New Blood Interactive Studio Head Dave Oshry drew attention to the achievement of a disabled gamer named Cory McKee - he passed using the Xbox Adaptive Controller, as well as "one arm and a pair of legs".
Mackey with members of the closed DOOM Facebook group: "I've been tormented, researched and died since release, buying additional leg buttons along the way (I used my right knee to press RT, which is damn inconvenient when you have to aim on the fly), and finally did This".
"I've died so many times... countless... this game kicked my ass harder than anything else in the past few years, but it's good that I've died so many because now I appreciate the taste of disabled victory even more!!!" Mackey shared his joy.
Persistent player beat the story mode on the standard difficulty (Hurt Me) by collecting all the cheat codes and in-game figurines. DOOM Eternal director Hugo Martin commented on McKee's achievement in the comments: βYou, sir, are a [real] executioner! My respect!"
At the same time, Mackey does not intend to stop there: the enthusiast has already taken up the Nightmare mode, skipping the Ultra Cruelty. The passage is not easy for the player, but he is determined to do it "for the sake of science" and become "the first one-armed guy who defeated the nightmare."
McKee isn't the first person to have the Xbox Adaptive Controller help them enjoy their favorite game. In January, the head of the Digital Jersey Academy, Rory Steel, created a device based on a Microsoft adaptive controller that allowed him to plunge into the world on Nintendo Switch.
DOOM Eternal was released March 20 on PC, PS4, Xbox One and Google Stadia, and will appear on the Nintendo hybrid console later. Hell shooter id Software has already become a victim of speedrunners: record holders literally fly by 15-hour adventure .
Source: 3dnews.ru