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Most Warhammer fans are probably older and look on OG Doom as a fond memory, with Doom 2016 being an expansion on the game they played in their youth. Necromunda is a jankier version of that, and I've been quite enjoying it.
Not to mention "horrible gameplay" is pretty much just your opinion, myself and a lot of people think this game is pretty fun.
Sounds to me like you're just trying to deflect criticism for your bad take by going "anyone that disagrees with me is a fanboy!!!!!" Like mate, if you have an opinion on the game whatever, but this is a pretty weird and inaccurate argument.
Right? I'd thought I was fairly up to date on these, did I miss some? Cos as far as I recall, one has a choice of a total of three other games you could call any kind of shooter, and none are particularly like Doom, 2016 or otherwise. There's Space Marine, which is more like a third person brawler. Then there's Space Hulk: Death Wing, and that TRIES to be tactical but........eh. It's just not very good for very long. And then......Fire Warrior........which is a badly aged legitimate piece of crap, 40k's Dried Up Dog Turd Award winner. If I missed one I'd like to know!
Name those many games in the 40K universe which are Doom remakes!
The only bit that's like Doom is that you often fight enemies in arenas and you get health from killing stuff.
Also I played Wolfenstien, Doom, and Quake back in the 90s, but didn't have any interest in the more recent offerings; the setting just doesn't interest me. I am really enjoying this game. So it is perfect for me, as someone who doesn't plan on playing modern doom titles but can enjoy the frantic gun fights in the Necromunda setting.