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This mod wonderfully recreates Pallet Town, inside and out, for use in survival mode. Hell, I’m still waiting for that to happen on a meaningful level.
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The classic music really sets the mood when you’re gunning down marshmallow men, and as for the Witch, well - you should probably still stay away from the Witch.Įver since the first generation of Pokémon, I’ve always wanted to see Game Freak’s handheld adventures expanded into full 3D worlds that could be fully explored. This one goes particularly well with the Stay Puft replacement for the Tank, adding to the overall goofiness of that mod.
Now all the creator needs to do is add the iconic death screech and we’d be set. Replacing the common infected with Xenomorphs is equal parts terrifying and awesome. (Or “should,” I should say.) The bots still aren’t perfect, but this is well worth grabbing.Īdmittedly, this won’t look as good as you might hope it would in-game, but screw it. That’s where this mod comes in - it attempts to make the AI-controlled survivors behave more like we would. Carry on.įrankly, there are times when I don’t want to play games with other human beings, even if they are designed with such interaction in mind. But what if we did? What if the Tank was pudgy and non-threatening? What i-oh, good. We don’t look forward to his arrival, I think we can all agree. I wouldn’t go so far as to say the Tank is frightening in its original Valve-sanctioned form, but he’s certainly not a pleasant sight to see (or hear) in the game. While the last recommendation needed a bit of explanation, this one certainly does not. They’re so much fun to shoot, too! Don’t knock it until you’ve seen this mod in action. Regardless of the overabundance of Minecraft merch, the game’s blocky undead fit in shockingly well with Left 4 Dead 2‘s realistic art style. Minecraft has gotten out of control these past couple years I’ve seen multiple (yes, multiple) children wearing a Creeper hoodie on the same day, and it’s not like I was searching for them on a scavenger hunt. You might be skeptical of this choice, as I was before installing it.
And it’s true: Who wouldn’t want to play as a dinosaur fighting against the undead menace at least once? Scratch that - who wouldn’t want to play as a talking dinosaur? Because they totally retain the original voices, and it’s pretty funny. While there are a number of nice replacement models for the survivors ( Borderlands 2, Portal 2, etc.), this is the stand-out for its solid execution and original subject matter. I would simply type out the word again in all caps, but Hamza’s beaten me to the punch. This should be one of the first things you download. Unfortunately, it’s since been removed due to a licensing concern, but the soundtrack was only one aspect of an all-around great mod. Mowing down infected from up high while the films’ familiar music played right on cue was simply magical. It’s intended for multiple players, but it’s also a great deal of fun on your own with AI bots. This is exactly what it sounds like: the Battle of Helm’s Deep from The Lord of the Rings, recreated in Left 4 Dead 2.
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If you are similarly searching for something, anything, to get you reinvested in the game, mods are the answer.
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At some point between then and now, I managed to snag a PC copy of L4D2 either from a steep discount or in a bundle, but never got around to sinking much time into this version. Not so! The creativity of the community is already impressive and there’s plenty of worthy mods that won’t be able to make the cut here as a result.Īfter getting really into the original Left 4 Dead, I was practically burned out on its sequel the week after launch that was on consoles, mind you. You came for some entertaining Left 4 Dead 2 mods and that’s what you’re going to get.Ĭonsidering Steam Workshop only recently shed its beta status for Valve’s cooperative zombie shooter, one would be forgiven for thinking it might be too early to warrant such a post. I’m dying to see more titles support the feature, now that I’ve seen just how painless it makes the process, but that’s a story for another day. This past week was somehow my first experience with Workshop - and it was a good one, at that. Literally, it’s as easy as locating a promising-looking mod within Steam and clicking the “subscribe” button.
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Mods are hardly new for Left 4 Dead 2, but now that Valve has added full Steam Workshop support, it’s easier than ever to find and install user-created content. Paradox mods not loading.A bizarre trip through the Steam Workshop in search of ridiculous Left 4 Dead 2 mods
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