Submission #4621: Clumsydoomer's DOOM Final Doom "The Plutonia Experiment" in 14:05.96

• Aims for in-game time instead of real time (doesn't care about score tally screens)
  • Contains speed/entertainment trade-offs
• Takes damage to save time
• Abuses programming errors
• Manipulates luck (weapon damage, monster action)

Recorded with:

Playing back the run

Used tools

• Permanent SR50
• Gametime slowdown
• Savestates
• Precise frame-by-frame building via XDRE

Used tricks and glitches + commentary

• Rocketboosting (map04, map06, map07, map09, map14, map15, map17, map25, map26, map27, map28). Just shoot a rocket to nearest wall and it's done.
• Guided gliding (map05, map21, map23, map25, map29). Some of them are instant, but they all are pretty easy.
• Guideless gliding (map03, map08, map09, map13, map19). The instant ones like in map03, map08 and map18 require extremely precise movement and are impossible without tools' assistance.
• Double-sided impassable line gliding (map07). Most random trick of all.
• Arch-vile jumping (map15, map16, map18, map24). Requires a bit of monster manipulation.
• Wallrunning, thingrunning (pretty much on every map). Most common and easy trick in Doom games.
• Door boosting (map22, map28). Requires very precise movement.
• Pressing switches through walls (map06, map22). Some of the switches required very precise positioning, but some didn't.
• Deathslide - suiciding in order to reduce doomguy's height (map17). Dead doomguy can slide under small gaps and activate triggers, but can't move.
• Teleport "unstuck" trick (map14, map27, map28). If you get shot / boosted right after teleporting, you won't have to wait for doomguy to "unfreeze" himself.

Time (without tally screens)