Doom slayer visits the following dimensions.
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KilroywasNOTHere
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so for a bit of context Animal Crossing: new horizons and Doom: Eternal preorders were going on at the exact same time, but much to the Shock of Both Id and Ninento there was a surprising lot of fans of both games, it was less of a competention and more of a crossover. And twitter in one of its few and biggest moments of wholesomeness took the ball and ran with it creating all sorts of fan art and fan comics of Doomguy/Doomslayer and Isabella meeting. Well in another shocking moment of wholesomeness, both ID and Nintendo showed support for the memes, and even made subtle references to the memes in official media (Ever wondered why Doomguy was a mii gunner costume? that's why.) so now there is this headcanon amongst some members of both fandoms, myself being one of them that the two met and Doomguy fell in love (In the way someone falls in love with a pet NOT a girlfriend) with Isabella because she reminds him of Daisy (Doomguy's Pet Rabbit that was the catalyst that started Doomguy's journey into legend) and "When it is done." Doomguy chills out in the animal crossing universe with Isabella...until the next threat comes along of course.
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Karmic Acumen
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There must have been something sinister afoot here. No way was Nintendo not a complete pile of jackasses about fan content. It's their major defining toxic trait.
KilroywasNOTHere
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told you it was shocking.
Basically ascended fanon that became pseudo-canon. Nintendo didn't act like dicks for once, heh.
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Agent23
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Oh, yeah I forgot, by by popular demand !!!!!!!!
Ignoring this bit because it's kind of dumb with many of the settings.
Doom Slayer has plenty of past trauma and since the world and atmosphere isn't in the real world so to speak, the Silent Hill dimension is tailored towards their particular psyche. The Doom Slayer is either DemiGod level which allows him to be resilient to those mental effects. If not, he has a great deal of unresolved trauma he hasn't dealt with and will be put through the ringer for it. Ripping and tearing might be a valid option from a gameplay standpoint but from a lore standpoint it might not be the best tactic to use. Doomslayer is smart though, so it could be he still navigates Silent Hill to a reasonably good ending or outcome.
Doom Slayer sweeps. He's a high level superhuman, think more Kratos or Superman as opposed to the Doom Marine we are familiar with. There are critters and creatures that will give Doom Slayer interesting fights, especially Boss Battle wise but off the top of my head there's nothing I think that could decisively put him down even if he's limited to the RE arsenal which is still pretty impressive on its own.
Personally feel these are actually two of the most boring places you can have him start... especially in regards to Aliens.
If he's on the Halo... there's a far better thread discussion regarding that one also with a pretty neat setup.
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Well he'll be left on Earth then in a slightly alternate 1987 at the conclusion of the film. Don't find him running around future Los Angeles for the sequel particularly compelling, though there might be some interesting dialogue from Gary Busey's character as they try and hunt both Doomslayer and the Predator down. That could be funny lol.
Doom Slayer could sweep Black Mesa and since I was smart and he has access to Half Life weapons as opposed to Doom ones exclusively, he could pausibly make it as far as Gordon Freeman did. The power of silent protagonists. Not sure he has anything that can prevent him from being placed in temporary custody by the G-man though.
As for the second, it would be far more interesting as a narrative then most of the other ideas, especially since the G-man and Vortigaunts would take the Doom Slayer at similar value that they took Gordon Freeman, and the Resistance in general in most parts. A Doom Slayer with the Half Life arsenal would be pretty fun to explore and through most of the game I don't see him having too much difficulty, though him taking part in the Battle of City 17 would certainly be epic, as would be his storming of the Citadel. It's possible he could break out of the man cage in the Overseers office, which would make things interesting considering how strong and angry he is and if he can do that, he might be able to forestall the entire reactor disruption that took out the City as a whole or at least delay it for a significant amount of time and allow more civilians and Resistance to evacuate the city.
The Vortigaunts and Vortessance should be able to keep him safe from the G-Man and while he doesn't seem to have much resistance against an Advisors telekinesis, it's still arguable. Dog, the giant robot was able to reliably hunt the Advisors, as were the Vortigaunts. But Doom Slayer being resistant to Advisor powers is merely a hypothesis, not an actually confirmed thing. Still the Slayer would do as well as Gordon Freeman did in most respects I feel.