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Therefore the minimal damage of the weapon is 49 points of damage (if an object is hit by one ray and not the plasma job listings ball) and hypothetical maximal damage of the weapon is 800 + (40 × 87) = 4280 points of damage (if the plasma ball hits an job listings object for full damage and all 40 rays also hit the object for full damage). Although that much job listings damage can never actually be inflicted due to the periodicity of the simplistic pseudorandom number generator used by the Doom engine, damage in the 3000+ hit points range is common enough for the weapon to be used to kill a Spider Mastermind in one shot during assorted speedruns. [edit] Incarnations The BFG9000 in Doom 3. The BFG makes an appearance in the infamous Doom comic book as the ultimate weapon (or the big gun), used by the anonymous hero to defeat a Cyberdemon. Unlike its game incarnation, the comic version fires (at a machinegun-like rate) moderate-sized bullets instead of plasma, for unknown reasons.
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