The plasma-spewing spider-walker Arachnotrons now have a chance to vomit out the head from their metal body when they die, creating a low-health, highly-lethal Arachnorb that floats around. Smaller changes were made to other enemies. In order to compensate for their much increased threat level, I tried to give the player some extra audio and visual cues-the Cybruisers make a stomping noise, and the Pyro Knights are always. 'The new versions are way, way more likely to actually kill someone. 'I wanted them to still be good walls of meat, but also dangerous when used at range,' Paul explains. Pyro Knights, meanwhile, sport a custom-made stream of fire that moves faster than anything else in the game. Cybruisers are equipped with a rocket-launcher, the deadliest weapon monsters can have, direct hits one-shotting armor-less players and massive area-of-effect damage making perfect positioning vital. 'Interesting' is one term for it, but I'd likely go with 'a fresh new hell I wasn't prepared for,' or simply: 'Oh God.' Paul did away with the high-health, slow-moving Barons and Hell Knights, replacing them with two far more deadly variants. I was just trying to make Imps, Demons, Hell Knights, and Barons more interesting from a gameplay perspective.' Those behaviors and those strengths really feel more complete to me. Other monsters have interesting projectile patterns that require more player engagement to avoid, or have attacks that can zone the player out of areas. 'I love all of Doom's monsters, but several of them seemed really vanilla to me-the Imp, Demon, Hell Knight, and Baron especially. Paul, not content with the hellspawn available in 1994's vanilla Doom II, came up with his own modifications to improve it, bringing it more in line with the blood-rush thrills of its predecessor. As much as the base game, it is a triumph of level, monster and weapon design. Valiant is a 32-map 'megaWAD'-a term used for full campaigns, named after the file extension used by Doom maps.

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