The definitive gameplay enhancement mod for the GZDoom and Zandronum engines. Adds realistic gore, dismemberments, headshots, executions, lightning effects, particles, makes enemies smarter and harder, makes gun louder and beefier, and adds epic new boss battles.
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I modified the normal Brutal Doom footsteps WAD and changed them to use Half-Life 1 & 2 footsteps instead. Enjoy your nostalgia.
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Ugh. Most overused sounds ever, no offense. I know, I know, the official pack uses the concrete sounds, but although I remember the original Half-Life fondly, those footstep sounds haunt me. Opposing Force had much-improved footstep sounds if I remember right. Or was that the Condition Zero sound effects?
Oh, man. There's an idea. For some odd reason, the Condition Zero devs replaced every single one of Half-Life's sound effects with much higher-quality versions. I can't imagine why, but they sounded great. Those footstep sounds would be EXCELLENT for Brutal Doom.
I can do that if you want, but I'd rather not clutter up the addons page.
That'd be amazing. I've tried messing with making .pk3's - I can't seem to ever get anything working.
You can just edit your Add-On, hit the "Pen" on the right corner and upload a new version of this that includes much higher quality sounds.
No, the Counter-Strike: Condition Zero sounds are completely different and that kind of ruins the point of this pack.
That's not true. It uses the same sounds as Half-Life.
Counter Strike Condition Zero does *not* use the original sounds. They're named the same, but they went through the bizarre trouble of replacing each and every sound with higher-quality samples - right down to the incidental debris sounds.
OpFor I *know* features different footstep sounds.
Only in Deleted Scenes.
What? So what? My point remains - the game's files contains updated sounds.
Whatever.
This is a pack of Half-Life footsteps, not a pack of Counter-Strike footsteps.
I checked the sound files from Counter-Strike: Condition Zero and Deleted scenes, and they are COMPLETELY different.