Items
4. Enemies
5. Weapons
6. Doom
7. Doom II: Hell on Earth
8. Final Doom
9. Next time...
10. Credits/Closing
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* 1. INTRODUCTION *
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In terms of shoot-em-ups, Doom is the ultimate classic. It has
evolved into other, more advanced, better-looking games, such as Quake
and Duke Nukem 3D, but among many gamers, Doom is still the best. With
it's pointless, endless, twisting mazes and corridors, and big, small,
and just gross monsters, it has filled our minds with a gaming
experience we'll never forget. So, let's take a step into the world of
Doom.
In this FAQ, I hope to cover at least the original 3 episodes and
that extra forth episode of the original Doom. If I don't get too tired,
I might dive into Doom II: Hell on Earth as well. And, if all else
fails, I'll cover Final Doom as well, which has 2 new episodes, each
with 32 levels. I'll hopefully provide the story for each game, as well
as a step-by-step walkthrough for each and every level (If I don't get
too tired) for each game that I cover. Wow, eh?
Now, please! Don't expect the walkthroughs to tell you everything
you need to know to get every single item in the level. A lot of this is
written from memory, so please, be patient. But each walkthrough WILL
tell you how to reach the end of a level. Thankyou!
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* 2. STORIES *
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Here, I hopefully will tell the stories for all three Doom games.
I'm copying this straight from the manuals, so expect nothing different.
(At least these are the original stories, eh?)
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---FINAL DOOM---
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***TNT: Evilution***
Though all the top management of the UAC were dead, and so were
most of their personnel down to the janitors, the corporation survived,
now under strict government supervision. The UAC still sought the secret
to matter apportation, and continued its experiments under vastly
increased safety measures.
The UAC's base was set up on one of the moons of Jupiter, hoping
that the increased distance would enhance Earth's safety if something
went wrong. Marines were stationed at the base, ready for anything.
The Invasion
Soon after the UAC opened its first Gate, the minions of Hell made
their first attack. Suddenly, through the Gate flowed spiked, fanged,
dripping techno-terrors. Meat machines flailed their armored limbs and
slavered with bloodlust, seeking soft bleeding manflesh to rend. But in
their seeking, they found only death. The United States Space Marine
Corps was prepared for such an event, and they poured molten death into
the hordes of Hell. More demons massed, hoping to overwhelm the
defenders by their endless numbers. But mass alone was no match for the
marines. Set up in defensive positions around the gate, the marines were
able to slaughter the monsters by the hundreds, taking few losses.
As suddenly as it had begun, the invasion ended. The last flaming
skull screamed through, was hit by twenty simultaneous shotgun blasts,
and the chamber was silent once more, except for the dripping of blood.
Hell had failed.
The research went on, more boldly, and less cautiously. All the
marines received the Silver Star from a grateful government, and the UAC
made an enormous contribution to the Veteran's Fund. The defensive
positions were strengthened, and the marines watched closely for another
attempt, all their attention drawn inward towards the Gates. They were
looking in the wrong direction.
The Rain of Monsters
Hell knew more than one trick. Months after the Gate incident, the
yearly supply ship came ahead of time. On radar, the ship looked far
larger than usual. And it was coming from the wrong direction. Strange,
but not inexplicable. The lax radar operators reported the ship's
approach, and personnel went out to the landing field to meet it. But it
never landed. Instead, it hovered over the base, miles in the air. The
men and women looked up at it, and saw that something was terribly
wrong.
The ship could not have come from Earth. It was huge, kilometers
long, and was built of bone, steel, flesh, corruption, and death. It was
a bio-mechano-magical construct from the depths of Hell and It had come
through space for its vengeance. Enormous doors, large as football
fields, irised open and hideous demons poured out, plunging to the
ground and blanketing the entire base with their throbbing, pulsing
bodies. They were everywhere at once. The marines' defenses, set up to
prevent an attack from the direction of the Gate, were worthless. The
monsters poured through the sewers, the air vents, the hallways,
everywhere, rampaging, corrupting, and feasting.
Once more, the surviving humans were left as zombified brain-dead
monstrosities. existing only to kill and kill and kill.
It's Up To You
Only one man escaped death or zombification. The marine commander.
You. You weren't at the base when the skies opened and devastation
poured from the stars. You were miles away, enjoying a walk across the
moon's rough-hewn landscape. Then you heard a snortling gurgle behind
you, whirled, to face one of Them. The beings that still haunted your
nightmares. Your reflexes weren't dulled by your experiences, and you
pulled out your pistol and blew the imp to gory shreds.
Hot-footing it back to the base, you saw it all and realized what
had happened in a flash. The demon ship still floated above the infested
base. Your boys -- the men you'd trained to fight and kill and die as no
fighting man had ever been trained before -- were dead. You were not
there when it happened, to die with them.
Unlike the ancient Samurai, who chose to die with their men, you
cocked your pistol. You were going to kill for your men. And if you died
trying, well, you were going to die anyway, some day. Death at the fangs
of demons might be the very worst way to die, but if they did manage to
get you, Hell would know it had been in a fight.
***The Plutonia Experiment***
After Hell's catastrophic invasion of Earth, the United States
took steps to prevent such an invasion from recurring. The old UAC
corporation was refounded, under completely new management (since the
old trustees and stockholders were all dead, this wasn't much of a
problem), and sent to research tools and technologies to prevent such an
incursion from happening ever again.
Though the invasion had been stopped, and the remaining demons
were gradually being exterminated by mopping-up squads, it was clear
that the powers of Hell remained strong. While the Spider Mastermind and
Baphomet seemed to no longer threaten, who knew what else lay Outside?
Waiting. Watching. Preparing.
The new UAC began working on quantum Accelerator devices, intended
to close interdimensional gates at a distance and so prevent future
incursions forever. The project began innocently enough. Naturally the
scientists, in order to learn how to close Gates, had to relearn Gate
technology first. This ability was rapidly regained. Perhaps too
rapidly.
The Terror
Soon, beings from Outside had their dire attention drawn to the
new experiments, and then, one day, a Gate opened in the heart of the
research complex. Unnatural horrors from the pit poured in, ravening for
destruction. But the UAC scientists had learned their trade. The Quantum
Accelerator Device performed perfectly in its maiden test -- the
invasion Gate was closed instantly and permanently when the Accelerator
flicked on. A cyberdemon, halfway through, was snipped in two when the
Gate closed. Earth would now be safe from literal invasion by Hell. At
least, once the technology could be set up around the globe.
The next day, a ring of seven Gates opened, throughout the base,
and a monstrous legion rampaged through. The Quantum Accelerator began
putting out the Gates at once, and within an hour, six were closed. But
the hellish army was now too strong, too numerous. The marines fought
like mad dogs, but were finally pulled down by the enemies' claws. The
scientists, marines, and bureaucrats were all slain or transformed into
undead mankillers.
The Task
The Quantum Accelerator and its prototypes are deep inside the
ravaged complex. A demon Gatekeeper guards them and mans the last Gate
of Hell. The government, frantic that the Quantum Accelerator will be
destroyed or used in some alien fashion upon us, has ordered all marines
to the site at once, regardless of their location.
You were on leave at the beach, only a few minutes from the
complex, when you got the word. You suited up, grabbed a pistol, and
raced your pickup truck to the complex. When you arrived, flashes of
light, howls, and chanting could be heard from the interior. Corpses
were scattered everywhere. Obviously the Gatekeeper was doing something
inside -- something that would soon reach some kind of awful climax.
You know that within an hour or two, an entire division of marines
will arrive to assault the base with full artillery and air support. You
also know that they will be too late. Far too late. The airplanes will
be plucked from the sky by floating terrors, the cannons melted by
diabolic rockets and fireballs, the soldiers blasted to shreds as they
charge into the armored shell of the UAC buildings. In an hour or two,
the monstrosities inside will have finished their awful task, and will
be prepared, once more, to take on the world.
It's up to you. You have to enter the complex and stop the
Gatekeeper. Alone.
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* 3. ITEMS *
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There are dozens of items and powerups in the Doom games. Here,
you'll read about each one.
Radiation Suits provide protection against radioactivity, heat and
other low-intensity forms of energy. Basically, these suits enable you
to wade through the radioactive ooze without taking damage. While a suit
holds out, your screen will have a greenish tint.
Duration: Time Based
Berserk Packs heal you, plus act as a super-adrenaline rush,
enormously boosting your muscle power. Since you're already a pretty
meaty guy, this enhanced strength lets you tear ordinary dolts limb from
limb, and you can even splatter those demons without too much trouble.
However, you've got to use your Fist attack to get the benefit of the
Berserk attack bonus. When you become Berserk, your screen will briefly
turn red.
Duration: One Level
Backpacks increase the amount of ammo you can carry. In addition,
whenever you find a backpack, you receive extra ammunition.
Duration: Until You Die
Computer Maps are a handy find, updating your Automap with a
complete map to the entire area, including all secret or hidden areas.
Areas you haven't been to are mapped in grey.
Duration: One Level
Light Amplification Visors allow you to see clearly even in pitch
dark.
Duration: Time Based
Health Potions provide a small boost to your health even past your
normal 100%!
Spiritual Armor provides a little extra protection above and
beyond your normal armor.
Soul Spheres are rarely encountered objects that provide a large
boost to your health. A close encounter with one of these and you'll
feel healthier than ever!
Mega Spheres combine the power of combat armor with the benefits
of a Soul Sphere.
Blur Artifacts are strange orbs that make it difficult for others
to spot you. The enemy can still see you, but most of their attacks will
be less than accurate.
Duration: Time Based
Invulnerability Artifacts render you immune to all damage. Pretty
cool, until the effect wears off. When you're invulnerable your screen
will be whiteyour punishment for being tough.
Duration: Time Based
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* 4. ENEMIES *
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Enemies are what you'll see most in the many Doom levels. Some can
be taken down in one shot, while others require many, many, many shots
before they give up the fight. And, one can even revive dead monsters.
Here, read about the many enemies:
Former Human: Just a few days ago, you were probably swapping war
stories with one of these guys. Now it's time to swap some lead upside
their head.
Former Human Sergeant: Same as the Former Humans, but much meaner,
and tougher. These walking shotguns provide you with a few extra holes
if you're not careful!
Former Commando: Geeze, weren't shotgun zombies bad enough? At
least when you fade these jerks you get a cool chaingun.
Imp: You thought an imp was a cute little dude in a red suit with
a pitchfork. Where did these brown bastards come from? They heave balls
o' fire down your throat and take several bullets to die. It's time to
find a weapon better than that pistol if you're going to face more than
one of these S.O.B.s.
Demon: Sorta like a shaved gorilla, except with horns, a big head,
lots of teeth, and harder to kill. Don't get too close or they'll rip
your fraggin' head off.
Spectre: Great. Just what you needed. An invisible (nearly)
monster.
Lost Soul: Dumb. Tough. Flies. On fire. 'Nuff said.
Cacodemon: They float in the air, belch ball-lightning, and boast
one Hell of a big mouth. You're toast if you get too close to these
monstrosities.
Hell Knight: Tough as a dump truck and nearly as big, these
goliaths are the worst things on two legs since Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Baron of Hell: The Hell Knight was bad news, but this is Big
Daddy. These bruisers are a lot like Hell Knights, but look a little
different and are twice as tough to kill.
Arachnotron: Maybe cybernetics wasn't such a great idea after all.
Look what the demons have done with it. It seems unfair somehow you're
not the only guy in Hell with a plasma gun.
Pain Elemental: What a name. And what a guy. Killing him is almost
as bad as letting him live.
Revenant: Apparently when a demon dies, they pick him up, dust him
off, wire him some combat gear, and send him back into battle. No rest
for the wicked, eh? You wish your missiles did what his can do.
Mancubus: The only good thing about fatso is that he's a nice wide
target. Good thing, because it takes a lot of hits to puncture him. He
pumps out fireballs like there was no tomorrow.
Arch-Vile: One of the worst of a bad lot. You can't think of
enough rotten things to say about him. He's fast, hard to kill, casts
spells, and resurrects dead monsters! At least these suckers are rare.
The Spider Mastermind: You guess the Arachnotrons had to come from
somewhere. Hi, Mom. She doesn't have a plasma gun, so thank heaven for
small favors. Instead, she has a super-chaingun. Crap.
The Cyberdemon: A missile-launching skyscraper with goat legs.
'Nuff said.
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* 5. WEAPONS *
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What better way to take down all those rediculously-rotten
monsters than with your own personal arsenal of terror?
Fist
Your iron-clad knuckles are a little better than nothing.
Chainsaw
Note: When you walk across the chainsaw it replaces your fist as the
current weapon.
Pistol
The Pistol is the only weapon you start out with. But you'll use
anything in a pinch, no matter how pathetic it may feel.
Shotgun
Shotguns can deliver a heavy punch at close range and a generous pelting
from a distance.
Combat Shotgun
Combat Shotguns are double-barrelled, sawed-off killing sticks. These
gats are the ultimate in pellet warfare. Beware, two barrels not only
deliver more fire power, but take more time to reload.
Chaingun
Chainguns direct heavy firepower into your opponent, making him do the
chaingun cha-cha.
Rocket Launcher
Rocket Launchers deliver an explosive rocket that can turn several
baddies inside-out.
Plasma Rifle
Plasma Rifles shoot multiple rounds of plasma energyfrying some demon
butt!
BFG 9000
BFG 9000s are the prize of the military's arsenal. Great for clearing
the room of those unwelcome guests. Shoot it and see for yourself.
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* 6. DOOM *
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The original Doom had three episodes, and an official fourth one
was released later on. It was considered the granddaddy of shoot-em-ups
(even over Wolfenstein 3D). So step back in time to enter the realm of
Doom.
EPISODE 1: KNEE-DEEP IN THE DEAD
Level 1: Hanger
You start out the game in a room. Start off by heading left, then
up the stairs. If on a higher difficulty level, kill the guys and pick
up any items. At the top, get the armor. Head back down the stairs. Go
left down the hall, and open up the door. Kill the two guys there, get
ammo, get other items in the room, then head down the next hall.
In this room, kill the guys, then, if there's a little opening on
the left-end, head in. If not, then head through the door ahead. This is
the "exit" room. Kill the Imp and other guys, then return to the bigger
room. If that opening is there now, then head back up the stairs, toward
the beginning, then run into that opening and onto the ledge that
dropped. When it rises, get the bonuses in the winding hallway. When
you've had your fill, return to the "exit" room, and enter the exit
door. Hit the switch after getting the items, if you need them.
Level 2: Nuclear Plant
You start off looking at some zombiemen. Kill them off. If youre
in need of some armor, run straight ahead and grab the green armor
there. Watch out for monsters. Now, kill off any remaining enemies in
this area, then search 'round for a door requiring no key. Enter it,
then rush up the stairs, killing along the way. At the top, collect the
red key. If you want, go back down, but this time, the other way. You'll
end up back in the start room.
You'll have an urge to enter the red door now, so go right ahead.
Inside, kill the Imps (if you're lucky enough to find any) and other
baddies. You'll probably want to rush right to the end rather then waste
time finding some powerups you probably wont even need, so go up the
staircase you find. Run along the winded twisted path (or just run right
over the toxic waste, either way you'll be fine.)
At the end of this hall, you'll travel down the lift and into a
darkened room with some baddies. Your instinct tells ya to take 'em out,
do so. Hit the wall switch, then enter the newly-opened hallway. Run to
the end and open the door. Take out the guys in here. There will
possibly be an Imp in the pit, so try to kill it before venturing down
there and hitting the exit switch.
Level 3: Toxin Refinery
The secret level is found by hitting the secret exit switch, which
happens to be located in this level. Although I don't remember how to
arrive there, I will point you towards the main exit. At the start,
you're in a room. Open the door and kill the Hell-spawn found here. Run
around collecting ammo dropped from them, then head left. Open the door
here, and kill more guys.
Continue up the stairs, picking off any more guys, and open the
next door there. Inside here, kill off the Imps and such, then at the
end of this hall, go right and into a large open room, with a "O" in the
middle. Jump in the pit made by the O and hit the switch. There, more
maneuvering space. Make sure you kill all the guys in here, and watch
out for the "sniper" Imps on the right wall. After you've had your fair
share of Demons and Imps, continue into the darkened room around the
bend.
Grabbing the Blue Key will make the lights darken and a wall will
lower releasing Imps into the room. Get a good sense of the room before
you grab the blue key. After taking out the guys in here, you may return
to the starting room of this level.
When you return to the blue door and open it, you'll be greeted by
some slime and some monsters. Be careful, as there is a looped hallway,
which can hide some monsters. Once you find the darkened room at the end
of these, you'll see some light. Walk into it to raise the stairs. Kill
the Imps, open the exit door, and wave goodbye to this horrid level.
Level 4: Command Control
Would you like a backpack? You are welcome to take the one in the
secret room just to the left of your starting position. After you grab
it, open the door into the outside room. Kill the guys in here, and
watch for the snipers in the windows to the right. When you're ready, go
down the leftmost hallway. In this room here, shoot a barrel to make the
others explode, and take out the remaining baddies that weren't caught
in the blast. Hop in the slime pit, and quickly go left.
In this room, you must hit the switch and get on the lift before
it rises too high. If you can accomplish that, you'll be awarded with a
Supercharge, which will raise your health by 100%. If you don't make it,
don't worry; just return down the slime hallway and get on the lift in
the room at the end.
At any occasion, you'll want to go up the stairs that leaded out
from that barrel room. If you had to retreat back up the lift, you'll
see the stairs right in front of you. You may hop down to them. At the
top, you'll see a round room with 4 entrances. Go ahead and enter, and
kill off the friends you'll meet in here. Since you cant seem to open
the doors, your only move is to grab the blue key. Ta-da! Leave the
round room.
Out in the bigger room, you'll want to take the door to the left
of your entrance into this large room. At the T junction, take a left,
and open the blue door. There's a maze in here, so just be careful of
the Imps and such. A demon is also on the loose, so watch it. At the
end, you'll find the yellow key, and up those stairs right by it, the
yellow door. Hit the switch, then open up the door.
Inside the dark room, you'll see a platform on the left. Killing
the remaining guys in this level, make your way around to the right,
then up the stairs. Ahead of you is our exit door, and inside there, the
exit. Why not leave this level?
Level 5: Phobos Lab
At The start of this level, run across the acid there. Take a
right and kill the baddies in here. Continue straight to the balcony,
and watch the platform rise. Return, and go up the stairs on the right.
Kill more guys, go right across the platform you saw rise. The yellow
key is at the end of this hallway. Return to the room with the stairs,
and go right through the door.
Outside here, kill some more guys and then go into the yellow
door. There's a loop type thingie, you'll see what I mean. Kill all the
guys you see, and then return to the yellow door. Go through it, and up
the stairs in front of you. Kill the demon, then continue up some more
stairs. Kill all the other monsters you see here.
In the dark room up here, you'll see a switch if you look at the
right. Hit it, it's really a door that leads to a hallway. At the end,
you'll receive the blue key. Hit the switch there, and make a U-turn,
and head down the stairs. Blue door ahead, what should you do?
In here is a dark maze. It's not that hard, but be careful of
baddies hidden in the dark. Either run straight through to the back of
the room, or carefully go along, killing everything you see. When you
resch the exit door, open it up. Whoa! Kill that Demon, then exit.
Level 6: Central Processing
If you want some powerups, go ahead and grab them, cuz there's
some at the start. Go forward and then right, into the barrel-filled
room. Blow them up, then run to the red key. After collecting it, more
monsters are released into this room. Kill the rest, get their ammo, and
leave the room.
Follow the path straight across to the red doors. Either one will
do. Enter, turn the bend, and kill the shotgun zombies. You'll see the
blue key. Grab it, then run forward. See that lift falling in the
hallway? Run onto it and get the supercharge. From here, go back into
the acid room and go right. Up the stairs, there's some more
collectibles and a switch. Hit it. Back in the starting room...
...you'll want to run forward and open the door. Kill these guys
in here, then make a right, kill some more guys, then open the blue
door.
The maze in this area isn't that hard. From the start, go forward,
then left. Hit the switch you'll come to, as well as all the baddies you
see. Continue out, then left, left again, and to the yellow key. Make a
180 degree turn, then go left, and finally left once more to exit this
maze.
At the top of the lift in the darker room, you'll see a yellow
door. Open it up and then go down the stairs. Kill the guys here, then
go up the other stairs. Hit the switch, then go back downstairs. Go
right into the hole in the wall. In here, kill the guys, then go down
either staircase. Kill the monsters in this room down below, then hit
the switch. Make sure you take out the remaining guys, then go right and
into the newly-opened area. You see the exit door, don't you? Enter it
and exit.
Level 7: Computer Station
Open the door in front of you. You'll see an invisible Demon
(irony at play). Kill him before he becomes to much of a problem. Making
sure to be careful of monsters about, follow the left wall to the lift.
Up it is an Imp or two, not to mention the yellow key.
You may go in either yellow door. Make sure you end up going down
the hallway (after taking out some unwanted Imps). Pass the blue door,
go up the stairs, and then right. Kill some, then go down the right
hallway. Open the door, and run down either path. Up the lift is our red
key. Grab it, then return to the main starting room.
Finding the red doorway, you'll want to enter it. No problem,
since you recently picked up the red key. Inside, you'll see the blue
key on the rail. Grab it, then return to the blue door inside the yellow
door area.
After opening our blue door, go up the stairs and go straight.
Follow the hallway, kill some baddies, hit the switch, return to the
door you recently saw. Wow, it's opened now. Why not enter it? If you
do, you'll go down a relatively short hallway until reaching an exit
door. Opening it will reveal the exit switch. Hit it, please :)
Level 8: Phobos Anomaly
This is it; the last level of Episode 1. You should see a red
switch in-front of you; hit it. The wall lowers to reveal some demons
inside some barrels. Shoot the barrels to kill all the Demons. If one or
two get loose, keep your cool and take 'em out. Run across the room and
onto the lift. Collect the Computer Area Map and return down.
Go down the stairs. Why not power up for the short-but-easy battle
ahead? On the wall to your right, you'll notice some green texture.
Hitting it will open it revealing the episode's final supercharge. Nab
it, then open the door.
If on higher diffuculty levels, you'll notice some enemies in
here. If not, you may simply run down this hallway and hit the switch to
lower the lift. When it rises, you'll see two cubicles. Moving towards
them will open them up revealing some Barons of Hell.
Use some strafing (ALT + left/right) to move out of the way of
that green crap they throw at you. Rockets work wonders here, but they
can be taken down with any type of gun (although its not as easy). When
they're dead, you'll see the walls of this star lower. After running
straight ahead, you'll come to a grey cubicle. Hit the switch, then go
up those stairs. Step into the teleporter, then wonder what the Hell is
happening as your screen flashes red.
What really happened was you beat the episode. Yes, you died, but
you took out the demons in the process. Congratulations!
**EPISODE 2 WILL BE STARTED SOON**
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* 7. DOOM II: HELL ON EARTH *
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Doom II brought about changes in the world of Doom. Most of all,
no episodes were found. Second a new weapon was introduced: the combat
shotgun. And, new, harder enemies were born, like the ever popular Arch-
Vile. So, enjoy!
Level 1: Entryway
Start off Doom II on the right foot. Do so by heading left at the
start, then picking up the chainsaw. Now you can mow down them baddies
at the start and conserve some ammo. Grab their ammo, then enter the
hallway. Run straight across the hall and grab the 12 health potions.
Exit this small cranny and return to the door you passed on the left,
now on the right.
After entering it, you'll see four platforms. Shoot the guys on
them, then you'll see two switches. If you want some armor, hit the one
that is closest to the door. This wall will open up, revealing the
armor. Grab it, then hit the other switch. The four platforms lower for
your convenience. After grabbing the ammo found there, return to the
hallway.
Don't be surprised if you see some baddies in here, they might
have strayed from the other hall. Anyway, head down the hall you haven't
yet and kill the monsters. Inside this new room, you''l see a switch on
the left. Hit it, then run onto the lowered platform. When it rises, hit
the second switch to open the door there, and finally hit the final
switch. Make an about-face, then run off the platforms, making sure you
run over the black box on the ground. Now head back to the room with the
health potions. Rocket Launchers, anyone?
Return to our big room, and kill the Imp in the enclosure to the
left. Then look right: you'll see an opening in the wall. Run outside to
kill the Imps, and grab the shotgun. Rush back inside and open the exit
door. Kill the final Imp and then exit.
Level 2: Underhalls
Level 2 is pretty easy, too. At the start, kill off the first
three guards you see. Rush across and open the door there. Inside, make
sure that guys coming from the left and right don't get you. After
making sure it's okay, run to the left and hit the switch there. Run
back out to the starting room. The door on your right is now open, why
not rush in?
Inside, some shotgun guys will greet you with their superior
firepower. After taking them out, go to the door on the left. Inside,
kill the baddies, and collect the double-barrelled shotgun
(YAAAAAAYYYYY!!!)
Returning to the hallway, you'll eventually reach an open room.
Following the path to the left (and taking out the monsters you find),
you'll see an opening in the brown building. Run across the pit, then
take out the guys and collect the red key. Some walls will open up,
revealing some nasties along with them. You can choose to take 'em out
from your perch, or jump down and do it. At any rate, you'll want to
make your way back to the starting room, watching for some newly
released baddies along the way.
In the room with the red bars, "open" them up and kill the shotgun
guy. Hit the switch, then return to the starting room one last time.
Now, the barricade on the left. Enter it.
At the end of here, you'll see two holes. After carefully removing
the barrels from this room (by shooting them, of course!), jump in the
left-most one. After landing, run left and kill the Imps, as well as
picking up that required blue key. Flip around and run to the end of
this room. Open up the door you see here and say hello to some more
hell-spawn.
You're almost there. Take out this room, then open up the door at
the right at the end. Bound up the stairs, then open the last door,
which happens to be the blue door. Wipe out the last enemies in here,
and flip that exit switch to leave this level.
Level 3: The Gantlet
This will be done soon!
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* 8. FINAL DOOM *
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Final Doom was basically two more episodes for Doom II. Each one
has features like new music and textures, plus some of the most ingenios
level designs to grace the game thus far. This is my favorite game so
far, featuring two, 32 level episodes: TNT: Evilution, and The Plutonia
Experiment. TNT is definitely easier, but that doesn't mean it's a
cakewalk.
These walkthroughs will be started soon!
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* 9. NEXT TIME... *
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In the next version, I will add more walkthroughs. Don't expect
anything special, just some walkthroughs.
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* 10. CREDITS/CLOSING *
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I'd like to thank the following:
-Me, for writing this junk
-You, for reading it
-ID Games, for the games
-GameFAQs, for the best gaming info source ever to reside on the 'net
This FAQ copyright 2000 Aardvark (Dan Weingardt).
If you wish to use this FAQ/Walkthrough on your site, please ask
me. If you are allowed to do so, you must still keep this original file
intact and do NOT tamper with it in any way, shape, or form. Thankyou.
In closing, I'd just like to remind you that playing these games
does not necessarially resemble a bad person. It just helps bring out
the anger in all of us.
Thanks, and remember, buckle up!