Pros -Highly Detailed Map, so much stuff are in the map that it gets you immersed -Unique Mechanics that you can modify before starting the campaign thus increasing in replayability -One of THE most Unique Final Chapters I've ever got the honor to play -Hordes enough to keep you on your toes -Bots are reliable here especially with AI mods Cons -Its detail is both its strength and weakness because man it's so unoptimized for games with mods, Highly recommend you to play this with as little mods as possible maybe keep some quality of life mods and deactivate aesthetic mods. -I was able to play in a stable 15 frames on the low settings with mods -Audio just suffers an epilepsy and dies, some audio bits play, some do not, some parts play it all at once. -There are some parts where you can legitimately think you're lost like in chapter 2 where you think you're supposed to go to a small area with electrical generators but you're actually supposed to go climb the nearby tanker. I suggest you guys just keep a keen eye on your surroundings and hopefully there's a better way to subtly tell players that "you're supposed to go here" in some parts like maybe an arrow IN the tanker instead of on the wall. -Finale is wonky if played with a controller, your truck becomes a bonafide drunken driver's infectum somnium. verdict :7.5/10 "An Ambitious map with a crazy finale that all l4d2 players should try at least once!"

Zoey: I want that truck! L4D2 survivors: We got to drive it!!

Finally I could play it without a "No Free Edicts" crash after disabling some custom weapon mods & deactivating some features of my bot mod that might spawn weapons. So my guess was right, that the number of entities are set to almost the max so it would cause crash if a player spawns some items/ weapons during play. In short, to play this campaign players should play in normal way without spawning anything to avoid crash. . So far, compared to the old version (disabled version), this one is way better. There are interesting features about some multiple choices to pick before playing that affect the game later, in case if some players want more challenges, like for example, melee only/ no guns, & under time limit. I haven't tried the time limit mode yet because I don't feel like playing under pressure, as I love roaming & exploring during playing. The supplies in this campaign depend on the mode, so in the default mode, the supplies are enough. The hints are also enough, though some are still with chinese language although the setting is already set to English, like during the objective to fix some cables in order to open a gate. Another bug is on the sewer hole when players choose the sewer map. There's at least one bot unable to go down through sewer hole. This bug also existed in the old version. . The good things about this campaign are the multiple choices. Even on map 1, there are choices to pick between endless panic events or a challenge battle with 2 tanks but no panic event afterwards. Players can also choose which map to go after map 1. The finale of the old version becomes the mini finale of this remake version, with similar missions. & the most special thing in this campaign that rarely can be found in other campaigns is the finale. It's a unique finale. A GTA players love this finale as on the finale, survivors have a mission to drive an armored car to the destination at end of the map. Players are free to hit & run zombies over with the armored car for fun. Even they can hit a witch. The control of the vehicle is not really difficult as long as the player driving the car controls the speed. Some control might need fixing though, like for example when moving backward while turning. In driving games, usually moving backward while turning uses opposite buttons (like for example, when moving forward while turning left uses the combination of forward & left buttons, moving backward while turning left uses combination of backward & right buttons), but on the finale of this campaign, the combination of buttons when turning certain direction are the same (forward + left buttons = move forward while turning left; backward + left buttons = move backward while turning left). I still haven't tested about how it feels like to be the passenger instead of the driver in multiplayer mode. I only know that bots keep shooting when the player is driving the armored car. . In short, it's a great campaign worth playing. The only drawback is the crash problem when players use some mods that add entities to the campaign, that can be solved by disabling those mods. If players want to feel different experience in playing L4D2, this campaign is a good choice as there's a rare experience about driving car event here.

This map is good