With over 15,000 Doom mods on the /idgames archives, there are many horrible ones to go around: • In Doom's heyday, many discs were created by low-budget companies to cash in on its popularity. They were invariably huge collections of WADs downloaded online and put on a disc without considerations of quality or permission from their designers. Their only redeeming quality was that they were helpful to some players who didn't have the resources to check out WADs online. A few examples: • WizardWorks published, a series of CDs sold containing hundreds of WADs collected from both the BBSes of the time and the early Internet. A large chunk of them were horrible, most of them unfinished, and some wouldn't even load correctly at all. The back of the boxes often showed stuff that.

Several users started a series called The D!Zone Experience to showcase some of the weirder WADs included. • Determined to beat these distributors at their own game, included a disc known as as bonus content to the, containing 1,830 amateur WADs mostly for Doom II—with a great number of them being Doom WADs turned into Doom II WADs using a converter that includes Doom II monsters by randomly replacing exactly one monster each per level. A community member named Tarnsman started a series of livestreams on his called 'The Great Shovelware Extravaganza' in which he plays through Maximum Doom's Doom II content, on which he spent over 60 hours. His experience was full of shoddy design, beautifully bad texture use, and bugs, including. • The 1996 WAD ' ' (not to be confused with the Boom source port) gained infamy with a on the classic Doom Underground website declaring it to be the worst such addon the writer had ever seen. It features horrible custom MS Paint graphics for the wall textures (slathered with smiley faces) and the HUD (a solid-yellow rectangle), and sound effects that are unfitting at best (breaking glass for the shotgun?) and annoying at worst (the author shouting things with sound filters applied). The first episode's levels are poorly balanced (you get a BFG with full ammo on the first level with a tiny number of enemies), badly designed (you can often access the exit immediately), and little more than freehand scribbles—and yet one level manages to repeat itself, only with an edit that makes it easier to complete.

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The other two episodes are a slew of repeated levels that the author admits are terrible and yet still felt the need to include. The text file claims that it's a 'MAJOR upgrade' from the now-missing v2.2, which just makes one wonder how bad the previous version was. • Another WAD by Doom Underground was ' ' (more popularly known by its filename, wow.wad), a 1999 level consisting of a square room with a hanging body, a with full ammo, a Cyberdemon in a deep pit. And nothing else.

Oh, and the inside of the pit is untextured, resulting in graphical glitches. Note What bears mentioning is that the in the 'illusio-pit' is more commonly used by level designers for the original engine to hide enemies underground, so when the player approaches what seems to be the unbroken surface of (say) a body of water, the enemies appear to rise out of it to attack them. (Enhanced source ports implement a special effect for this purpose and more, making it unnecessary.) What qualifies it as a glitch in this level is that it appears to be an artifact of the designer forgetting how to apply lower textures. All of this is notoriously passed off as a mission to hunt and kill a wounded Cyberdemon trapped in an 'illusio-pit.' Problem is, killing the Cyberdemon won't even complete the level because it's placed in the wrong map slot, making it explanation In the unmodified Doom engine, the deaths of all existing Cyberdemons on E2M8 will end the level and finish the game. However, this level is placed in E1M1 instead, requiring one to edit its map header to make it Winnable.