Comments - IDrinkLava

No. There is no way to alter anything within the maps themselves. If you find the mod too hard, turn the difficulty down.

Yes, this mod is meant to turn the game into a tactical shooter. I think I referenced Insurgency's weapon reloading stats originally, but real-life footage seemed to take about as long.

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There is a setting in one of the .ini files that controls player health, but I highly advise against this. MOHA Redux was intended to be a tactical shooter mod, where you need to peek around corners and slowly advance from cover to cover in order to survive. Start on Casual and work your way up to Expert once you've learned the enemy layouts. Watch my pre-release commentary video for pointers on how to play this mod:

It just can't be done.

Did you remember to set the .ini files back to read-only?

Hey, just wanted to let you know that they were able to get a better sound injector working in Doom Eternal so I was able to port all the sounds over.

I'm not happy with how some of these sounds turned out. It looks like ID used some kind of low-pass filter and volume limiting for the weapon sounds so they don't drown out the music. I still couldn't get the Heavy Cannon working right, either. Thanks anyway for letting me try using your sounds, though. I'll most likely end up keeping the SPAS-12 sounds and maybe the silenced Glock for Micro Missiles.

I don't know what to tell you. It's inevitable that making so many changes to a game with a mod could potentially break minor things like this.

I've worked on it a bit more and I got the precision bolt SFX working perfectly. Unfortunately, I can't seem to figure out what's wrong with the primary fire as it alternates between the vanilla sample and the MBWS MP5. I replaced every relevant file in the soundbank so maybe I'll have to wait for a more advanced injector tool in the future or something.

Thanks again for letting me use your MBWS pack in my project. Unfortunately, it might have to be put on hold. It seems Doom Eternal's sound injector is still too underdeveloped to reliably replace most weapon samples in the game. I'm also having trouble finding a good .ogg to .opus converter, and Audacity just makes the samples cut out in-game.

At the very least, you can see the first real attempt I made here:

Not possible without SDK

play vanilla

"CONSULT THE .PNG IMAGE IF YOU HAVE ~ANY~ TROUBLE WITH THIS STEP!!!"

I beat the game 3 times on Expert as part of playtesting. Overall, I'd say this mod had about 40 cumulative hours of playtesting. There's only one part that's a potential softlock, and that's if you die during the stone arena thing in the second level and reset from the checkpoint. The enemies can kill you before the black screen fades in after death. There was nothing I could do to remove that fade in effect.

That's a bug that happens as a result of being unable to completely remove the adjustable sights upgrade. It's set to automatically "skip" that one by making the next upgrade need 1 exp. Unfortunately it sets it to the default adjustable sights zoom so you'll have to zoom out once or switch weapons in order to fix it.

Intentional design choice.

Did you change a setting in the options without setting the options .ini back to read-only?

You cannot change the order the upgrades are earned in. This is unfortunately why I had to cut many upgrades for balance reasons.

Magnification was removed for realism, as real-life M1903 Springfield scopes used a fixed x2.7 magnification. The breathing duration has been increased from vanilla and the choking animation has been changed to something quicker and more subtle.

Are you sure the file structure matches? What version of the game are you playing on? Retail, Steam, or Origin? This mod was made for the retail version and has been verified as working on Steam.

Reinstall the mod, remove the toggle ironsights option again, but save the MOHAInput.ini file as Read-Only next time.

It wasn't possible.

Not possible. You can't add or remove any assets from the game. You can only edit settings inside .ini files.

You can change everything from the .ini files as long as you set them to read-only when you are done.

Just play on Casual difficulty. It's about as hard as Expert was in vanilla.

Did you read the readme files?

I gave pretty thorough instructions in the installation. I am sorry if you cannot follow them as listed.

You didn't mess with the files and forget to set them as read-only, did you? Which weapon was this with?

Multiplayer is unsupported.