You're also robbed of all your equipment, including your damn flashlight, so there's no comfort from the darkness and the only light you will see is the red of infernal flames and your muzzle flashes. Unlike the original Hell levels, which were like normal levels only with stone walls, a red sky and a lot of blood splashed around, the Doom 3 version is a warped Fire and Brimstone Hell floating in an endless dark void and filled with nightmarish imagery. Awesome Music: The main theme, which plays both in the main menu before starting a game and the credits.That and everything else makes it one of the most adrenaline-pumping boss fights ever. And you don't get any health-packs during the battle. All you can do is avoid them and try not to fall over the platform, as well shoot the beast up. After a while, Maledict decides that it's gonna stop fooling around and starts throwing meteors at you. You just simply kill them, and then use the Artifact to slow time and fire whatever kind of guns right at Maledict's slow-flying ass. The battle starts with Maledict randomly throwing fire and summoning the local cannon fodder at you. Maledict demands that you hand the Artifact over to it, but the marine simply points his gun at it. You have the Artifact but it's only in limited use. You start the battle by landing on a flowing platform in the bottomless space of Hell. Malcolm Betruger, in Resurrection of Evil. Maledict, the commanding demonic dragon made of the evil spirit of Dr.The Guardian of Hell, capping off the Best Level Ever, so much that he appeared in the Lost Mission (albeit in a downgraded form).Resurrection of Evil has the Final Boss addresses the cheesy, anticlimactic Cyberdemon of the base game by having the Engineer Marine fight Maledict directly in a fight that's fitting to be a final boss fight.Various expansions and re-releases have responded to this issue in different ways: Resurrection of Evil increased the lighting of most levels, the Xbox version of Resurrection attached the light to the pistol so you could attack and illuminate at the same time, the BFG Edition attached the flashlight directly to Doomguy's armor so he can use it alongside other weapons, and The Lost Mission brightened most environments to the point where the flashlight is not usually necessary anyway. Author's Saving Throw: A major, nearly ubiquitous criticism of the game's initial version was the inconvenient nature of the lighting, with huge portions of the game being basically pitch-black without using the flashlight, which couldn't be used together with a gun and was even taken away from you for a short stretch of time.And given that BFG Edition made the game easier, the boss himself is arguably even more disappointing than the Cyberdemon.
To compensate for this, the developers made his entire body vulnerable to the player's weapons, downgrading him even further. The final boss of the Lost Mission is the Guardian from the Hell level of original Doom 3 minus the weakness sphere and the seekers to guide it to the player location.
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