🚀 go-pugleaf

> I think the people who don't like it, downloaded the warez version.  If 
> you're an id fan who's been looking forward to this game for years, had 
> followed the development and had a good idea what you were going to be 
> getting (and possibly did some upgrading with this game in mind), and 
> went out and bought the game the first week, I doubt you were 
> disappointed, in fact you're probably psyched. 

Yes, fanboys will always be happy regardless of how good or bad a game
is.

 
> If you spent a couple of days downloading the 1.8 Gb on p2p, to "see 
> what all the fuss was about", loaded it up and noticed that it was 1) 
> pretty dark, 2) didn't run very well on you machine, 3) was relatively 
> typical fps gameplay and 4) that the storyline was be a bit familiar...; 
> then you decided to go out and warn the world how awful Doom 3 was.

I got a pirate copy as well, but I'm definitely happy. While the game
has some flaws (the most obvious being the lights/flashlight issue),
it also has its magical momemts (like actually being totally
disoriented momentarily once you get hit by a big guy... I think
that's a really nice touch).