swan_song1973
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im pretty pissed at valve for this. honestly, l4d2 a year after the first one? this shouldve been dlc.
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Except it doesn't work like that with a multiplayer game. The first month of release is absolutely critical for getting the player count up, and if the community loses momentum then everyone stops playing en masse. Then when the game is $30 or $20 instead of $50, nobody is playing anymore, and you'll have less of a reason to buy it.If people don't like paying retail prices for games with supposedly expansion level content, they can always just wait until the price comes down, which if you're a PC gamer, is really not a long time to wait anyway. Steam isn't going to stop working until you hand over your money for this sequel.
Me and a bunch of guys just enjoyed a night of freeloading off your mom.
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Really, the hospitality was excellent.
btw, there are still something revolutionary to be in L4D2. That is the AI director. The new AI director, as described by Valve, sounds pretty awesome to me.
It sounds like what I thought it was going to do in the first game :3
Dude, AI director is a total new stuff. Give it some time to develop.
Actually UT does have a storyline.
Why didn't they just release this is a large addon pack for L4D? Stupid waste of money.
John Walker at RockPaperShotgun said:it’s important to stress that while this is obviously still the same L4D core experience, it’s certainly not a bunch of new maps thrown into the old game. It’s a coherent new imagining of the game, this time bigger, smarter, and far more elaborate. Oh, and gloriously more gory.
The same argument could be made for just about every sequel ever made.
For example: Why should I pay full price for Halo 2/3, Resident Evil 5 or Modern Warfare 2? They all use assets from their original games, they all play the same as their prequels not to mention look the same too. Why should I pay money for these games when they are clearly expansions?
If Valve announced this next year instead of this year, people would be thrilled.
As for the previews looking the same as L4D, chances are there's some placeholder material here and there and besides, all of Valve's previews have never done their games justice.
I don't think they should charge the same price as L4D, as I'd be happier paying the same price as TF2 as I would for this. That point, i agree with people on. All other arguments I've heard about Valve and the game being shit have no merit and make the community sound like self-entitled whiny losers. Especially when you consider that Valve is probably one of the most generous gaming companies out there with their DLC's, and when you consider that this game is bigger than the original as well, yet you all feel entitled to it for free and equate Valve to becoming like EA?
How about you listen to somebody whose actually played the game?
Now why don't you all just sit down and wait to see what the game's like before judging it on its trailer?
MW2 is two years apart from MW.
Yet its still very much the same kind of game as the first one. Whereas L4D2 comes out this year and everyone bitches about this and no one cares that it took two years for Infinity Ward to make a sequel that looks to be guilty of the same "crimes" as L4D2.
"Yeah. At the end of the day, this is going to be a bigger game than Left 4 Dead. It's five campaigns versus four, all five are playable in Versus mode, Survival mode out of the box, the new multiplayer game mode. Plus over 20 new weapons and items. It's a full sequel."
X360A said:Just played L4D2 and it plays like L4D 1.5 but awesome nevertheless. New ammo upgrades, weapons, special infected and its mostly daylight!
In this case, putting a 2 after the title is all about sales. People are more inclined to buy a supposed "sequel" than an expansion of sorts.
The same argument could be made for just about every sequel ever made.
For example: Why should I pay full price for Halo 2/3, Resident Evil 5 or Modern Warfare 2? They all use assets from their original games, they all play the same as their prequels not to mention look the same too. Why should I pay money for these games when they are clearly expansions?
"Hey guys, here's tons of free shit! Do you ever wonder how we pull this ****in' shit off?"I highly doubt Valve needs the charity.
"Hey guys, here's tons of free shit! Do you ever wonder how we pull this ****in' shit off?"
Map 30. He's always there if you want something to take it all out on.I have one question...
Where's George Romero when you need him?