Nope.

Went inside a house. Touched a phone. Caused literally hundreds of mudmen to spawn, followed by more than a couple dozen jockeys (most of which got stuck on geometry), followed by literally hundreds of riot cops along with spitters and jockeys. All in the house.

Nope.

This is Why You Learn to Spell

Maybe the reason this doesn't work is because the files are riddled with sloppy and lazy writing, from things that require quotation marks around them to having the wrong type of slash (\ instead of /) to having extra irrelevant stuff within brackets ({ }). You didn't even add a name to this campaign, it just shows up as 'Name' in the add-ons menu. Just look at the changelog here; there isn't a single update that doesn't have a typo. How do you expect your maps to work if you can't even spell the word 'until'? The .txt's in this campaign look like you put about as much work into it as your misspelled username. No wonder it doesn't load, you didn't proofread or check your .txt's and/or there's a problem with your .bsp's. Likely both. You obviously didn't test it and you clearly don't care, so why should anyone else?

Fairly Good Campaign

This is a pretty standard four-map campaign that takes place in some urban, underground, and military base environments. One of the biggest weaknesses here was the consistency between the areas; it didn't really feel to me like it flowed well. The first map has some of the best gameplay as it goes back to good old-fashioned straightforward zombie fighting in a good mixture of closed and open areas. The environment and layout was good. The second and third maps take place in memorable areas but were odd at times. The second map has a good continuation from the first map but when it gets to the museum, it kind of goes awry. The alarm gauntlet in the museum has you going along an extremely circuitous path and it's obvious that there's a script that greatly increases the special infected spawn rate here. I got attacked by two chargers simultaneously and a jockey dropped right down from the ceiling onto one of them. Spitters spawn especially frequently during the event. The third map takes place in a strange environment. While the first half doesn't have any issues, as the person below me noted, the lift event is superficially tough because it has a never-ending horde. The bots inevitably died before getting inside the lift. The area with the witches was cool, and having a tank spawn down there was especially fun. However, when we got to the finale, we found it dreadfully boring and the obvious place to hold out isn't challenging in the least. It should be noted that the area with the rescue vehicle is used in the finale of 2019 Pt. 2; not sure if the original author was credited there. No bot nav errors that we found. The first map and first part of the second map seemed more detailed than the rest of the campaign. Good job fixing this up.

Decent Enough But Suffers from Bot Nav Failures

This is an average-length four-map campaign that takes place mostly inside industrial facilities and briefly outside in some woods at night. I had low expectations going in given the reviews, but I was genuinely surprised at actually good level layout. The layout is actually pretty damn good; I've seen a lot worse from highly rated ones. The maps don’t particularly look that special, but some aspects, such as breaking out of and into jail cells and certain side rooms, were kind of interesting. The events are totally unremarkable, consisting entirely of waiting for a door to open while being attacked by hordes (this happens more than a few times throughout the campaign). Certain climbable walls, such as in the map 2 sewer, are unindicated as such. Resource distribution is inconsistent. It’s very easy to miss the primaries in map 1 because they’re located in a jail cell you have to break into on the second floor. In the case of map 2, there is no group of medkits at all throughout the map. On the one hand, there are some rewards if you go exploring the side areas of the maps, but rarely does this lead to anything valuable. Adrenaline and pills are rarer than medkits here, and those are rare enough as it is, yet we never ran out of molotovs. Most saferooms don’t have four medkits, yet they often contain laser sights. The finale is so unbelievably easy to cheese, yet funnily enough the author clearly wanted you to cheese it by placing ammo and molotovs in a god spot. 
Now the real problem of this campaign is the AI. Bot nav is terrible, since they refuse to pick up medkits, weapons, and ammo, and they teleport all over the place. The worst part of the bot nav is when the bots teleport behind slowly opening doors, which means they won’t help you fight off the hordes around you. Also, special infected can trigger hordes. This campaign could be good if it had a lot of work on the bot nav, so if you’re going to play it, you should find some friends to play it with. I'd say this is decent for a one-off if you can find two or three other people.

Poorly Optimized, Feels Pointless

There's no intro. There's no custom dialogue. Framerate consistently drops to unplayable levels. The ping ranged from 5 to over 150 throughout the campaign because of terrible optimization; this was on single-player. Crucial paths were hidden behind nondescript doors on easy-to-miss side paths. There were invisible walls on the main path. There were apparent seams in the ground texture. The river on the first map will instantly kill the player, which makes the player distrust water, ruining the path in map 2 where the player must go through water. The events throw unexpectedly high levels of infected, which is inconsistent with the overall ease granted by the openness of the maps. There was no sense of forward progress because everything is bland, directionless, and similar-looking. The campaign feels inconsequential and lacks any sense of accomplishment or goal-directed motion. The campaign conflicts with others in the add-on menu because of their map names. The maps look decent but it feels untested and unoptimized. Although contrary to my expectations, bot nav was good. However, there's ultimately no reason to play. It needs a lot of work to be considered a campaign of lasting value.

Unexpected Gem

jsparakov hit the nail on the head: "There's so much potential in this campaign." This truly has the potential to be a fantastic campaign. I regret putting off trying this one out because of its silly name that makes it seem like a joke. To my surprise it was much better than a lot of highly rated campaigns. Such a shame that continued work on this doesn't seem likely. 
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Map layout is extremely good, events are spaced out perfectly, environments are used creatively, directionality is always very clear, lighting is extremely realistic and unique, layout has a lot of great variety. The screenshots here really don't show how good this campaign is, especially the unique lighting. Of course this map isn't without problems. There is the inconsistency of Coach saying you need to get gas when you never do, there's no finale rescue vehicle, the bots don't like to pick up ammo in one particular room, and, as everyone else noted, the damn door takes too long to open and the hordes don't stop. And it seems that spitters spawn way more often than they should. But that's a small price to pay for this gem. I really wish this author had expanded this campaign into five maps because it's really damn good. This isn't the best campaign ever, and yes it's a little rough around the edges, but it's way better than a campaign called Meatball deserves to be.

Good, Creative, Long Campaign

Stenches_reworked (sorry, I never played the original) is a four-map campaign that takes place in some woods, caves, military industrial facilities, and urban environments. This campaign is very long, very creative, and has a lot of interesting and quirky things about it. I personally think it tries to cram in too much, and there are a couple spots where it’s not quite clear where to go; on the other hand, there are a couple multi-path options, which I thought was great. The aesthetic is all right, although there are some places where it looks a bit brute force (such as jarring textures next to each other). It’s well-supplied and decently optimized, although the bots do get stuck occasionally, such as on ladders in the ocean in map 4. The more you play, the more you’ll find this campaign silly, whether intentionally or not. The finale is great in this regard, and it’s also fun to disturb witches when you're atop a high ladder. Some of the textures look very primitive but I don't think the campaign was necessarily going for a totally realistic look. I enjoyed the gameplay with the sort of tongue-in-cheek nature of the art design. I also liked that the campaign felt substantial but didn't feel needlessly long. I also enjoyed the exploration aspects because it often paid off. Overall this is some pretty creative stuff, and even though it could look better, it’s enjoyable for its originality and lack of contrived segments. There could be a bit better directionality (such as in map 3 after hitting the switch in the tower), but it's fun the way it is now. Recommended.
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Some notes for the author: We didn't really understand what the propane tanks were supposed to be for in the one section (I think map 2) where there's a numerical listing of them 1-9. In map 4, there's an area where the ground isn't placed properly right when you get out of the lift thingy that takes you across the chasm. The first apartment section in map 1 with all the blocked off doors felt needless, and the starting area felt random to start at; I'm also not sure if it's supposed to start with a tank encounter but that's what happened. Otherwise, good job.

Good Look, Boring Gameplay

A five-map campaign that takes place in some woods and an urban setting in the evening. It uses the L4D1 survivors and looks a bit like a crossover between Dead Air and Blood Harvest, which is good. However, the level design is very uninspired, bland, boring, by the numbers, and just not fun to go through. Special infected routinely trigger panic events and there are typically hordes before opening the saferoom door. When a panic event gets activated, the horde sound repeats ad infinitum and is excrutiating on the ears. When there isn’t a horde, there feels like an overabundance of witches to make up for the lack of challenge in the level design. The finale holdout area is an absolute joke if you hang out on top of the boxes in the red building, and none of the tanks could even come close to touching us. The bot nav was noticeably buggy too, with them refusing to pick up items, taking especially long to find the path, and not getting on the rescue vehicle. The best part of the campaign is definitely the look, but unfortunately the gameplay is boring, predictable, and too easily traversed. Skippable.

Overall Generic, Great Finale, Survival Broken

Generic campaign with a great finale setting. The biggest problem is that survival mode in the last map is utterly broken. No medkits, weapons, ammo, nothing. Have to do it single-pistol only. Also has missing objects with invisible walls where the objects should be. Would be better off with no survival maps than with them broken.

Terrible map

Bug-ridden, terribly optimized, huge framerate drops, ugly, bad directionality, unnecessarily stingy with resources, and bots are totally detrimental. This campaign is unfinished, broken, and hugely unfun. I'm sorry, but I can't see why any author would want this released in its present condition.

Wanted to Rate this Up

This is a great weapon reskin that includes a fantastic new sound for the chrome shotgun. No other mod to my knowledge does near as good a job at replacing the god-awful sound effect of the chrome shotgun as this. The look of it, with the cherry wood finish, is very nice as well. This is definitely worth the download to replace the chrome shotgun.

4.5 Stars

I just want to say that I've played this a few times and it's very, VERY good. I played version 1.3 so I can't say I have any input on the recent updates, but Fatal Freight really does feel like an official campaign and is in some places it's better than some of the originals. There are only a couple places where it seems too easy to get swarmed or taken down unfairly (e.g. I've seen the huge drop at the beginning of map 5 take down several players), but on the whole this is a very tight, extremely detailed, well-designed campaign that is just right in terms of length, resource supply, and difficulty curve. Seems the community agrees with me as I can usually find good players playing this one. Haven't had a problem with bad bot nav or low framerate. Kudos to the map maker, you really know your stuff. Would be an absolute pleasure to see more L4D2 campaigns from this mapper.
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The only bit of criticism I have to say is the end of map 2 looks and feels (to me personally) a bit too much like it was ripped out of Death Toll (the map 2 vents and the map 1 very beginning broken bridge section). It works, but I would've liked to have seen something a tad more original there. Sorry if it seems nit-picky, but it's really the only thing I kinda don't like seeing when I play through the campaign. Otherwise, stellar job.