Small but Brilliant ‘Doom Eternal’ Detail Is Why I’m Planning a Maximum Carnage Run In ‘The Dark Ages’

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Small but Brilliant ‘Doom Eternal’ Detail Is Why I’m Planning a Maximum Carnage Run In ‘The Dark Ages’

The Slayer is back in Doom: The Dark Ages to wage war against the medieval forces of hell and rip apart horrors beyond comprehension limb from limb. It’s always a joy to go back to that world and kill demons. Sounds a little psychotic, but trust me, it’s honestly therapeutic as it greatly helps in anger management.

What makes the Doom series one of the greatest FPS franchises is its attention to detail and, of course, its high-octane gameplay. Speaking of details, a fan noticed a never-before-seen detail in Doom Eternal’s full cover art that’ll simultaneously warm your heart and make you mad. After seeing it, I can’t wait to ******* every ****** in the way, no matter how fodder they are.

Doom Eternal’s cover art features an adorable tribute to the Slayer’s **** rabbit

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It’s not news that the Slayer loves animals. Sure, he’s a ******-ripping, bloodthirsty killing machine, but the guy has a soft spot. A user called whited105 on the Doom subreddit noticed that the official full cover art for Eternal features the Slayer’s **** rabbit, Daisy. But, it’s so well-hidden that you’ll never find it unless you observe closely.

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It’s such a sweet yet depressing detail that paints a picture of the Slayer and his beginnings. When he’s not an unchained predator charging an unholy siege against the atrocities of hell, he’s a nerd and a softie. Slayer’s family, which included his rabbit, was killed during the invasion of hell on earth, which fueled his hatred for demons and started his eternity-long war against hell.

This detail also proves that the developers at id Software are the best at what they do, and it’s also a great callback to the classic games. The Slayer has gone through hell and back, literally, and this detail also serves as a reminder that he wasn’t always this way. But ****** bless these demons, as we wouldn’t have an amazing Doom trilogy if it weren’t for them.

Cranking heavy metal music and whacking demons is badass, but it’s important to remember that Slayer still has humanity in a corner of his soul, a corner that he buried deep down with his family. He’s still capable of love and deserves happiness, which is why I promise that I’ll rip and tear every ****** to shreds on Ultra-Nightmare difficulty in Doom: The Dark Ages, to honor the Slayer.

The Slayer gets a new **** in Doom: The Dark Ages

The Slayer may have lost his **** rabbit, but he’s got a giant fire-breathing upgrade in Doom: The Dark Ages. His new **** is a dragon named Serrat, which is extremely on-brand for the Slayer. The best part? You can control Serrat in all his glory in specific missions and hunt down demons, giving them the kiss of death.

Giving a little backstory, Serrat is deemed to be the strongest dragon that the Sentinels had and listened to no one, because, of course, he didn’t, until The Slayer arrived. Just like Daisy, he formed a special bond with the Slayer, and the rest is history that’s worth experiencing on Game Pass.

While Daisy didn’t breathe fire from her mouth, it’s still very cool to see that Slayer cares about all his pets equally. I’m sure Serrat and Daisy would’ve been best friends if the worst hadn’t come to pass already. So, what do you think about this detail on Doom Eternal’s cover art? Let us know your thoughts and opinions in the comment section below.

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