Zero Master | Ultimate Doom - E4M6 - No Monsters [Coop][TAS] @ZeroMaster | Uploaded June 2021 | Updated October 2024, 11 hours ago.
This is a Tool-Assisted Speedrun!
Runner: Zero-Master
Date: 2021-06-28
IWAD: Doom.wad
Category: No Monsters 4-Player Coop TAS
Map: E4M6
Source Port (demo): XDRE v2.21
Source Port (video): PrBoom-Plus v2.5.1.5
Time: 0:42
Description:
For E4M6: Against Thee Wickedly you are required to kill a cyberdemon in order to finish the level, this means that a no monsters playthrough should be impossible since there is no cyberdemon to open up the pillars blocking the exit. However, there does exist a deathmatch spawn room where there exists a switch that can open the exit, so perhaps there is something we can do.
E4M6 nomo coop tas is probably not the most interesting thing in the world, but this level has never been done without monsters and it does two void glides in mid-air, which is a rather absurd trick that's also never been done before. To finish it off there's a rocket boost + BFG boost to access an area in order to activate a switch through a wall allowing another player to open the exit.
There is no air control in doom, and so there should be no way to create momentum mid air with exception of damage boosts. Yet doomguy manages to increase momentum to go through the wall anyways. The explanation for this is complicated, so I'll leave it out, but this took many hours of throwing doomguy at the wall and it's one of the most difficult void glides I've done.
So overall it's pretty crazy that this was possible in the end.
A few times I punch another player, this was supposed to be used for activating switch to open exit area directly, but it turns out it didn't work even though I expected it to. You might wonder why punching another player helps activating a switch... well hopefully I can find a use for it sometime and I'll explain it then.
What the players do:
Player1: Get rocket launcher, open cyberdemon area, get invulnerability, void glide and open a deathmatch door for Player2:
Player2: Get red key, use red key switch to open up path to invulnerability and BFG, activate switch to open exit area and exit.
Player3: Get blue key, activate blue key switch, trigger linedef for teleport to lava section, use infinite height to block players next to the void entrance.
Player4: Get soulsphere, get rocket launcher, get BFG, void glide and boost player 1 using a BFG.
1-Player and/or non-TAS is not possible from my current knowledge unfortunately, though this could have been done with 3-Players.
Thanks for watching!
This is a Tool-Assisted Speedrun!
Runner: Zero-Master
Date: 2021-06-28
IWAD: Doom.wad
Category: No Monsters 4-Player Coop TAS
Map: E4M6
Source Port (demo): XDRE v2.21
Source Port (video): PrBoom-Plus v2.5.1.5
Time: 0:42
Description:
For E4M6: Against Thee Wickedly you are required to kill a cyberdemon in order to finish the level, this means that a no monsters playthrough should be impossible since there is no cyberdemon to open up the pillars blocking the exit. However, there does exist a deathmatch spawn room where there exists a switch that can open the exit, so perhaps there is something we can do.
E4M6 nomo coop tas is probably not the most interesting thing in the world, but this level has never been done without monsters and it does two void glides in mid-air, which is a rather absurd trick that's also never been done before. To finish it off there's a rocket boost + BFG boost to access an area in order to activate a switch through a wall allowing another player to open the exit.
There is no air control in doom, and so there should be no way to create momentum mid air with exception of damage boosts. Yet doomguy manages to increase momentum to go through the wall anyways. The explanation for this is complicated, so I'll leave it out, but this took many hours of throwing doomguy at the wall and it's one of the most difficult void glides I've done.
So overall it's pretty crazy that this was possible in the end.
A few times I punch another player, this was supposed to be used for activating switch to open exit area directly, but it turns out it didn't work even though I expected it to. You might wonder why punching another player helps activating a switch... well hopefully I can find a use for it sometime and I'll explain it then.
What the players do:
Player1: Get rocket launcher, open cyberdemon area, get invulnerability, void glide and open a deathmatch door for Player2:
Player2: Get red key, use red key switch to open up path to invulnerability and BFG, activate switch to open exit area and exit.
Player3: Get blue key, activate blue key switch, trigger linedef for teleport to lava section, use infinite height to block players next to the void entrance.
Player4: Get soulsphere, get rocket launcher, get BFG, void glide and boost player 1 using a BFG.
1-Player and/or non-TAS is not possible from my current knowledge unfortunately, though this could have been done with 3-Players.
Thanks for watching!
![Ultimate Doom - E4M6 - No Monsters [Coop][TAS]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/sYiJxm3tSGA/hqdefault.jpg "Ultimate Doom - E4M6 - No Monsters [Coop][TAS]
This is a Tool-Assisted Speedrun!
Runner: Zero-Master
Date: 2021-06-28
IWAD: Doom.wad
Category: No Monsters 4-Player Coop TAS
Map: E4M6
Source Port (demo): XDRE v2.21
Source Port (video): PrBoom-Plus v2.5.1.5
Time: 0:42
Description:
For E4M6: Against Thee Wickedly you are required to kill a cyberdemon in order to finish the level, this means that a no monsters playthrough should be impossible since there is no cyberdemon to open up the pillars blocking the exit. However, there does exist a deathmatch spawn room where there exists a switch that can open the exit, so perhaps there is something we can do.
E4M6 nomo coop tas is probably not the most interesting thing in the world, but this level has never been done without monsters and it does two void glides in mid-air, which is a rather absurd trick thats also never been done before. To finish it off theres a rocket boost + BFG boost to access an area in order to activate a switch through a wall allowing another player to open the exit.
There is no air control in doom, and so there should be no way to create momentum mid air with exception of damage boosts. Yet doomguy manages to increase momentum to go through the wall anyways. The explanation for this is complicated, so Ill leave it out, but this took many hours of throwing doomguy at the wall and its one of the most difficult void glides Ive done.
So overall its pretty crazy that this was possible in the end.
A few times I punch another player, this was supposed to be used for activating switch to open exit area directly, but it turns out it didnt work even though I expected it to. You might wonder why punching another player helps activating a switch... well hopefully I can find a use for it sometime and Ill explain it then.
What the players do:
Player1: Get rocket launcher, open cyberdemon area, get invulnerability, void glide and open a deathmatch door for Player2:
Player2: Get red key, use red key switch to open up path to invulnerability and BFG, activate switch to open exit area and exit.
Player3: Get blue key, activate blue key switch, trigger linedef for teleport to lava section, use infinite height to block players next to the void entrance.
Player4: Get soulsphere, get rocket launcher, get BFG, void glide and boost player 1 using a BFG.
1-Player and/or non-TAS is not possible from my current knowledge unfortunately, though this could have been done with 3-Players.
Thanks for watching!")
![Doom II: Okuplok Slaughter Map UV-Fast No Hit Run in 2:45:20 [TAS]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ubdda0DuFvM/hqdefault.jpg "Doom II: Okuplok Slaughter Map UV-Fast No Hit Run in 2:45:20 [TAS]
Im sure everyone expected this.
Okuplok Slaughter Map: https://doomwiki.org/wiki/Okuplok_Slaughter_Map
UV-Fast: All kills and all secrets with -fast parameter (https://doomwiki.org/wiki/Fast_monsters)
No hit aka Almost Reality: Only damage taken is from unavoidable damaging floors.
TAS: Tool-Assisted Speedrun
Something a little bit out of the ordinary from me, but not quite brutal doom levels of weird. Creating a demo like this was basically impossible with the previous tools available, because frequent use of segmenting is necessary, and for long levels with a lot of monsters the load times get extremely tedious. However, recent improvements to segmenting has made stupid things like this possible.
I took damage at 2 points from damaging floors, first at 46:27, maybe I could have avoided it with some perfect timing, doesnt matter as theres another point at 1:42:25 where theres absolutely no way to avoid the damage. Obviously no IDDQD cheat is used, whenever I got hit I would simply re do it until I didnt get hit.
Nightmare is probably impossible with TAS, I dont think theres a possibility to get past the hell knights at 1:50:00 because of respawn. This map uses -complevel 9 or boom, which has a different respawn mechanic, in vanilla a monster will not respawn if its starting place is blocked by another monster. In boom however the monster can spawn on top of another monster causing them both to get stuck. So you have a massive wall of health you need to get through both ways with no way to move around it. (edit: actually I have an idea that might work, but I have no plans of actually trying it.)
Thanks to Kraflab for the DSDA-Doom sourceport.
Music:
Knightrider of Doom - Fight to the End
https://www.youtube.com/c/KoD83
The midi in oku2v31.wad got copyrighted, so I tried to replace it with the same midi that azu used in his UV-Max TAS. Of course youtubes copyright detection is complete trash so that one got falsely copyright claimed by AdRev Publishing, nice scam. Thankfully KoD has several other great midis, so hopefully this will do.
Thanks for watching.
FAQ:
You got hit!: What happens when you get hit? Thats right, you take damage, which only happened twice on damaging floor. This alone proves that I didnt get hit, but what if I modified the game to take 0 damage when hit or edited the video? Well in that case you can take the demo file where all my inputs are stored and play it back for yourself! It would be completely impossible for me to cheat like that as it can be easily checked by anyone. As for IDDQD its impossible to include it in a demo and it would have been extremely obvious if I actually did get hit. Its also possible to see every projectile from a free camera view when playing the demo, obviously that isnt necessary as the game tells you if you got hit or not.
You cheated, this isnt real: No shit, I have TAS in the video title, I have This is a Tool-Assisted Speedrun in the video description, what could that possibly mean? At no point have I ever claimed to dodge 10000s of projectiles in real time for 3 hours straight in a single segment, its literally impossible to reach the mastermind at the start doing that. So what does TAS mean? In this case the main feature that is used to achieve this is something called rewind or segmenting, and as I explained, whenever I take a hit I simply go back until I didnt take a hit and try again. This is incredibly easy to do. Take damage - rewind back a second - try something else - make progress or repeat until progress is made.
Why didnt the hit register??: Sprite size does not equal hitbox. Mancubus projectiles are much larger than their hitbox, so even if it looks like I should have gotten hit then that doesnt make it so.
Claiming someone is cheating in a TAS is incredibly dumb, a TAS would be a cheated run if there is no mention of TAS being used. So TAS is using features that would otherwise be considered cheating, so essentially its like saying: Youre cheating in this run which you are saying is intentionally cheated. However its is and has always been clearly labelled as a TAS, it would actually take a lot more effort to cheat by video editing or modifying the game etc.")
![Doom Eternal - Cultist Base Master Level [Nightmare][AI_Haste 2]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/we-LOXy82ms/hqdefault.jpg "Doom Eternal - Cultist Base Master Level [Nightmare][AI_Haste 2]
This is cultist base master level on nightmare difficulty with the following console command:
ai_haste_overriderate 2
I dont know exactly what it does, but as you can tell the gameplay is a little bit different :) (I guess since its not too obvious, it doubles demon movement speed and attack speed/rate, no idea if it does anything else, and it definitely doesnt affect the slayer and it doesnt affect projectile speed, but theres a command for that as well).
Ive played with this setting before, originially I was planning to do the entire campaign with it about 1-2 months after the game released, but it was too exhausting so I gave up on it. I only did a couple of attempts and my only attempt that got past like the first level died at the end of ARC Complex to the marauder after I missed the ice bomb glitch. At 6:15 you can see the only marauder fight in this master level, its a lot easier when you have space to move around, unlike the end of ARC which is quite brutal in a straight up fight. The hardest part of the campaign itself is actually the gladiator, and marauders in general are difficult after the ice bomb fix.
Ive also played this master level with this setting before, but that was a few months ago now, usually I died a few times then, especially in the pit. This was actually my first attempt at recording a deathless playthrough, so thats fortunate.
This might be unexpected, but the most dangerous demon on this setting might just be the hell knight. An absolute terror because of its ability to cover the distance quickly and annihilate you immediately, and is therefore always the first priority to kill.
Thanks for watching.")
![Doom Eternal: Horde Mode [Nightmare]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xcsyAUCjWYo/hqdefault.jpg "Doom Eternal: Horde Mode [Nightmare]
My first playthrough of the official doom eternal horde mode. Sorry about the loud horde mode effect sounds at the start, I lowered the volume after about 3 minutes.
Died once during the first round, the rest was deathless, so thats kind of annoying :)
Missed one bonus mission because I missed getting all the coins, probably cost me about 10k score. Barely made gold score at the end so clearly it wasnt very good. I know I lost a ton of score on the other two 2nd bonus score rounds, I managed my ammo horribly and it was just a complete mess.
Doesnt look there is any time bonus, so you can take it as slow as you want. 1000 score per extra life is a bit disappointing, doesnt make too much of a difference if you die a few times.
Overall Im happy with my first playthrough, no shame in dying to the start when you dont really have any idea whats going on and you havent gotten used to playing again, heh.
Uploading Mars Core and World Spear UNM no hud next as they are already done when this is finished uploading.
I might try this again, getting a high rank would probably take too much of a time investment though.
edit: 341800 points here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoM5hoRwEwI
keybinds and other misc info (written over a year ago, but keybinds are still correct at least): https://pastebin.com/Feyx1zKN")
