Both of these things made the multiplayer alot better but they have never become popular. Specifically, the laser trip mines and the holodukes. I present the entire post with no edits of any kind. I found a forum thread from 2007 asking why the game wasn’t copied, and it’s nearly as valid today as it was back then. The sexism and dumb humor simply dated it as a game that was released in the 1990s. The variety of the weapons and items in Duke Nukem 3D made the game legendary. That’s not counting the clever uses for the Holoduke, a weapon that made a mirror image of your character that would repeat your movements, drawing the fire of your enemies - or at least confusing the hell out of them for a little while. If every other FPS at the time was The Bends, Duke Nukem 3D dropped OK Computer on the world
