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Featured Article - August 2017

BFG9000

The BFG9000 is the ultimate weapon in the classic Doom series. Although somewhat unwieldy to aim, it can inflict thousands of points of damage over a wide angular field. Each shot produces a huge plasma ball followed by numerous invisible rays after impact. Early deathmatch maps sometimes omitted the BFG for fear of upsetting play balance.

The BFG has become a trope over the years, widely imitated in other FPS games (including by id Software) and referenced in popular culture as often as any specific Doom element.
(read more) (feature nominations)

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 * [[Freedoom]], [[Blasphemer]], [[Zauberer]]
 * [[Doom 3]], [[Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil|Resurrection of Evil]], [[Doom 3: BFG Edition|BFG Edition]], [[The Lost Mission]]
-* [[Doom (2016)]]: The game previously known as Doom 4.
+* [[Doom (2016)]], [[Doom VFR]]
 * [[Doom RPG]], [[Doom II RPG]], [[Doom Resurrection (iPhone)|Doom Resurrection]]
 * [[Commercial games|All games...]]
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+The '''BFG9000''' is the ultimate weapon in the [[classic Doom]] series. Although somewhat unwieldy to aim, it can inflict thousands of points of damage over a wide angular field. Each shot produces a huge plasma ball followed by numerous invisible rays after impact. Early [[deathmatch]] maps sometimes omitted the BFG for fear of upsetting play balance.
-===[[Wall wiggle bug]]===
-The '''wall wiggle bug''', also known as the floor wiggle or wobbly line bug, is a graphical glitch most often apparent when a player is positioned in such a way that a two-sided linedef passes almost directly through the center of the player. Due to the nature of the glitch, it is generally observed when the player is standing at the boundary between two sectors with different heights, such that there is a ledge visible above or beneath the player. The glitch results in the line demarcating the ledge appearing to "wiggle" back and forth in a distracting and unrealistic manner as the player moves.
+The BFG has become a trope over the years, widely imitated in other FPS games (including by [[id Software]]) and referenced in popular culture as often as any specific Doom element.
-<br/>([[Wall wiggle bug|read more]])'' ''([[Talk:Entryway/FeaturedArticles|feature nominations]])''
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 * Add to [[:Category:Stubs|article stubs]]
 * [[:Category:Cleanup|Clean up articles]]
-* Complete the [[Strife#Levels|Strife levels]] pages
 * Complete walkthroughs for all [[Levels|stock levels]]
 * Create [[Special:Wantedpages|wanted articles]]
 * [[:Category:Editing|Doom editing tutorials]]
 * [[:Category:Doom 3|Doom 3 material]], especially [[Doom 3: BFG Edition]] content
+* [[:Category:Doom (2016)|Doom (2016) material]]
 * Investigate [[:Category:Images with unknown source|unclear image copyrights]]
 * Replace [[:Category:Screenshots using an incorrect aspect ratio|screenshots]] using an incorrect [[aspect ratio]]