After activating a couple of levers, the saferoom is open.

Luckily it eventually takes the survivors into the sewer where things start to look a lot more unique to this campaign. Combat in the stores is fairly standard, not being too easy or too boring. I mean, there's nothing necessarily wrong with them, it's just that when people think of this campaign, they don't think of the first map. The buildings and alleys are all given a decent amount of polish, but they're fairly nondescript and aren't memorable. At the start here, the survivors go through some small town buildings and a supermarket, and I found this part to be probably the least compelling. Honestly the voice work isn't very good in this campaign, so at least it's kept short here. It's not immediately clear why the survivors leave, although there's a bit of voice work where I assume this is explained. The survivors are in a helicopter with a turret in it, and the turret just doesn't feel like it was meant to be in a chopper. While Expert difficulty had been a challenge in the first game, it was doable with a solid crew of friends. Despite gaining some criticism over the fact that it was released just one year after its predecessor (and not as a free expansion, either a full-blown game with regular price) it still managed to live up to the expectations gamers had about it and surpassed Left 4 Dead’s popularity times fold. The first map begins with, in my opinion, a somewhat odd choice. Left 4 Dead 2 is also substantially more difficult. Left 4 Dead 2 is the sequel to Valve’s hit online zombie shooter, Left 4 Dead. The third map is overall pretty fun but the boat ride is probably the most memorable part, while the other sections are simply not as memorable. Although it's easy to criticize when not mapping. It's fun, no doubt, but if I had to take out one gauntlet event to make the others have more impact, it would probably be this one. A downed plane makes an appearance, as does some gauntlet running, and it's sort of on the gauntlet here that I scratch my head as to why this is here. It's probably true to real life, so in any case it has that going for it. The boat ride is nice, although probably not necessarily needed for gameplay purposes. In any case, the level of detail is consistently great here are there's a mix between some suburban and forested areas in a convincing combination here. It seems due to a memory page pool problem, and since the problem is so consistent with where it takes place, it seems that, even if it was never a problem for me, maybe this could've been resolved for a few other people.

Unfortunately this is where I see most players have commented on crashing. Third map has a lot of variety as it takes players through various courtyards and a boat ride.

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