The Voice's Fault.

The overall quality is excellent. The only problem is, it gets very annoying pretty quick. Unfortunately, there's nothing that can be done about that since that's how Plutia is, so no points deducted.

Pros:

+ The locations of the last two maps, I guess? I don't think there are other campaigns out there that have vast open spaces.

Cons:

- Underwater sections
- Ammunition is scarce
- Explosive Barrels
- Magnum pistols are rare
- Bad item locations
- Unforgiving finale
- The train that rams you in chapter 1
- Overall unfair campaign

Conclusion:

Played this with 8 survivors, not only because I wanted to, but because I knew I was going to need extra help.

This whole campaign makes me wonder... Have you even tried this? No seriously, it's hard to not think you didn't. It's a port, yes. But that's no excuse for not changing the level design. You don't just add guns and ammo, and even then they're placed pretty badly.

The train in chapter 1 should just be removed. It doesn't really serve any actual purpose other than annoy you.

Explosive Barrels make this campaign unfair. I find myself forced to use my pipe bombs just to remove them from a safe distance, but I don't always have one. And then in some maps, they fall right on you and your teammates and explode. And there's that room in Aquaphobia filled with them. If they all explode, you get incapacitated instantly. I was still in the entrance when that happened. Just remove most of them from the campaign and that will be a major improvement by itself.

The underwater sections are too long, and it's very confusing where you need to go the first time you play through. When you create a campaign, you have to make sure that it's not impossible for a lone survivor with just 1 health and only a pistol to make it to the end. 

The finale is the main thing that ruins this campaign. Sure, in Half-Life 2 you drive through this map which would explain why it's long, but ammo is very scarce; there's only three ammo piles from where the radio is with one of them being in an Easter Egg location that few know about and is easy to miss. If there's more, don't blame me, because where ever they are, I'm pretty certain they're not in good locations. Since it's a gauntlet finale, more pain pills and adrenaline shots should be placed, especially the later due to all the water slowing you down. Also, one time, I faced three tanks in this finale. The horde kept on coming while facing the second Tank, which is hardly fair, especially since the area was nothing but water to drown you when incapacitated. The third one appeared just before the point where the rescue has arrived music starts. As if it wasn't already awfully hard enough.

I played on Advanced difficulty. You're supposed to play with only 4 survivors, yet I almost didn't make it with 8, where only two of us escaped. The other one was just a bot who teleported to me right outside the final saferoom. As a small detail, you should've added an SMG spawn and shotgun spawn in it.

Compared to Water Hazard, this campaign is the lesser one. It really needs a lot of improvement, but I'm not going to hold my breath.

Pros:

+ Nostalgic
+ Pretty accurate with breakable objects
+ Plenty of places to defend from
+ Good distribution of supplies
+ There is a way to get to each weapon without having to go past another (so that bots don't take a weapon type that you don't like)
+ Rochelle in the ticket office...?
+ Some Miniguns and Heavy Machine Guns are at good locations.
+ I find it fun playing in the map's skybox.
+ L4D1 Survivors

Cons:

- No laser sights
- No ammo upgrade packs
- Only one Scout and AWP
- Safe spots
- No knife

Conclusion:

A Charger once came into the starting area when I answered the radio. It knocked me onto the fence, where I was safe from most Infected.

At the bomb site where you can find the assault rifles, the bush closest to the guns is a safe spot. Bots get stuck there when they jump onto it.

Part of the rails at the Terrorists' starting area can be passed through.

This map is really fun to play in, and it makes me wish there were more survival maps like this.

Pros:

+ Smooth and high quality

Cons:

- None

Conclusion:

Best Steyr AUG mod for me.

Pros:

+ Beautiful

Cons:

- World Model physics
- No custom sounds, but no points deducted.

Conclusion:

Good job making this. Fixing the world model physics would be appreciated, but I don't really mind. Thanks Nattapong~

Pros:

+ Maps were creative.
+ The Easter Eggs. (L4D2 Survivors, and other video game characters)

Cons:

- Gets repetitive very fast on replays.
- Too short, it really makes you want more.
- Some very small details.
- Laser sights appearing only at the finale.
- I don't think the intro is really necessary.

Conclusion:

It's great, but I don't find myself playing it often because it gets tiring. The use of Minecraft-related mechanics were good though.

Whether you find the campaign short or long, you're definitely going to want more of it. (A sequel, maybe?)

Pros:

Awesome and unique gameplay

Cons:

The saferoom door can get stuck in the finale, see conclusion.
Campaign is a little too long.
Story and logic are flawed, see conclusion.
When you pull out the axe in the theater, your secondary weapon disappears.

Conclusion:

Overall, this one of the best campaigns, gameplay-wise. Although, it does have some problems that bug me.

When you start in the saferoom in the finale, if someone attracts the infected, like revving up a chainsaw, the infected will try to get to you and could cause the door to get stuck. It did for me while I was opening it. It can be solved by shooting through the door, but you shouldn't even need to do that.

In Chapter 5: Church, when the van crashes, the boxes containing supplies are still there, but there's no way for you to use them, and you're not really supposed to. They've could've fallen out when the driver was panicking, but the boxes sitting there with useful items just makes the survivors look really dumb for not taking them since there's no point in leaving them behind when the guy who asked for them is dead. No points deducted.

There's nothing wrong with the setting of the campaign. But the finale ruins the Left 4 Dead story. It there's a vaccine, then the game's events wouldn't even happen. Plus, in The Sacrifice Comic, its stated that there's no cure. Also, if they've already developed a vaccine 10 days after first infection, why would they still be trying to develop one later on when they already have? I understand if this came out before Sacrifice, but that still leaves the problem with a vaccine being available before the game's events even begin. Anyway, no points deducted since this is a custom campaign.

Pros:

Awesome and unique gameplay

Cons:

The saferoom door can get stuck in the finale, see conclusion.
Campaign is a little too long.
Story and logic are flawed, see conclusion.
When you pull out the axe in the theater, your secondary weapon disappears.

Conclusion:

Overall, this one of the best campaigns, gameplay-wise. Although, it does have some problems that bug me.

When you start in the saferoom in the finale, if someone attracts the infected, like revving up a chainsaw, the infected will try to get to you and could cause the door to get stuck. It did for me while I was opening it. It can be solved by shooting through the door, but you shouldn't even need to do that.

In Chapter 5: Church, when the van crashes, the boxes containing supplies are still there, but there's no way for you to use them, and you're not really supposed to. They've could've fallen out when the driver was panicking, but the boxes sitting there with useful items just makes the survivors look really dumb for not taking them since there's no point in leaving them behind when the guy who asked for them is dead. No points deducted.

There's nothing wrong with the setting of the campaign. But the finale ruins the Left 4 Dead story. It there's a vaccine, then the game's events wouldn't even happen. Plus, in The Sacrifice Comic, its stated that there's no cure. Also, if they've already developed a vaccine 10 days after first infection, why would they still be trying to develop one later on when they already have? I understand if this came out before Sacrifice, but that still leaves the problem with a vaccine being available before the game's events even begin. Anyway, no points deducted since this is a custom campaign.