DNF had nothing to do with what made D3D actually good: amazing level design, creative weapons and enemies, fantastic music, tons of secrets, and a variety of w

DNF had nothing to do with what made D3D actually good: amazing level design, creative weapons and enemies, fantastic music, tons of secrets, and a variety of weird environments. D3D took all the joys of shareware, episodic DOS gaming and brought them to 3D. DNF took all the juvenile bits and wrapped them in a half-baked CoD shell. If only the game was as good as the 2001 E3 trailer.