I'm holding off for now as I just started BL3, and I'm still replaying Doom 2016, but it's definitely on my virus confinement Playlist.
https://www.realgamer.net/reviews/doom-eternalJumping played quite a large part in Doom, and it’s back again in a much bigger role. Yuck! It’s not something I’m really a fan of in first-person shooter, but for the most part it’s done well. Like most things in Eternal it has been vastly reworked. You will regularly see monkey bars around the various mission areas allowing you to swing up to greater heights, or on to grabbable walls that you can scale. You now have a dash ability that allows you to propel yourself forward twice whilst airborne enabling you to reach otherwise unreachable places. Failing to make a jump, which in the previous game used to lead to your death and send you back to a loading screen has thankfully been changed. The game will now put you back to where you started. Each fall will subtract points from your armour until it is depleted. If you don’t have any armour, it will subtract points from your health instead until that is depleted. Once that happens then you are taken back to a loading screen. It’s a much better system and is very much needed, as at times the game can over use jumping puzzles some of which are a little tricky and definitely tested my patience.