Chubzdoomer | One Humanity (DOOM II) The Perfect Strategy (No-Commentary Playthrough) @Chubzdoomer | Uploaded March 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 minute ago.
A no-commentary demonstration of my "perfect strategy" for John Romero's recent DOOM II map, One Humanity.
While this method certainly won't break any speedrunning records, it makes it remarkably easy to get 100% completion on Ultra-Violence.
Some of the most important tactics are:
- Don't stand and fight at the start. Instead, shoot the eye switch with your pistol, grab the shotgun and drop down to your right, then kill the Chaingunner on the rising platform next to you.
- Prioritize hitscanners in the large starting area. Chaingunners are especially nasty and must be dispatched ASAP (in as safe a position as possible), but Sergeants should also be dealt with.
- Telefrag the Hell Knight in the starting area to save both time and resources. To do this, wait until he's near the middle of the narrow bridge before teleporting. The timing on this can be tricky, but it pays dividends.
- Skip the Archvile until you've acquired the BFG. He's far too risky otherwise.
- After shooting the third eye switch (following the flooded crate room), drop down onto the rising platform and walk along it as it's still moving upwards. Don't wait for it to reach the top. If you do, you'll probably be blasted by the two hidden Sergeants to your left as soon as you start walking across.
- Don't collect the Berserk and Green Armor until you've taken care of a.) the Hell Knight--Baron combo, b.) the two Cacos and Hell Knight that follow, and c.) the two "ambush" Sergeants in the small secret area. This ensures you'll have the most health and armor possible going into the grand finale.
- With the exception of the Archvile, don't use your BFG (or Plasma Rifle) until you take on the two Cyberdemons. It's crucial that you have as much cell ammo as possible when squaring off against those two behemoths. If you run empty and at least one of them is still alive, you're in serious trouble.
One Humanity can be purchased from John Romero's official website at the following link:
romero.com/shop/p/onehumanity
A no-commentary demonstration of my "perfect strategy" for John Romero's recent DOOM II map, One Humanity.
While this method certainly won't break any speedrunning records, it makes it remarkably easy to get 100% completion on Ultra-Violence.
Some of the most important tactics are:
- Don't stand and fight at the start. Instead, shoot the eye switch with your pistol, grab the shotgun and drop down to your right, then kill the Chaingunner on the rising platform next to you.
- Prioritize hitscanners in the large starting area. Chaingunners are especially nasty and must be dispatched ASAP (in as safe a position as possible), but Sergeants should also be dealt with.
- Telefrag the Hell Knight in the starting area to save both time and resources. To do this, wait until he's near the middle of the narrow bridge before teleporting. The timing on this can be tricky, but it pays dividends.
- Skip the Archvile until you've acquired the BFG. He's far too risky otherwise.
- After shooting the third eye switch (following the flooded crate room), drop down onto the rising platform and walk along it as it's still moving upwards. Don't wait for it to reach the top. If you do, you'll probably be blasted by the two hidden Sergeants to your left as soon as you start walking across.
- Don't collect the Berserk and Green Armor until you've taken care of a.) the Hell Knight--Baron combo, b.) the two Cacos and Hell Knight that follow, and c.) the two "ambush" Sergeants in the small secret area. This ensures you'll have the most health and armor possible going into the grand finale.
- With the exception of the Archvile, don't use your BFG (or Plasma Rifle) until you take on the two Cyberdemons. It's crucial that you have as much cell ammo as possible when squaring off against those two behemoths. If you run empty and at least one of them is still alive, you're in serious trouble.
One Humanity can be purchased from John Romero's official website at the following link:
romero.com/shop/p/onehumanity
