Reply With QuoteL4D is to L4D2 as Unreal is to Every game that has ever used the unreal engine.
Nothing exists that can't be done as downloadable. The real version of L4D2 is downloadable.Originally Posted by Glass Joe
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L4D is to L4D2 as Unreal is to Every game that has ever used the unreal engine.
Except that L4D isn't the first Source engine game.
Which I will play with my daughter. Your point?
I enjoyed the first game, and the demo for part 2 was cool, but I didn't see anything different enough to make me want to rush out and buy it now. It's more of the same thing, which isn't bad necessarily, but this is too much like to the original for me to pay $60 right now.
Think about it: Valve did this in a year. VALVE. How different can it be if Valve finishes and releases it in such a short time?
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Because the team that makes L4D (that Valve bought) don't stare at walls for 8 months out of a year.
lol @ $60. It's absolutely worth the < $35 I paid.
Destin < Razor in MvC3
Putting Valve in capital letters is a good reason to buy the game, not to avoid it, even if it has been just a year.
Check out Mr. Businessman
He bought some wild, wild life
On the way to the stock exchange
He got some wild, wild life
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I still don't know what I think of the original L4D, actually.
The campaign was cool, but I still haven't been motivated to take it on Expert. Versus mode gave me some quick thrills, but seems like an afterthought.
I don't know if I need L4D2. This is the first time I've felt indifferent about a Valve game.
Last edited by Tain; 31 Oct 2009 at 06:08 PM.
i drink it up!
Expert or GTFO. Anything less would be uncivilized.
Just beat the L4D2 demo. Pretty much ran through the second half of The Parish. I'm loving the new settings and weapons.
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His intent was that Valve takes forever to do anything yet they releases the sequel in a year.
Still it's a sequel, was there really a lot to change about the first game to make it better?
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