Reviews for Dead Industry (L4D1 Port) (Fixed)
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LilGPosted this review
Needs some fixes
Good No problems with the environment, errors or glitches. Plenty of supplies Generous with revival closets The overall difficulty wasn't bad on normal/realism Bad The horde spawns were broken, each event had near endless hordes coming which was off putting. Even when a car alarm gets set off they just kept coming. I'll post a video of my run eventually.
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It's not so bad as there's plenty of melee & throwables around to deal with it but it seems excessive ,I cleared it without too much trouble.
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The creator used a different type of system to generate zombies than using the director but I just left it. It works pretty good and isn't overly excessive. There are a couple places it acts like a dev using a script and creates a gauntlet to get you shuffling on. :) Overall you get a few more zombies than normal. However, the big difference is now you have recovery closets that work, and any events that are triggered are triggered by players instead of randomly triggering. I think overall most folks will enjoy it. Just keep a melee or two pistols on you :)
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kurochamaPosted this review
Nostalgic L4D1 campaign port
Thanks for porting this one. It's a nostalgic campaign. Last time I played this was when I roughly ported some L4D1 campaigns for my personal use because I saw some good L4D1 campaigns but not available/ ported on L4D2 yet. Some objects were invisible because I didn't properly ported & I just renamed the ".vtx" into ".dx90.vtx". I still remember most areas, including the beginning of map 1 with the crane. . This port works perfectly. Bot navigation is fine & the supplies are enough. The highlights & guide arrows are clear. The campaign is kind of long especially the finale, but it's enjoyable. However, I don't know if it's the side effect/ bug of porting L4D1 campaigns or not (some known bugs of L4D1 porting are like endless panic events or bugged mouse movement that can shoot but can't turn around), but this time, the special infected respawn time seems faster than usual, almost like "Hard Eight" mutation mode on every map. & somehow there are many oxygen tanks on certain maps, I don't know if it's intentional or a bug. . Map 1 is explorable. The guide arrows in the office are clear so just follow them & there's no problem. Map 2 is rather long but the directions are clear so no worry. The challenge here is the witch. Somehow I met more witches here on my playing twice. There's a bugged door here in the locker room after lowering the container, which even special infected can't break it unless survivors open it first. Map 3 is also long enough. The construction area is wide & explorable. There are some good camping spots there during defense. The parking area with containers is confusing a bit. There are two paths there: the normal one, & one for jumpers. However, bots can't follow the jumper path as their navigation is only on the normal path. Map 4 is about walking on the road. Some areas are wide & explorable, but the paths are still clear. Map 5 is also long enough. The park could be confusing a bit as it's wide & explorable. & the location for the finale is wide. There are many spots to camp, as well as objects that the tank can throw for fun. However, somehow, special infected can still come when survivors walk near the helipad even before turning on the radio. . So far, it's a good old campaign to play with bots or friends. It only requires more caution, as somehow special infected types spawn faster, & some areas are good spots for their hiding. I look forward to other ports about good L4D1 campaigns.
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200 hours sure took lots of efforts to fix every bug. Now I start to imagine that the Cold Case & Cold Case: Forsaken sure would take much longer & more efforts to fix. I've also been waiting for those two, hopefully they can be finished soon. . & about the more frequent special infected spawn, when I played official campaigns to test & compare the special infected respawn time, this campaign had faster respawn time than the official campaigns did, so that's why I thought that maybe it was related to L4D1 campaign bugs when ported to L4D2. But it's still playable to the finale as long as players stay in group & stay cautious.
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One of the things that were wrong with the original was that it had triggers but they weren't set up correctly. Now those triggers are tripped by the player walking around instead of being tripped by whatever. This campaign is working like it should have now. Took me about 200 hours to make it right LOL :). I've ran through it about ten times already and I'm not even bored yet LOL
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