I loved the level design, atmosphere, music (The intro music was epic), the weapon models, special infected models, and the story. I also liked that you included obstacles and traps along with it, instead of just zombie killing. Although, the Fire Temple's were very difficult to figure out and get by. Very difficult, but worth it. The puzzles were amazing. Good job!

Great campaign. However, there were optimization issues EVERYWHERE. At one stage I was getting 70+ pig on a local server and other getting 150+ which is awful. Botnav was terrible in some areas. They would walk into fire all the time and just end up dying all the time which made life difficult for me. Way too much lava. Made it hard for the bots, even humans to navigate throughout certain areas. A huge mess. However, the map design was pretty damn good. There was a great use of animations everywhere. And the boss fights were pretty cool. So, it's a pretty descent campaign.

Pros: + All Maps are fantastically well-made. + The secrets and bonuses that can be found are pretty sweet. + The custom weapons were mostly good. + The cutscenes were nice and not too distracting. + Plenty of items hidden through the breakable stuff (rocks, pots, weeds) + The Easter Egg that you somehow get when fighting the Mini-Boss the second time. + The Goron Tank skin fits so well. + Hints were very useful. Cons: - Survivor Bot AI is mostly screwed. (no points deducted) - Some bugs here and there. - Most of the Zelda enemies weren't good. - Some obstacles deal too much damage in my opinion. - Mini-boss takes too long to defeat. - No hints about how to defeat the Mini-boss. - No laser sights except for the first map (unless I'm missing something.) Conclusion: This has to be one of the best custom campaigns ever made for L4D2. The quality is fantastic throughout the entire campaign. The knife and the rock axe are probably the best of the custom weapons since they fit Left 4 Dead perfectly. But some of the custom weapons were a bit lame, such as the mug. Also, the Master Sword or the Biggoron Sword aren't the best weapons in the game, not even the Megaton Hammer. The Master Sword has only one swing animation. It would have been better if it had the Machete's animations. Also, the Machete is much faster than the Master Sword and the Biggoron Sword, which are only just as fast as a Katana. As for the Megaton Hammer, even though it has 500 damage in its script; it doesn't matter. All Melee weapons deal the exact same damage, evidenced by how Chargers take two hits, Witches take four, and Tanks take around twenty. Even if z_tank_health was set to just 100, it will still take twenty blows to kill with any melee weapon. Lastly, the Megaton Hammer's hit sound effect was underwhelming. The sound effect used when the baseball bat or cricket bat make when they strike flesh would fit it better. Still, it feels good to swing around a sword as big as the Biggoron Sword. I felt that most of the Zelda enemies were a bit below average. Some of them just rise up and down. And the ones that appear when you're near the lava in the third map are VERY annoying, not to mention they're hard to hit. The trap door in the map where the firewall is instantly incapacitates you, which I think is a bit too much. The Flare Dancer (mini-boss) fights weren't particularly bad, but it takes a little too long and it's not really exciting or anything. Not to say it's bad, but nothing too memorable. I have never seen the Easter Egg version of the second fight ever again, so far all I know I could have been hallucinating. Also, there was no hint after the first fight telling you to get on the elevator. As for bugs, there's only two that I know of. One of which is that sometimes the game crashes around the third map's secret place when you have Toon Link. The other, is that Toon Link (Gnome Chompski) disappears when you put him down on the area where you trigger the volcano's eruption in the first map. I can't say anything about the music, since I've never played Ocarina of Time. But I wish there was an option where you could just use L4D2's default music.

great map! i love it

Pros -Exactly remade as it is with Oot -Nice custom weapons especially for the one that actually has uses -Nice use of custom stuff such as the boxes and toon-link from first map -Challenging especially on normal difficulty -Good use of dialogue with that final boss -Good use of cutscenes, like with that treasure in map 5 and final boss in map 6 Cons -Nav navigation feels off especially in the 3rd map (when bots try getting across fire wall part) (I had to restart multiple times because of this) -Firewall deals way too much damage -Sometimes it took a while to figure out how to defeat the mini boss (I did understand how the final boss was meant to be defeated with that hint in the beginning of map 6) Conclusion This is a good reminder of the Zelda games if you have ever played them and so this is a good campaign. however I suggest caution when playing with bots as they can screw up for you in certain parts of the map. It can also be a bit frustrating for first time players fighting the boss as it will take a bit for them to know what works against the mini boss. anyways apart from the cons, it was good to see the items from the game being turned into actual custom items that could be used. and nice job with the cutscenes (I Especially liked the cutscene with final boss). I would recommend this map to most players and anyone who has played Oot (Ocarina of time) Maps: 8/10 Events: 8/10 Replayability: 8/10 Overall: 8/10