Pros:

-Detailed and realistic
-Goes with other detailed mods
-Blue propane stands out nice

Cons:

-Maybe some people won't like the propane color change?
No points off though cause it looks fine, what even.

Conclusion:

This is just a great little mod to enhance the atmosphere. Personally, it works great with the Bloody Survivors Pack as well as variety of enhanced Special Infected by Handsome Dan. I don't think I've ever seen a gas or propane tank in real life that ISN'T all dirty and stuff anyway. It's the little things I love adding into this game so thanks for this!

Pros:

-Really creepy, but still fitting
-Excellent, nasty little details
-Thought process behind it all
-Still recognizable to target
-Fits with the other mod infected
-No glitches, no problems

Cons:

-Sometimes hard to tell apart from Hoodless Hunter

Conclusion:

This is really great. After downloading the realistic bloodied Survivors, I wanted to find Special Infected that looked just as cool. These are it! This darker side of L4D2 really enhances the experience, and can fit very well into darker custom campaigns as well. If you want to up the creepy factor then download these- My only tiny concern was that alongside the Hoodless Hunter, their skin color, hairlessness and size (crouched Hunter) I got all confused on how to attack since in a tight spot, I couldn't really determine which it was. But that's a very small complaint!

Pros:

-A nice little add-on for a nice mod
-Nameplates are always a good treat
-Incap art looks natural and good
-Icons looks nice, they're colorful

Cons:

-Have to delete/remove entire mod to make it stop working
-Color looks nice, but clashes if other characters use defaults

Conclusion:

I think the pros and cons speak for themselves. This is a nice and simple add-on to make the experience with the Heather mod even better. Good job!

Pros:

-Realistic, just as it says
-Characters have unique wounds
-Eyes don't look as pale in-game
-First-person arm details
-Nick's torn up suit :P

Cons:

-Coach's shirt is now blue
-They make the infected pale in comparison
-Blood "goes away" from lips when a character talks

Conclusion:

These look great. Very creepy and realistic, and could even be something Valve would want to implement into future titles (that is, if they learn to count to 3!). To have the team start off generally OK, but degrade into this mess after everything they endure, it's just a really cool idea you've done there, and it was executed almost perfectly.

I don't really take points away for Coach wearing blue, but it seems to be a common dislike so I just listed it. I personally don't mind it all that much, it's not the most obvious change ever. Nor do I take any away for the infected seeming less gory now- Especially that it seems you have some interest to mod them as well, it would be awesome to see what you come up with.

The only true thing I noticed wrong with them was that when you watch a character talk, the blood/cuts directly on their lips kinda just fades away each time they open their mouth. I imagine it could be something very technical and possibly out of your control. I only noticed it in idle situations like the elevator in Dead Center's finale, so it really isn't that big of a problem, just something you might be interested to know.

Great job- if anyone wants an upgraded look to the original cast, download this.

Pros:

-Barry Burton, he needs his own game!
-Uniform is spot-on and very well detailed
-Has his own icon and incap'd artwork
-Coach seems the most suitable to use
-Has a first-person arm modeling
-Lips and eye movement

Cons:

-Doesn't use magnum as bot, since he's Coach
-A bit "shiny" looking in certain lighting areas
-Doesn't hold all melee weapons correctly/glitch
-No nameplate

Conclusion:

The only 2 real points I deduct are for the nameplate and melee weapon glitch. Otherwise this is a really great-looking and accurate mod! Seeing real facial animations is a refreshing experience which sets it apart from the other "doll-faced" Resident Evil character mods. I think it's probably the most detailed RE mod I've used to date.

The melee glitch I'm talking about happens whether if it's a bot with the Improved Bots mod, or if a friend is playing as him. Basically what happens is, it's like he's holding onto nothing, while the melee weapon floats under him, between his legs. It's happened mostly with the axe- I haven't seen him use much else melee weapons but I'm guessing it might happen with most, if not all of them. With all the other details this used, the nameplate was a small, yet noticeable little letdown, bu I think obviously the model itself is the more important part. And I think using Coach as the replacement was the best call, even if he doesn't use a magnum. I recommend this to any RE fan!

Pros:

-Just like N64 Goldeneye...
-..But with a darker twist!
-Easter eggs & surprises
-Awesome scenes & events
-Good custom dialogue
-Unique Panic Events
-A lot of really nice detail
-Well-placed ammo/items
-No major bot difficulties
-Decent campaign length

Cons:

-Can get stuck jumping down to the final panic event in chapter 2
-Jarring scenery changes from chapter 2 to 3
-Finale elevator can glitch-kill people (I have a video of it)
-Coach can be heard in the escape dialogue even if he had died during the finale
-Not everyone & underage people might not enjoy the Easter eggs

Conclusion:

I really enjoy this map, as Nick says himself in the awesome custom dialogue- This brings back some good memories. But I really like how this campaign broke the mold. Instead of just being a direct copy of the original N64 Goldeneye game, it was like a whole new darker version of it. It heavily hinted at being more than a bunker and something like a biological experiment gone wrong, destroying the entire facility. The atmosphere and settings all just added to a great experience.

That being said, the only big disappointment with this was the sudden change from map 2 to 3. While map 3 in its own right was also really cool and detailed, it just didn't fit at all with the previous chapters. It also lacked the whole "gory facility" look the previous had. The ending was over the top! Maybe not in a bad way but as I said, just kind of unfitting in my opinion. The whole idea of the rocket and everything was again, cool in its own right and well-done to boot.

There are very few glitches, most that only happen rarely or if you're just unlucky. Overall it's a great map and I recommend it to any fan, Goldeneye veteran or not!

Oh and I thought the Easter eggs were hilarious.

Pros:

- Extremely detailed map
- Very accurate to RE2
- A few nice old puzzles
- Nostalgia all over the place
- Unique difficulty setting
- Easy to explore map
- Some custom dialogue

Cons:

- Statues missing textures
- Credits poster missing
- Bots do not take items
- Bots don't navigate well
- Too many open windows
- Too many supplies in chests
- Not many common/specials
- Ladders that don't work
- Empty armory?

Conclusion:

This is a really lovely map. I'm kind of a noob so I'll just ask straight up- Maps are intended to be used by the creator or others (if allowed) to make full campaigns in the future, right? That's what I gathered anyway, but I wanted to be sure.

But in that case yes, this map is really amazing. The amount of accuracy just had me nostalgiagasming all over. I think literally every little detail I remembered was present in some shape or form in this map. Anyone who loves Resident Evil, especially 2, will get a huge kick out of just experiencing this map. I thank you just for the amount of love and attention that went into this!

Most of my cons speak for themselves I think, but some I'm not sure if they are intentional or not. Was the armory supposed to be empty, left to a campaign creator to fill maybe? And same with the unusable ladders, I was thinking maybe their path mapping was to be left to a different programmer maybe.

It might be personal preference, but as cool as it was to see the outside of the RPD, I think there were too many opened windows. Outside is where Bots got stuck most of the time, or dropped down too far. And honestly, I love the outside details too- The gates to the RPD, the view of the streets, Kendo's Gunshop... I think with all those you're more than capable of making the entire opening streets as its own chapter! That would be really awesome if someone were to do that someday. And as for horde/SI spawn, instead of through windows maybe they can come through holes in the ceiling or something else?

Lastly the Bots- I read that you're not so good with navigation and I hope you can find someone who can maybe help you with that. I'm not sure if this falls in the same category, but when I played Bots refused to take most items. They'd take basic shotgun/machine gun and pistols, one Bot would take a health kit, 1 Bot takes an adrenaline and that was it.

I hope that was helpful and that I have the right idea of what I should be critiquing for this map. It really is lovely, the only issues besides the missing statue textures seemed to be all in programing. I hope this ends up in a full campaign someday!

Pros:

- Incredible sequel to a well-renown campaign
- Surprising events, puzzles and traps
- Teamwork is as important as ever
- Implements moderation in item use
- Atmosphere is as chilling, if not more so
- Inspired by Portal but maintains uniqueness
- A nice and long campaign length
- Horde and Special Infected spawn is fair
- Bots pick up some items and weapons*
- Excellent customized dialogue
- Another awesome finale that tests you

Cons:

- Map is really not intended for single player
- Would be very difficult for beginners
- Bots tend to fall of ledges in a lot of places
- Bots can miss a couple items and weapons*
- Some cutscenes leave you open to cheap shots

Conclusion:

Okay, this might be my new favorite map!

Most of the things I've said from my review of the original Questionable Ethics applies here, but there's still so much more! This was yet another amazing and impressive campaign, full of brilliant puzzles, obstacles, traps and so on. It felt even more clever and thought out than its predecessor.

While this campaign felt a little bit easier this time around, I think that's due to the fact my friend and I have improved at L4D2 in general a lot since my last review. We used to have trouble on just Normal difficulty- Now we're able to play on Advanced with almost no hang-ups. But enough bragging, this was still a challenge and we had a great time goin' in blind to figure out all of the puzzles and tricks on our own. And of course, it was always exciting and rewarding once we did figure a part out. At a certain Saferoom that isn't so safe... we were screaming when the event triggered!

While the Bots still have their little moments of hanging off cliffs a lot (especially that one area near the very beginning where you shoot out the glass at a T-intersection) and sometimes not picking up the occasional Pills or Medkit, I think the Bot navigation and AI has over-all improved from the original Q.E. They don't get stuck as often, and though I said they fall "a lot", again, it's considerably less than the original.

My only two big complaints would be 1: There seems to be a chance that this is literally impossible for a single-player to complete. I haven't tried it personally yet though, but the rooms in the 4th chapter where you need to shoot 2 targets in a certain time... Is either impossible alone or cutting it extremely close. It MIGHT be possible using the fan to fly across to the other room, but again I haven't tried it myself yet. If it's impossible to do, it'd be a real let-down for a first-time single player. 2: The cutscene showing the pipes break in chapter 1. I got so angry every time I had to go down and lost nearly 40 health just having to sit there and take hits from a zombie I happened to miss. Of course, this is only so aggravating on higher difficulties.

Those aside, I stress once again this is my new favorite campaign, completely amazing! You did an astounding job on this and it was totally worth the wait. I'm only sad that from how it ended, I imagine there's no more sequels but, that's really true to Valve fashion anyway :P Anything else you got cookin' up, I will definitely be there to eagerly try. The detail and imagination that went into these campaigns is like nothing I've ever seen, you really have a gift for this. Thank you so much for the awesome times my friends and I have had on these maps!

Pros:

-Detailed, beautiful maps
-A good realistic feel
-Non-linear path choices
-Unique panic events
-Bots have no difficulties
-Awesome custom music
-Well-placed ammo/items
-Good for single or multiplayer
-A good, long campaign length

Cons:

-Some maps are a bit too big
-A few graphical glitches throughout
-Some panic events are confusing
-Little too much graffiti throughout
-Finale can be easily exploited
-Thunder in finale

Conclusion:

Overall this is a great map. I think with a few minor changes it could be close to perfect and near Valve quality!

Some of my Cons maybe be a bit more taste-specific. I like large map areas to an extent, but I think (especially the finale) some of the maps are a little too big. They can be fun to explore, but maybe a little confusing also, or easy to get lost. Same with few of the Panic Events... Though I play without the information helper and subtitles, I'm not sure if those are installed or not. But from a point of view as one who doesn't like all that text cluttering the screen, a few places just took a little more time to find for me.

I noticed some missing textures in a few places. In the intro area of the first chapter, almost every outdoor area in the starter area has some weird "phantom generator" glitching all around. You can walk through it and it appears like some sort of 3D shadow that flashes randomly in places you look, appearing to be attached by similar blinking cables. The 4th chapter I believe it was, had some missing textures under the dog house (Panic Event) and in the same area, two wood piles were missing in a far corner, as well as a painting/window in the Saferoom.

The finale seemed to be programmed in a way that after the initial horde wave, no more would occur unless you put gas into the boat. This makes for an easy exploit to just gather your gas cans ahead of time, then just pour them all in at once. But opposite of that, if there was NO exploit, I think this finale would be way too hard. The map is huge and the gas cans are much too far from the boat, which in of itself is pretty hard to find. It's so far away you can't see the red halo around the gas tank. I think this map could do with being cut in half, and moved at least a little closer to the boat. Lastly, the thunder noises in the finale seemed out of place. They were VERY loud, distorting the rest of the audio a little, and there was no rain or lightning present.

But as I said, overall I think you did a great job. The only part that needs any sort of heavy work is the finale, everything else is pretty much just tiny graphical issues. If it isn't too much work, maybe someday there can be another update, I'd be looking forward to it!

Pros:

-It's Claire Redfield!
-A lot of love went into this
-Looks just like her
-Clothing texture and patterns look great
-Has custom Claire hands in 1st person
-Name changes to "Claire"
-Custom profile and incap images
-Looks/Sounds good with a Zoey voice pack

Cons:

-Sadly, no facial movements
-Her skin looks a little too flawless and pale
-Skin makes her stand out a little too much compared to other Survivors

Conclusion:

This is really probably one of the best character mods out there. I can tell there was a lot of passion behind this project, what with all the attention to details and taking a step beyond "just making a skin".

Claire's Code Veronica outfit is probably a more fitting choice as it's more modern and somewhat casual-wear compared to her strange yet still loveable look in RE2.

For the most part this looks nearly perfect, just as mentioned in the cons, I feel as though her skin looks just a bit too shiny, pale and "perfect". Like someone else mentioned, almost like a porcelain doll. That's the only factor I can see that makes her stand out a little too much compared to the other Survivors, but still over-all she looks amazing and any Claire or Resident Evil fan would be glad to add her to the team!

Pros:

-Leon, RE2 style- Awesome!
-It looks just like him in every way
-Textures & colors are really nice
-Nick's voice probably fits the best
-Any glitches are very minor

Cons:

-No facial movements sadly
-The R.P.D. on his back can stretch very strangely
-Has Nick's hands in 1st person
-When hanging off a cliff, his elbow can glitch out

Conclusion:

Leon S. Kennedy as seen in Resident Evil 2 is one of my favorite characters ever, so it's really nice to see him made in his RE2 form. He looks great, moves great and hardly has any issues about him. Any that I listed are pretty much just technicalities and don't take away from the over-all experience. Anyone who is a Leon or Resident Evil fan ought to get a real kick out of this. And he looks boss with a shotgun.

Pros:

-Hey, it's Zoey! :)
-A lot of effort went into this
-Much easier than editing voice manually
-Voice is nice for characters other than Zoey

Cons:

-Harsh, loud static sometimes
-Very strange "monster" sounds too
-Some phrases are cut short ("Watch Ou-!")
-Sometimes will mention L4D1 Survivors (in non-L4D1 campaigns)
-Cannot say Nick or Coach

Conclusion:

I like using this mod when I have on either a Zoey skin or another character, such as Claire Redfield. I feel like her voice can be fitting for multiple characters, unlike Rochelle who has a lot more, let's say "personality".

I can tell a lot of work and being clever went into making this mod. Things like chopping words apart and adding phrases together to create new phrases like "Shocker", "Jockey", "Shot here" etc. are all well done to the extent that they could be.

I'm not sure the date this was uploaded but it seems as though it was before many of the L4D1 campaigns were added to L4D2. That being said, I think a remake of this has great potential being that there now should be more L4D1 Survivor voice clips to work with, probably making it a lot easier. Also a chance to get rid of that static and all of those strange sounds. Although aside from being in a Zoey pack for whatever reason... some of those "monster growls" are actually legitimately creepy and really cool. If you could manage to get them isolated you could probably make some awesome monster sound packs!

Pros:

- Extremely fun map to play with friends.
- Traps and puzzles that are challenging but fair.
- Emphasizes the importance of teamwork.
- Forces you to think and moderate your item use.
- Very unique maps with original ideas.
- An ambiguous but interesting story/situation.
- A decent campaign length.
- Horde and Special Infected spawn is fair.
- Bots pick up most items and weapons like normal.
- Textures and details are simple, but it works well.
- Amazing finale that really gives you a rush.
- A sequel is in production!

Cons:

- Map can really only be played with friends.
- May be very, very difficult for beginners.
- Some may say the maps are too long.
- Bots tend to be very careless in some situations.
- Cutscenes might leave an incap'd teammate to die.

Conclusion:

This is probably my favorite map, personally.

It is a blast to play it with friends, especially if you are a more experienced player. It is quite a challenge even on normal though, and isn't forgiving to beginners. That being said, this campaign is close to impossible to play with only bots, and possibly untrustworthy friends or strangers. Bots do take most items, which is sweet relief from many custom campaigns where they refuse to pick up anything at all. But in some of the more challenging or tricky areas, bots can slow you down quite a bit, or even be responsible for a game over.

The whole story/situation is very intriguing and makes you want to just reach the end. You may have to restart quite a few times, especially when you first try it, but it's worth it. The puzzles and traps will throw many surprises at you, keeping you on your toes and the adrenaline pumping. While it's a challenging campaign, it is a fair challenge all the same. I really love how teamwork becomes so important, as that was the original intent of the L4D series to begin with.

My only "big" complaint is that one long cutscene in the first map of the hallway. If one of your team is incap'd and close to death- If there are no bots to automatically help them, chances are they will die. Fortunately though, there is usually at least one defibrillator nearby at that point. It's a cool cutscene otherwise, though.

TL;DR This campaign is awesome and I'm really excited for the sequel!