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It's monday again. Another week of boredom has just begun, you don't feel like working, you don't feel like getting up in the first place and there's not much to do. Being a good employee that I am, I tried running Doom II at work today. The Legacy port with network support to be exact. We couldn't get Warsow running on one of the computers, so my idea of playing a couple of quick deathmatches went to hell.
Fortunately, there's Legacy. If a custom modification of the Quake II engine is too much for your computer at work, try Legacy. It's hard to find a better deathmatch option with equally low system requirements. It's stable, it works, and it has it all. Jumping, freelook, teamplay ... What more could you ask for?
Oh, and since you can choose to run it through OpenGL, the pixels are gone. If you're a fan of the retro feel, you can run it in software mode though. Don't forget that Legacy, while being a source port of Doom, still requires the original WAD files.
Fortunately, there's Legacy. If a custom modification of the Quake II engine is too much for your computer at work, try Legacy. It's hard to find a better deathmatch option with equally low system requirements. It's stable, it works, and it has it all. Jumping, freelook, teamplay ... What more could you ask for?
Oh, and since you can choose to run it through OpenGL, the pixels are gone. If you're a fan of the retro feel, you can run it in software mode though. Don't forget that Legacy, while being a source port of Doom, still requires the original WAD files.
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