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![□器Anonymous 10/25/08(Sat)21:13 No.21859780 Here's something you DIDNT know about the Doomguy 压s maximum run speed is 819.52 map units / second. Approximately 32 map units is equal to one meter based on the guy's height in terms of map units) Therefore he runs at 25.61 meters per second, this is equal to about 57.2879 MPH. id The current world record for the 100 meter dash is held by Usain Bolt: 9.69 seconds. The Doom guy can run this in 3.905 seconds, 148% FASTER than Usam Bolt The DOOMGUY is capable of outrunning a Lion, and maintaining that speed indefinitely Bear in mind that the DOOMGUY can do this with, in all probability, 200 pounds of equipment. The Doomguy is the strongest video game character ever Anonymous 03/04/12(Sun)2:17am No. 131507057 [2131507159 22131496573 (OP) Doom Guy runs forward at 57 mph. He sidesteps at an even higher speed, still unrecorded but I assume to be in the 70 mph range, which is how fast a cheetah sprints, only Doom Guy does it sideways, and indefinitely Doom Guy does this while carrying a car's worth of equipment in weight, about 1600 pounds worth (about 725kg) On top of this, he does it all while firing any of his weapons with perfect accuracy, reloading at rates that defy human speed, and even the biggest of guns, with all of their recoil, do not affect his aim at all. He can fire a rocket launcher at a continuous volley of 1 rocket about every second, for 100 rockets straight, and suffer no ill effect at all. It doesnt even throw his aim off. This could mean that he's strong enough to endure the rocket launcher recoil as if it's nothing at all, or that he has such fast reflexes that he can essentially brace for the impact of recoil at the exact instant that it occurs. That is a skill on par with The Flash's abilities □ Anonymous 03/04/12(Sun)2:18am No.131507159( ! ] 22131507741 131507057 Doom Guy can punch people so hard that they explode into piles of guts and bones. There's not even discernable skin, head, limbs, or other organs after he does it. All you see is a pile of red goo with some bones sticking out. He literally explodes their entire soft tissue structure with his punch, which, keep in mind, is not even his full swing but merely a quick jab Now, remember that this is all happening at once. Doom Guy can carry a car on his back, while running faster than the fastest land animal in the world, while firing a powerful rocket launcher with perfect accuracy and no recoil effect whatsoever, AND jab so hard that those hit simply pop like a balloon. AND it can all be done forever. Doom Guy has no limit to his endurance and stamina. The only reason he ever has to stop firing rockets is if he runs out of rockets to fire. No actual health ailments befall him for doing any of this crazy-ass s---. As for endurance to pain, Doom Guy has regularly trekked across acid and molten lava to complete his missions. He can take a rocket to the face and live to kill the f----- that shot him. The guy pretty much doesn't get hurt, period. And this is just with short-sleeve armor, pants, boots, and a helmet. He doesnt even wear gloves when he's punching the s--- out of things □ Anonymous 03/04/12(Sun)2:26am No.131507741 [ ! ] In essence, Doom Guy has the speed of a car, the firepower of a tank, machine-like precision and dexterity, and a physical exertion rate which literally does not run out until he is completely killed. Considering all of this, it's amazing that this guy is still just human, or even mortal at all. Considering how he constantly comes back to life, it may even be questionable whether he even can be definitively bested in combat. The rare figure capable of outperforming his god-like physical prowess still wont even know if he's really gone for good. It's possible that he'll just come right back with all the same force as before. In terms of video game characters, particularly of unmodified humans, there is no equal to Doom Guy. He is at the absolute zenith of human performance in that regard. Perhaps those who have been biologically or mechanically modified, such as Samus Aran, could challenge his might, but even then it's questionable as most of those other figures are definitely confirmed to be mortal. Doom Guy might not even be capable of dying, and since his body can fight literally forever, there is no telling what force would actually be required to stop him. In conclusion, Doom Guy is a crazy-strong m----------- The only thing known about the Doom marine's life prior to the events of the Doom games is that he was stationed on the Mars base in the first place because he had assaulted a superior officer who ordered him to fire upon innocent civilians. In Doom 3, on the other hand, it is specified that the player has been sent to Mars as a replacement for another marine lost in the operations. The two back stories are not necessariy contradictory It is implied in Wolfenstein RPG that the original Doomguy is a descendant of William B. J. Blazkowicz destined to confront and finally defeat the Harbinger of Doom (Cyberdemon), after Blazkowicz had successfully destroyed its left arm and right leg after it had been summoned at Castle Wolfenstein during World War lI The Doom marine has rather impressive acrobatic skills. He can run at a whopping 57 miles per hour without losing stamina, fall from great heights without getting hurt, and carry a large supply of rockets and other ammunition without being weighed down The introduction of jump" and "duck" controls in source ports such as ZDoom and Skulltag, although not canon, seem to quash the widespread rumours of the 1990s that the Doom marine was a paraplegic transporting himselr by a rocket powered wheelchair In Doon 1 & 2, the Doom marine appears to be lert-handed. In addition to gripping his weapons lert-handed, he punches with his lert fist. However, this is contradicted by the cover of Ultimate Doom, where he is firing his gun with his right hand, while clutching the air with his left. Oddly, the in-game version of the cover shows a near-exact copy of the physical cover, but has the Doom marine holding a weapon in his lert hand as well. More likety the marine is ambidextrous as he's seen operating the shotgun weapons with his right hand on the trigger. In Doom 3, the marine is right handed, with all the weapons appearing on the right side of the screen. This could have been due to the fact that most shooters have right-handed players, and having a left-handed character could have been disorienting to gamers Name Understandably, many arguments have been made over the proper name for the player character, or as to whether a name would be appropriate at all. The original story and in-game cut scenes by id Sortware are composed in the second person, suggesting that there is no definable "Doom guy and that the character simply stands for whoever is incidentally playing the game. John Romero has pointed out the main reason for the lack of a name for the game character by stating the following: The less you know about him, the more Skely you as the plaryer will feel free to invenx your own personaty for him. There was never a name for the DOOM marine because t's supposed to be YoU Harbinger, also known as Harbinger of Doom, is the final boss of Woffenstein RPG. He isa paranormal monster that comes from another dimension to serve as Harbinger of Apocalypse. However, B.J. defeats the demon after a lengthy battle using the Spear of Destiny. He then tells B.J that he will fight his great, great, great, grandson (Sargeant Blazkowicz) in the future, which takes place in the events of Doom as the Cyberdemon. (This was the only picture that wasn't a total p------------) 100 t 052 Wolfenstein DOOM](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/293/131/1fe.jpg "Lore")
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