Fairfield Terror: TRS No Mercy Remake (L4D2) (Left 4 Dead 2)

Fairfield Terror is a fan-made remake of Turtle Rock Studio's original No Mercy, the game studio that owned the rights for Left 4 Dead back in 2007/2008. The original design of No Mercy featured a much darker atmosphere, had more detail, used brighter point lights, and in general, had a more realistic feel and environment. Even if you aren't a fan of TRS or beta inspired mods, there's still plenty in this No Mercy redesign for everyone to appreciate.

About 2 years of work has been dedicated to this campaign. This will be a nearly accurate recreation of late 2007/early 2008 footage of Left 4 Dead, along with general improvements and "twists" done by us. This port adds the new L4D2 weapons, melees, and items. The campaign also has full Versus support and Survival maps inspired from the campaign.

The campaign uses assets from the following games:
Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines
Half-Life 2 (and its branches)
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Counter-Strike: Source
Day of Defeat: Source
-As well as other textures and models recreated by us.

We suggest setting your brightness to very low for maximum SP00K!

NOTE: This campaign uses materials that manipulate the default skybox textures. Any mods that replace or modify the skybox textures might be incompatible with this campaign.

CREDITS
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Map Designing:
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Apartments: Mr. Sangheili
Subway: Zen, Mr. Sangheili
Sewers: Zen, Mr. Sangheili, Coolz
Hospital: Keithy, Mr. Sangheili, Zen
Rooftop: Zen, Mr. Sangheili, Keithy
(SV) Warehouse: Zen, Mr. Sangheili
(SV) Streets: Zen, Mr. Sangheili
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Official Porting Lead: Mr. Sangheili
Multi-Gamemode Support: Mr. Sangheili
Navigation Meshes: Mr. Sangheili
Textures: LeonelC, Theuaredead`, Zen, Mr. Sangheili, Coolz
Models: Pyrew, Coolz

And lastly, Valve and Turtle Rock Studios, for providing map sources for their great game.

WE ARE NOT GIVING ANYONE PERMISSION TO RE-UPLOAD OR MODIFY THIS CAMPAIGN AND/OR ASSETS CREATED BY US. We will say this here and now. Don't port our campaign for us, don't make your own version of it, don't put it in that cheesy modpack you're releasing, and don't take that pretty sign we made in the gas station map to use in your own campaign. We don't like that, please don't do that. We will take action.

Special thanks to the following contributors:
-P0LT3RG3ISTG18
-Gyroic
-Seizetsu
-Ryan
-βαɗиєωʂ
-M'aiq Loves Skooma
-Lt. Rocky
-ESCalation

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Tagged 5/5 Maps L4D1 Survivors Time of day Night Difficulty 2) Average Weather Rainy Player Mode Single Player Multiplayer remake detailed beta trs trs inspired early 2008 redesign zeroisdeadlol

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Guest last month

On the first chapter of the campaign, there is an invisible wall on one of the windows. You can break the window, but can't go through it. Like, WTF? Care fora fix?

Mr_Sangheili last month

Yeah I'm aware. Currently working on an update for the L4D1 version, will port the update to L4D2 when it's finished.

i like it

By mesopotamio May 2019

i like it

Good remake

By kurochama February 2019

I found no bot navigation error till the finale. This campaign gives No Mercy a new life. The surrounding environments look better. Supplies are enough as well. Maybe I expected too much about some plot twists compared to the official map, like for example, the rescue helicopter is crushed by a tank when landing so survivors use elevator & run back to the first floor, looking for available ambulance or other rescue vehicles. Well, I think that's my suggestion for next remake campaigns. Different plots or plot twists can make the maps more challenging. . Well, at least I can replace the old No Mercy with this when playing with friends. Good work on the remake :D .

Trunten February 2019

- Decal fade distances - Survivors get pushed through the floor contact Day Walker Dave, and he's also on my friends list, maybe he can get to you after that Whispers of Winter campaign

Guest February 2019

Crash to the desktop fixed thanks!!

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i like it

By mesopotamio May 2019

i like it

Good remake

By kurochama February 2019

It's well done, but not much has changed

By jasminethecat January 2019

This is a quality map, but since 95% of the map itself is still current stock and another 4% is based on the original delivered map, I really don't see the point. I have played both games since day 1, and while this brings back most of the original delivered map feel with enhanced lighting I think it also highlights the initial flaws TRS put into the map design. If one of the authors could please explain what they actually added (what are the "general improvements and twists") besides enhanced lighting and the changed ending saferoom on map 1, I might reconsider upping my "average" review score. Maybe I am just partial to people adding in more significant new content if re-releasing a delivered map, like Dark Carnival Remix or even Dark Parish.

Well done, but pretty much a similar experience to stock NM

By hedleyLamar January 2019

If you are looking for a different experience (I guess the point of most custom maps), you won't find that much different here from the stock No Mercy: there are a couple of transitional spots between places that are different: the map 1 saferoom, the Burger Tank entrance to the gas station and absent lift event, and the smaller hospital roof are obvious differences. The lighting seems to dramatically accentuate differences between light and dark, and is a little more dynamic. There is also a subtle difference in the general look with regards to details and lighting, like this is more of a city that recently came under siege, as opposed to one that is well into the apocalypse. But aside from the pockets that are structurally different, the changes didn't affect how the campaign felt to me very much. No Mercy is great, which makes this one great as well by default. But I don't think all the changes are good. The paths and transitions from place to place in the stock map seem smoother. The stock sewers and finale on the roof is superior in my opinion. Since the point of this campaign is to restore the map to a beta stage, I can better appreciate the refinements in the stock one. If you are a big fan of old, pre-release footage, and want to experience what it might have been like to have worked as an early L4D beta tester, than this download would be a great investment in time for you. If you have not played No Mercy much, this campaign might feel fresh. If you really want to appreciate the tiny differences between pre-release L4D and stock L4D2 No Mercy, then this is great stuff. If you come here to experience something new, than this may not be your thing.

Almost Perfect.

By Brian78456 September 2018

This was almost perfect on L4D1 and still is on L4D2. Lots of attention to detail and a great atmosphere throughout the entire campaign. Definitely worth a play.

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