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New Left4Dead Crash Course DLC is out on Steam
- Thread starter Krakn3Dfx
- Start date
I tried playing this again a couple of times over the past while, but damn, I just can't get into it anymore. I just find it boring and would rather play TF2 with all of the great Payload and KotH maps that are out there now.
Anyway, I will download and try these out, maybe they will renew my interest.
KT
Anyway, I will download and try these out, maybe they will renew my interest.
KT
DarkForceRising
Senior member
I knew ahead of time that it was only two levels. It's just they felt blah.
That and the stupid item spawn glitches. :/
That and the stupid item spawn glitches. :/
zerocool84
Lifer
It'll hold my interest for about a day then I'll get bored of it too. New maps do little to change the game and make it more interesting.
Krakn3Dfx
Platinum Member
Played through the new stuff last night, it's not great, but it does add the big gun and the generator stuff, which modders can use in their own custom stuff now, which is cool.
Personally, I've been playing L4D for 10-20 hours a week since it came out, and have played it a lot more since the custom stuff started coming out. It's a game for me that almost relaxes me after a crappy day at work or whatever. Plus, I have a lot of friends on Steam to play with, and we all have mics, so we spend a lot of time just bullshitting around for an hour or so at a time.
If you're looking for some seriously awesome, lenghty L4D content, get the Dead City user made campaign. Its very polished and really good, with some wide open levels and just on normal it'll take you about 90 minutes to get through.
Personally, I've been playing L4D for 10-20 hours a week since it came out, and have played it a lot more since the custom stuff started coming out. It's a game for me that almost relaxes me after a crappy day at work or whatever. Plus, I have a lot of friends on Steam to play with, and we all have mics, so we spend a lot of time just bullshitting around for an hour or so at a time.
If you're looking for some seriously awesome, lenghty L4D content, get the Dead City user made campaign. Its very polished and really good, with some wide open levels and just on normal it'll take you about 90 minutes to get through.
ViviTheMage
Lifer
time to update the L4D servers!
Krakn3Dfx
Platinum Member
Right now, L4D1 averages around 14k-15k people on during peak hours on the PC. I would bet when L4D2 comes out, less than half those people will immediately move over to the sequel.
There's still going to be plenty of people playing L4D1 long after L4D2 comes out because it's a solid fun title, and 2, in a lot of peoples' minds, doesn't seem to add enough to the experience to warrant another $50 purchase.
Maximilian
Lifer
Bleh too short. Was fun though.
zerocool84
Lifer
Yea it seemed a lot shorter than other campains but yes it was fun. Still not worth the full price of admission though.
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