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Mid-fight it can be hard to see if the Cacodemon swallowed the grenade.

geez, people were ready to get real hostile and flip their entire house over. Same goes for the release of The Ancient Gods part 2. I remember when DOOM Eternal just released, people were throwing over tablets & stools 'cause the Cacodemon burps. They all just kinda looked and mostly played the same. but oh god I cannot differentiate or distinguish any DOOM 4 levels at the top of my head. It's like all UAC levels look the same, all Mars levels look the same, all Hell levels look the same. It's hard to differentiate enemies from the background in fast & tense moments. It doesn't really fit with the DOOM game-play. I think the DOOM 4 aesthetic is cool enough, but it just doesn't feel right. IDK if a marine having his pet bunny killed by demons out of nowhere and going on an awesome rampage is very 'realistic' as people call the dark artstyle.Д«ut i respect the opinion of those who dislike it, Even the marauder's stars around his head when he gets stunned They had that somewhat-ironic action hero vibe where nothing was taken TOO seriously. The original doom games were never dark and gritty. What does childish even mean?Д¬olorful? If being vibrant means being childish, then in that case Mortal Kombat is childish. People say that DE looks childish and kiddy and I think that's a stupid assumption. It looks so varied and colorful.ДЄnother good thing about looking somewhat cartoony is that it allows for more freedom in terms of designs.ДЇlying around with a shotgun chain while colorful ammo explodes out of enemy guts like confetti would look awkward with a realistic and dark art style. I much prefer the aesthetics of the classic games and DE. It's boring and doesn't have much variety. The first is in the form of the resident AI of the armored transport ship Nola, which is named Daisy, and the second is the lucky rabbit's foot carried by the ship's pilot, Morgan.I know i'm in a minority, but i despise the washed up colors, oranges and grays of D2016 and The 2019 motion picture Doom: Annihilation contains two different references to Daisy.The most common interpretation is that it is the Doomguy's hand, since he is later seen with it in the ending to Thy Flesh Consumed. Many players perceive the pike as being an arm holding up the head, due to its flesh-like coloration.This would be rather graphic content for what is otherwise a family-friendly game. The IWAD for Chex Quest contains all the original Doom ending images, including the impaled rabbit, though the images are never shown to the player in the actual game.Her severed head is the default mouse cursor in ZDoom when running Doom games.

Daisy can also be seen alive on the start-up screen of the Doom95 port.

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She also appears as a cheat skin of past versions of Skulltag.

She is animated, and runs around Doomguy's base in space the player cannot harm Daisy in any way.

Daisy makes an appearance in Action Doom in the final level, which takes place at Deimos due to unforeseen events that took place at the 'Union Aerospace Laboratory'.

On January 21, 2020, Hugo Martin confirmed that a hidden bunny would be a featured secret in every level of Doom Eternal. In the Fortress of Doom, a portrait of the Doom Slayer holding Daisy, as well as her cage and a bag of rabbit food can be found. She is seen on the far right hand side of the image running away.

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Daisy as she appears on the Doom Eternal box art.Дaisy makes a small cameo appearance on the full cover art for Doom Eternal.