The first two Doom titles that were recently ported to modern systems have now been updated to allow players to bypass some of the annoying security issues that were part of the games at launch.

Doom, Doom II, and Doom 3 were released on modern systems last month as part of the celebrations for QuakeCon 2019. The ports were all well-made and the ability to play three classic games on the go on the Nintendo Switch was a huge incentive for fans to buy the Nintendo versions, considering how few handheld ports of Doom exist. The low price point for all three games also convinced a lot of people that the 1993 version of Doom would be an excellent addition to their games library.

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The problem with the Doom ports at launch was that they required a Bethesda.net account to be able to play them. If the player didn't sign in at least once with their account, then they couldn't access the games. The fact that security measures like this existed for games that are as old as these were a huge part of the discourse surrounding the Doom ports at launch. Bethesda has now released patches for Doom and Doom II that allow the player to skip the Bethesda.net log in screen and the disconnect notification has been removed entirely.

The official Bethesda Twitter account also stated that more permanent solutions would be found in order to reduce the log-in process even further. There is currently no word on any updates for Doom 3.

The Doom ports for modern systems have mostly been well-received and the fact that Doom 3 is now available on a portable system is incredible to those who played it on release (and watched their computer melt as they tried to run it). It's a shame that the discourse surrounding the games was filled with issues related to the Bethesda.net login problem, but Bethesda has now responded and the most frustrating aspects of the Doom and Doom II ports have been addressed.

Doom, Doom II, and Doom 3 are available now on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

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