lol fail post fails.

It doesn't require a 2k pc to play left 4 dead if you can, (as some people are often quick to note) run crysis on high on a 400 dollar machine.

On that note i'd like to say that my pc which can run crysis on high but which is getting pretty old runs left 4 dead quite well. (singlecore processor among other things.)

And i really doubt people can really be arsed to do stuff like that. You're overestimating people :p

A little off topic but could a 3200+ AMD processor and 1gig RAM and Radeon 700 play crysis?

If thats what your computer has then you coudl try this http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest

damn peer pressure, I was gonna wait for the price of L4D-2 to drop a bit before I buy it, but now I 2 best-friends and gaming buddy are foaming in the mouth at this game and are forcing me to buy this day 1 :(

I am a little dissapointed that their is unlikely to be as much support for L4D as one would expect from Valve but, damn the original was the most fun I've had with a game for a long time, and despite being pretty short, I got a good 3 months out my $90 (AU$) purchase which is more than I can say for a lot of my other purchase.

I respect that some fans feel slightly but I'm suprised they'd take it this far, the most I'd ever be bothered to do is skip the game personally... far to much fuss imho.

What the hell are you saying here? Some people are upset, and with good reason. Many expected TF2-like support, and are disappointed at Valve's decision to go ahead with another one when they with good reason say that L4D hasn't got anywhere near the level of support consistant with other Valve releases. I'm a huge fan of the first and there are people I play with regularly who are upset. Valve has a reputation for supporting their games and listening to their customers. It's pretty easy to see what went awry here. At the moment I don't share their point of view, mostly because I trust Valve enough to deliver and I've easily already gotten my money out of L4D1. You are very much skewing the perspective of the typical Valve fan, and somehow adding ps3 fanboys into the mix. I'm not sure how you do it, but wow.

Also, the $2000 gaming PC hyperbole can stop any day now. While some people indeed own $2000 gaming PCs, Steam system stats indicate that most people on Steam (and it would be fair to assume most if not all Valve fanboys are included in Steam users) actually own relatively modest PCs.

This boyscott is as big as the Capcom one. Hopefull Valve can sell new game for $20 now.

Id rather see DL content then a whole new game. Valve will obvioulsy make more money releasing it as a new game though

Im glad to see 5 campaigns though as l4d was short.

And hopefully all 5 of those are available in versus mode.  Don't make the same mistake twice.

Hey kid... Because that's what u are a kid. If u don't like L4D2 or u think is to early for the realease of the second part, don't buy the game easy as that. But please don't be so stupid and come here to tell to the people that u are mad.

maybe the dumbest reason to organise 10'000 people that ive ever heard.

i dont care if its 80 bucks, im buying l4d 2

10,000 people on a web poll...85% of them sony ps3 owners...lol!