very long campaign very detailed map

ammo is rare in the maps tank is more than one when you know.. we have to take long way in map 2 and the alarm not turn off, so it's little difficult

-Lots of custom content. -Detailed environment. -Scripted dialogue. -Weapons, Ammo, and Grenades are spread out evenly. -Stays true to the source material. -Uses a Gauntlet Crescendo; the lack of Melee Weapons is made up with extra supplies and the infinite-shove technique. -Makes use of the Biohazard Tank model. -Available for L4D1.

-Could use written instructions (ie, Game Instructor messages. I know it's not possible to create custom text for these, but try other methods!) for Events, traps, and mazes. Notable examples include the electrified flood and the plank-over-the-gap. -Health supplies are scarce; the majority of the Pills found throughout the Campaign are located in the Health Stations, but the overwhelming amount of zombies forces the Survivors to demand more. -Map 2's crows event is kind of ad-libbed and random. -Bots fell to their death when I backtracked through the roof. -I've encountered two Tanks in short succession in Map 4. Is the one at the helipad a scripted spawn? -Serious navigation issues in Map 4's ladder near the end of the map; Bots got stuck, preventing themselves from moving forward. -Ladder in Map 5 leading downward is far too high; Bots may fall and hurt themselves badly. -Boss Infected in Map 5 are unnecessary. -It was a bit hard to find out what would trigger the Finale. A Game Instructor message would work wonders here if we could make our own. -It's not complete. Yet. Starting from the second map is a bit jarring.

- All the custom add-on images and content were correctly displayed in the map, and it was pretty creative too, aha, even those custom ceda bodies. - The map flowed so nice, everything just perfectly and seamlessly flowed from one area to another, from one map to another; slightly repetitive though. - All the custom speech ques were spot on and accurately reflected the environment, as well as the survivor conversations, they were a nice touch even though some of the responses were timed a bit off:3 - The navigation mesh was pretty flawless, couldn't get that much more perfect. - There weren't any lag spikes anywhere, but it got a little iffy in certain areas, enough to make me feel like if someone was running a lower end PC they might have some trouble. - Every area in the map, every time you transition from indoors to out, or any combination, there's always a fitting background ambiance. - I was impressed by the amount of detail and effort put into the maps to make them feel so realistic, if you thought these preview shots were nice, there's so many more picture perfect scenes you will pass throughout the campaign. - Pretty fair amount of supplies, although I might have included more molotovs/pipe bombs as well as an extra ammo spawn in the second map. - I'm pretty sure there's not other finale out there like this, it is a train finale but it's executed in it's own separate way. - I've never seen a 'hacking' event used in any other map before, it's a good idea, nice change. - When you're about to get rescued by the chopper, and you here it crash and then pass through the halls and make your way out, and see it crashed after you heard it, so jokes, aha. - During the last map, when you go into the safe room and then fall through the floor, I so was not expecting that, scared me aha. - The overall length of the campaign is quite long, one of the longest I've ever played, I would even say longer than any of the original campaigns, if done at a casual pace.

- Poster names overlap if your name is longer than around five or six characters (which majority of Steam users are). - No real intro, but you just spawn in a room so there's not much you can do. - I noticed some poor texture manipulation (mainly on rotated wood, the grain didn't flow right), but nothing significant. - Some areas were just poorly lit, but majority of the lighting was really nice, especially the blue lit area with the fans. - I thought more ammo spawns could have been added, especially in what I think was the second map, but other than that you just made it out with a few rounds to spare, aha. - I did find a floating pistol (it was way up in mid air, I'm not talking about slightly off the table), I think it might have been in the third map, in one of the computer rooms. - Certain areas just felt too repetitive, it wasn't really significant, I just thought some areas could have used a bit more graffiti or a greater variety of textures. - It was a bit ridiculous having to restart three times around the part where if you went in the water you would get electrocuted and die in a few seconds because this random smoker would spawn and drag me in. - In the last map, where you have to jump on the blue car and climb up the ladder, I got stuck between the ladder and the car on the right edge of the ladder, and had to use noclip to get out.

- Very good designed campaign - Very detailed, with a lot of custom textures and models like the CEDA boxes and Hazmat workers - The graphics are great - The maps are long - Very good use of the survivors dialogue - Gauntlet crescendo in L4D1 - Is a challenging campaign - Some "traps" in some maps - Is very atmospheric, specially the first map, just loved - For L4D1, nice to see people are still making good campaigns for this game - Fits the story.

- No intro, ambient and saferoom musics, but i' think will be fixed, since still is a beta - Some visual bugs in some custom Textures, like the CEDA boxes and some pictures on the walls on the end of the Gauntlet event in the first map - The Gauntlet event is a little confusing at the start, i think some tips or some survivor dialogue to run would be nice - The event on map 3 is really hard, maybe some throwables would help. - Some extra dialogue lines could be added through all campaign, although the dialogue lines are already nice - On finale you can have some trouble on preparation time, since the hordes and special infected is always coming constantly.