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What a shitty fucking level. I suppose I'll play it, as I'm desperate for something new after probably over a 1000 versus matches, but man. No spirit, just a hodgepodge of confusing corridors, and it's glitchy to hell. Walking through trucks, walking through barricades, infected spawning inside buildings, and portals to other dimensions when you walk through certain doors.
It plays like Death Toll: The Boring Edition. There's no geographical logic to the maps. Though, admittedly, I enjoyed hopping from semi to semi blasting infected.
It plays like Death Toll: The Boring Edition. There's no geographical logic to the maps. Though, admittedly, I enjoyed hopping from semi to semi blasting infected.
There are a few neat parts, like walking along the water in part 1, or the brief bridge area (what a wasted opportunity) prior to the safehouse. But they are preceded and followed by boring warehouses/derelicts and random streets with no personality.
Only played chapter 2 a few times, but I imagine everyone just camps on top of the tricked out on RV.
We thought we would be clever and hide in the obvious deathtrap shipping container. It was a right good scare when the zombies tore through the metal siding. Some decent ideas, I especially liked the bridges disappearing into the foggy distance, but some more effort should have really been made to make this more unique. It's quite obviously a mish mash of already existing parts (are there any new models in this? The crashed helicopter and the howitzer?). Maybe it being so short works to its advantage, in that you can actually play through a campaign relatively quickly now. Then again, its such a hassle getting together 3 other people you actually want to pop zombie heads off with, I don't know.
We thought we would be clever and hide in the obvious deathtrap shipping container. It was a right good scare when the zombies tore through the metal siding. Some decent ideas, I especially liked the bridges disappearing into the foggy distance, but some more effort should have really been made to make this more unique. It's quite obviously a mish mash of already existing parts (are there any new models in this? The crashed helicopter and the howitzer?). Maybe it being so short works to its advantage, in that you can actually play through a campaign relatively quickly now. Then again, its such a hassle getting together 3 other people you actually want to pop zombie heads off with, I don't know.
Four versus matches, four eventual ragequits by all my teammates (and me) when the other team walked through the barricade instead of firing the howitzer.
The bridge made that first map for me, but it also gave me unfair expectations for what was ahead.
Bridge is neat as humans. As infected, why the fuck is the entire superstructure blocked off? For that matter, why is basically every single roof impossible to access?
Wow, whatever they did to patch it worked wonders. No more clipping problems, the item and weapon spawning has been normalized (the infected have a chance), more roofs are now open, and matchmaking seems to be fixed.
I guess they can move quickly when they want. It is kind of nice to finish a "campaign" in twenty minutes.
Bridge is neat as humans. As infected, why the fuck is the entire superstructure blocked off? For that matter, why is basically every single roof impossible to access?
Haven't tried it in Vs yet, I'll have to see what a pain it is.
No. The game's only worth a damn with other players, and two players on the same screen won't take you that far. You'll be missing out on Versus mode which is where most of the replay value comes.
No. The game's only worth a damn with other players, and two players on the same screen won't take you that far. You'll be missing out on Versus mode which is where most of the replay value comes.
Really?
To me Versus seemed to be ridiculously poorly implemented in the game, way more of a hassle than the simple joys of actually trying to survive the campaigns on Expert or Advanced. Left 4 Dead always felt like a primarily co-op game with a pasted on versus mode to indulge people who couldn't stand not having competitive play.
To me Versus seemed to be ridiculously poorly implemented in the game, way more of a hassle than the simple joys of actually trying to survive the campaigns on Expert or Advanced. Left 4 Dead always felt like a primarily co-op game with a pasted on versus mode to indulge people who couldn't stand not having competitive play.
Of course you'd say that. You're the apparent messiah of Left 4 Dead versus the way you keep going on about how awesome you are at versus like some 13 year gamefaqer.
Versus just seems to be completely out of the spirit of a game which is tailored around co-operatively survivor. Sometimes in games Multiplayer seems like a dick measuring contest more than anything else. I'd much rather try and coordinate with three people on an expert run through than play multiplayer which seems utterly arbitary at times (most notably my team managed to beat Alex's team because a Tank inexplicably popped up for us at the last possible second).
I've been looking to get this game, but I can't get my Xbox online at the moment. Is it still worth getting?
I'll probably be the lone voice of dissent on this but I recommend you get the game. I hate online play so I've mostly played the game alone, sometimes with a friend on split screen. The game oozes atmosphere, has a ton of action and has the usual Valve quality.
Okay, I'm up and running. Played through a couple of levels by myself and had good fun. Now I need to try it with real people. Anyone still playing regularly?
While playing Versus on Crash Course I happened upon a really cheap cheat last night.
I was the tank in the final round when the survivors were waiting for the escape vehicle to lower. I was throwing around the car trying to incapacitate some of them and the car landed underneath the escape vehicle. I then died as the tank. But because the car was under the escape vehicle it couldn't lower.
Bumpity bump - Valve (one of the few companies that seems to care about patching console games) has just released a new patch for the original Left 4 Dead. The main thing the info says that most achievement progress has been restored after the release of The Sacrifice.