An Alternative Perspective vA4.3

Sometime to solve an issue you need to look at it in a new perspective... unless the issue is the new perspective...

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This was originally made as a collab with another friend, two maps, two weeks, no communication with one agreed upon theme... but because I grew attached to this idea, I decided to run with it and see where I can take this bizarre concept~

This is very early in development, if you find bugs or have feedback, there is a discussion board on this mod or make your own... I ask and encourage all feedback~

I am trying to do something truly unique with the campaign, something you have never seen in other campaigns, so this kind of gameplay is uncharted in this game. If you really do hate it, believe it or not I do want to know, because "Standing Gauntlet" are a new type of event in this game in particular, and I do want to keep tweaking the numbers or bring down necessary sledge hammers till this is fun for majority of players~


I came out of retirement to make one more campaign... I want this to be the culmination of my time in this game and in the mapping scene for l4d2...
This game has been an obsession of my since L4D1. I have seen the and lived through the golden age, seeing new incredbile campaigns posted on L4D2maps. I have seen when campaigns were teased, the work in progress flow and the rather common death of maps shared to quickly: Last Bastion, From Palms to Bombs, Life's a Beach. I was there to see the steady decline of campaigns, and the surgence from different cultures: like when "somefun" "greybox" and the first "hehe4" campaign came out.
And even own campaigns and failures. I have 7 maps publicly available on the workshop. If you count Gamemaps, that is now 8, if you count mediafire links from 3rd party websites of review blogs, that is now 9, if you can somehow get dead links to work again on old forums, that is now 12... If you count the campaigns that were worked on enough to have a name a tag line? 29 maps. I love doing this, I love making maps. I love doing this