It does have an auto-save feature but it will usually only save twice per mission once in the beginning and once somewhere around the middle. This game is a bit of a mixed bag with saving. Most of it can be done with 2 people but for one achievement you will need 3. I will note when that can be done and how. One other thing to note is some rooms can just be completely ignored by running straight through them. You can probably use ammo more often than I suggest, but the way I described each area is how I got through all three campaigns very comfortably. There are many ways to get through the Nightmare campaigns but I used a very slow and conservative approach. These are combat tips to help guide you through each room. You will also notice in each room's description there are spoilers. I will also point out opportune moments for the other miscellaneous achievements that might require some specific conditions like getting two enemies to fight or killing two Imps in one shot.
It will also track collectibles and cumulative miscellaneous achievements as you go as well so you will know roughly when they will pop. Just listing what rooms the collectibles are in aren't always enough. This may seem like overkill but there were numerous times I got lost throughout playing this game and the layout of the game can be strange. The individual pages for Resurrection of Evil and The Lost Mission are basically the same. The fourth page gives general tips on Nightmare and the 10-hour speed run. The first three pages are for guiding you through the game itself, providing you with everything needed to get all the achievements, including combat tips for your Nightmare run. Doom 3 - since it is much longer - has four pages dedicated to it. Doom 3, Resurrection of Evil, and The Lost Mission.
There are three separate campaigns as mentioned on the overview page. General Information Walkthrough Formatting
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