Dam It Complete (Left 4 Dead 2)

TRS's last Left4Dead campaign that was never finished, now completed to a more finished state by DGB. Dam It stitches Dead Air and Blood Harvest together.

The C130 makes an emergency landing at a small rural airport and the survivors need to find a new way to the safe zone.

This mod can be found on the Steam Workshop.
I placed a copy here as the creator to stop other posts.

Changes/Fixes (in general, numerous minor changes and fixes)
See Changelog

Finale Note: This finale is about moving to the switch at the opposite end of the dam. Not killing X number of zombies. If you stay at the start you will die. When you hit that last switch you can get to the escape area. 

In version 1.2 I’ve changed the spawn structure to keep players who stay at the beginning to prevent them from being overwhelmed by an endless hoard. Waves will still come from behind. A total of 3. One set off at start (this is on a delay to get time to kill or kite first Tank), two is set off midway on the dam, third and last is set off by escape switch.

But if you still stay at the beginning for way too long and do not make it to the escape area the Finale will break in to unlimited waves and spawns like all L4D campaigns.

View Changelog (v2.5 Complete)

Tagged 3/3 Maps L4D1 Survivors Time of day Dusk Difficulty 2) Average Weather Foggy Player Mode

Updated: 10/16/20 • Views: 102,093 • damitcomplete_l4d2.vpk (120MB)

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Geloholic 3 days ago

theres two doors in the elevator, first one opens, the other one didn't. im stock inside the elevator

TrixxxyStar 5 days ago

Well 'Dam IT' this map is amazing played it multiple times too so far no bugs or problems encountered

Trunten 3 weeks ago

thank you for listening to my suggestion about keeping the filename simpler and the same. trust me, it's for the best the vpk name is something like what it is now and remains that way. this allows everyone to simply drag and drop and overwrite the file... including server owners.

Akira001 2 weeks ago

Trunten 4 weeks ago

I'd suggest NOT naming the filename the way you did... it might cause various issues. Without getting into too many details, I'd recommend keeping the previous name you had. Keep it with the same filename every update s people can just simply overwrite the vpk.

Trunten 4 weeks ago

One example of a possible issues is there might be a problem using the period in the name.

Trunten 4 weeks ago

Another reason you should keep the filename the same is for server owners and not just other players. Simply being able to overwrite it is more convenient and also helps prevent conflicts and confusion. Adding a new filename every time runs the risk of people not bale to connect and join because multiple versions build up. Please consider keeping one single filename for the vpk in the future, such as simply "damitcomplete_l4d2" for example (nothing else).

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By ErrorUnknownGT August 2020

Hmm, this version of Dam It reminds me a lot of Huckleberry's version before he went and deleted everything, this one, compared to the Remastered version has more hordes and tanks for you to deal with, not too many, but there's certainly more of them. Very well supplied just like the original, the finale is different and very short as you can run to the end if you're quick enough, get past the tanks and escape in Blood Harvest's rescue vehicle this time. I think I prefer the finale on the remastered version personally, as it was more unique and clever. Not much else to say, this may be a slightly more challenging version of Dam It, but I personally recommend the Remastered version over this.

Trunten 4 weeks ago

Huck never had any association with 'complete" or "remastered". All the broken mess he caused in his modification is most likely what lead to my "direct port" and inspired "complete" and "remastered". Trying to compare this to Huck's is an insult to an injury and offensive as Huck isn't even an amateur at best. Remember, all he does is take other peoples stuff and makes changes literally anyone can do like replacing missing content. And sometimes he can't even do that properly. I seem to remember the one problem I had with Dam It that lead to my own was he broke the fire barricade event at the dam.

ErrorUnknownGT 4 weeks ago

I think i should've said TRS' version and not Huckleberry's version hahaha, my bad.

Trunten 4 weeks ago

well technically they were the same, his just broke more than it fixed as usual which inspired my own. then after Jake and I did our own direct straight port just simply L4D2 compatible we got this and "remastered". basically we all just felt and agreed Dam It deserved better compared to the half ass job Huck always does.

Crowley1661 2 weeks ago

Well finally after all these years, ya'll did what I had always said you should do: get rid of that useless no-talent moron. Now if you could only get rid of "daywalkerdave" and keep him away from modding as well, the L4D2 modding scene would be in a somewhat decent state.

Trunten 6 days ago

Crowley, I honestly don't know what your problems with Dave are, but I'm sorry, I say he does a better quality job than Huck. At least on a mapping editing level with 'fixes" and "ports" he is clearly more professional in my opinion. Whatever else you'd disagree about him seems to just be a difference in opinions or something you two simply disagree on. No disrespect intended, I just don't understand or see what the problem is with him, sounds like it's just something personal honestly. Dave truly does a better job cleaning up maps around here so I don't see any reason gt rid of him. Unfortunately though, Huck still at least one account laying around here (his main) so it could definitely be gotten rid of at least.

Crowley1661 6 days ago

As far as I'm concerned, Dave is worse than Huck. Huck is and always was a troll, and he didn't try to hide it. On top of being a useless modder. Dave is equally useless (his so-called revivals and edits are just as broken as Huck's), but his skin is thinner than rice paper and can't handle any form of criticism. Which makes him a far bigger detriment to the modding community than Huck, which is why I avoid his uploaded trash like the plague. Once & forever, The Real Ellis.

Crowley1661 6 days ago

I repeatedly said it many years ago that Huck should not be allowed to touch and upload anything, but you didn't listen. Back in the day, Dave was Huck 2.0 but it wasn't as obvious because there were still plenty of active TALENTED mappers around, so his trash often ended up at the bottom of the pile. Once those mappers moved on, we were stuck with Huck V1 and Huck V2. And Huck V2's no-talent shone through very brightly. But it will probably take you another 5+ years to realize that. By which time it won't even matter anymore. Because just like last time, the damage is already done.

Trunten 6 days ago

also, you're more than welcome to look me up else where, contact me else where, to continue chatting. i'd rather not annoy Error or Akira with unrelated comments.

Crowley1661 3 days ago

Nah, I've seen your steam friendlist, far too many morons I don't want anywhere near me. Besides there's no reversing the damage both no-talent chumpstains and those in charge have done to the modding scene. Dead horse is dead, that's why I deleted my Real Ellis account years ago.

Trunten Yesterday

just seeing if I remembered correctly... you understand it was a long time ago. didn't know you if and I had anything personal. so i guess it's just a guilty by association thing... as I can't remember us chatting much. all i remember is you randomly contacting me out of no where one day with formal introductions and such.

Trunten 6 days ago

what do you mean I didn't listen? i'm not a staff member here. anyway this definitely sounds opinion and personal and i'm sure we'd agree no point to argue or debate. we'll just agree to disagree... out of respect for Akira here (and if Error and others get notifications from our comments). can't help but still be curious as I've only had nothing but better quality and actually working edits/fixes/ports from Dave compared to Huck. i'll still stand beside this stance of mine because it's fact. i don't' experience as much broken content with him compared to Huck. and compared to Huck... Dave actually fixes things. really don't know where your issues are with him but it definitely sounds personal and biased, honestly. I also don't understand or appreciate you sounding like you're trying to single me out for not seeing something only you're seeing. i respect your opinions even if I disagree with them, and at least I ditched Huck mostly for him being such an abusing harassing asshole. but what happened with me and Huck is another story and probably shouldn't be brought up in public here. so i don't know if you have some hate for me or whatever... we don't have to be friends but we don't have to be enemies either. we just clearly disagree with our own respective opinions and experiences... especially after what I saw you say regarding the Last Stand devs, although I'd also have my own thoughts. but complaining about something isn't going to help solve it. surely even you know this. i also seem to remember you gave me a chance once until you saw me have some kind of association with certain other people on Steam. honestly that also seemed just as childish as this now... the whole "guilty by association" treatment. i certainly don't recall ever seeming to do any wrong doing to you personally.

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By ErrorUnknownGT August 2020

A Punishing Campaign

By jaxtor287 July 2020

This campaign is brutal with bot players. Their response time is not fast enough. They stand and don't do much of anything when there's a horde of zombies attacking them. There are probably too many zombies attacking at once. The bot players can't climb down the ladder inside the tower in the second map without one of them falling off the ladder. They walk into fires and almost die. There are only two or three extra health kits in this campaign. I don't remember seeing one melee weapon in the first map. All the scenery in this campaign looks like it's from Blood Harvest. The second map is a dead end if you don't climb to the top of that tower and activate a remote control after you activate the generator on the ground. I really think there are too many zombies in the last map. The zombies and the Tank all start attacking at once. The finale is still more rewarding than the finale in Dead Echo 2. The bot players can climb into the back of that APC vehicle and escape during the finale. There are different versions of this Dam It campaign. I think Dam It Remastered is better than this version. It has more Tier 2 weapons and supplies.

Excellent and fun campaign

By Emersonrick September 2018

I really liked this map. He has his difficulty well advanced, but nothing that prevents him from proceeding. The end had to restart for 3 times, but it was not frustrating, it was challenging and this happened because we were not understanding that the instructor showed us a rescue car and we thought the rescue was a boat (...) and we ended up going places wrong. -The distribution of weapons was very good, at each point of weapons a great variety and this is very rare in maps created, congratulations for that. -But I thought there should be more stacks of ammunition or more melee weapons to spare the ammunition. -Anyway, I loved this campaign and it is already among my favorites. -Thank you and congratulations.

Pretty good until the end.

By hedleyLamar July 2018

I agree with the comment below - this was a really solid upgrade from the raw Dam It maps - a lot of the unfinished details filled in....but....the last chapter is not that fun once you get to the top of the dam. Non stop tanks is a drag, and I did not like the sign at the end directing you to the awkward stairs and rush of SI.

Hope you like to run away from randomly started fires

By Alex_D_Vasilkov June 2018

This is a decent attempt at recovering and finishing a piece of Left 4 Dead history, but its balance of supplies ranges from "shower of guns" to "everyone is black and white". What is doesn't lack, however, are panic events (car alarms) and explosive barrels and canisters littered around the maps to trigger said events by careless shooting. Right after that you may run into crows, have fun. The fires from the numerous barrels and gas cans never stop to burn your heels, and if that wasn't enough, there's a completely random bombed forest which apparently houses several gateway straight to the Burning Hells, which seem to have no obvious pattern. I will keep this campaign in my watchlist until the next update before I recommend this to my picky friends.

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