Infinite Arena Mode

INFINITE ARENA MODE

Updated for the latest (and probably last) version of Doom Eternal.

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DOOM 2016+ Modding Server

Read #eternal-faq if you're new to modding Doom Eternal!

Fight endless waves of demons to get the highest score possible!

Infinite Arena Mode is powered by an advanced randomizer that generates balanced encounters that feel similar to vanilla content.

The randomizer uses built-in features found in the EncounterManager entity class to create a state machine. Each demon spawn is weighted differently and each wait condition before a new demon spawn is randomized.

I recommend turning on notifications - they give you helpful alerts about demon spawns, bounties, and wave progression.

- Replaces Horde Mode

- Start with a fully loaded Slayer

- All demons (including DLC) included

- Score progress saves upon changing maps or returning to hub

- Currently only supports Battlemode maps (campaign maps coming eventually)

Every two waves you will have the option of staying in the same map or changing maps.

There is a chance for Horde Mode bounties to occur in each wave. These bounties reward you with a score multiplier that does not grant 4x damage, meaning you can focus on the vanilla combat experience!

Before submitting a bug report, please try updating and check the changelog for fixes!

If you are experiencing crashes or fodder-only waves, try using the following settings in EternalModInjector Settings.txt:

:DISABLE_MULTITHREADING=1

FAQ

A: Yes! (until you run out of lives). Your score is saved when you change maps or return to the hub -- even if the game crashes, you can probably relaunch and keep playing.

Q: Do I have my full arsenal?

A: Mastered weapons, support runes, and the hammer are all available from the start.

Q: Do the waves get harder over time?

A: No, the difficulty is entirely random. Sometimes the fight will get crazy, and other times it will slow down.

Q: How hard is this?

A: The randomizer has checks in place to ensure that the fight never gets out of hand and hard demons are kept to a minimum. If you are comfortable beating master levels and DLC content, you should have no problems with this mode.

Q: What does the 20 second timer mean?

A: The 20 second timer is a grace period before the huge wave of demons at the end of the round spawns in. Try to kill as many heavy demons as possible before timer expires -- otherwise, you may end up with an extremely difficult encounter!