seece said:
dbot said:
seece said:
papflesje said:
I'm really curious to see how addictive this must be then, since I love R2's co-op and that game hasn't even hit AAA status (nor will it). |
AAA doesn't really make a difference .. I just said that because I'm glad the game now has that status.
I'm sure R2 online can but just as addictive as Halo and Gears ... but L4D is different ... thats how I feel anyway. Playing as the infected = big thrills!
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How is it different? I have played both R2 coop and L4D coop extensively, and I am surprised at how similar they really are. Both games should be referenced as great examples of how to implement cooperative play.
@stubbs - L4D is a lot of fun but you can complete the game in about 4 hours and there is no true single player. The coop gives you 4 movies (about an hour each), and currently the versus mode only offers 2 maps/movies. Hopefully Valve will provide extensive support for the game. On the 360 it will mean paid DLC, and on the pc it will probably be free. Plus the pc will probably see extensive mods. As it stands now, you need to pay full price for 4 hour coop and a 2 map multiplayer.
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Different in that it mixes up the mold, playing as the infected.
Unless you can play as zombies in R2?
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You can play as the Chimera. The versus is my least favorite part of L4D, mostly because I suck at it.
