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DeathTripp 28/dez./2012 às 18:13
Any point in getting L4D1??
Seeing as all of the campaigns from L4D1 have been implemented into L4D2 is there any purpose to getting L4D1 in addition to L4D2?

What are the benefits?

Thanks.
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JustSayNei 28/dez./2012 às 20:22 
Not really sure on benefits. Most of the campaigns have been re-released on L4D2, but you might manage a friendlier and more mature group of players on 1. Hard to say.
G2.esports ScreaMy 28/dez./2012 às 20:25 
Well IMHO l4d2's new special infected are op compared to l4d1 so it is more noob friendly. Also there are no where near as many players compared to l4d2. I have them both but i will play l4d1 over l4d2 because i have more fun with l4d1. But its all up to you as to whether you get it or not
Bindal 29/dez./2012 às 4:03 
The overall quality of the game is higher (animations, ect), there are tons of custom campaigns that are exclusive to L4D1, there are far less bugs, the overall difficultiy is higher (because the game doesn't have any 'instant-kill on any difficulty'-weapons and won't drown you in weapons over the entire campaign), the community is far friendlier (at least in Coop),...

A perfect example would be the Tank in Coop.
L4D1 - Once a survivor is down, the Tank keeps attacking him (basically garantueed to kill him on Expert, good chances to do so on Advanced). If you set the Tank on fire, it doesn't take any damage from the fire but has an internal countdown of about 90 seconds going down AND it runs faster (higher difficulty = runs faster)
L4D2 - Once a survivor is down, the Tank runs away from him (basically garantueed its survival on Advanced and nearly every time on Expert), it takes actual damage when on fire and runs slower when on fire.

Honestly, I personally don't see a point in buying L4D2...
Última edição por Bindal; 29/dez./2012 às 4:07
bun 29/dez./2012 às 5:29 
i think just get both during the sale. i was having the headache which to buy. though i prefer l4d1. best is find out the answer yrself and get both.
★ ♪ Λlcaṭraȥ ♪ ★ (Banido(a)) 31/dez./2012 às 13:16 
I have both but I mostly play the first one..its a better apocalypse lol.
Escrito originalmente por ♪ †ΔLÇΔTŔΔZ†™ ♪:
I have both but I mostly play the first one..its a better apocalypse lol.

Same here. It just has a better feel to it.
Archie Chip 4/jan./2013 às 14:09 
I'd say the first one is has a better scare factor to it, you're always making sure the zombies are away from you no matter what, but on L4D2 4 guys standing there with chainsaws, no need to be scared, its fun dont get me wrong, but L4D1 is more horror.. You against 20 zombies with the butt of your gun, very different feel.
DeathTripp 4/jan./2013 às 14:11 
Bindal has good examples.

Escrito originalmente por ♪ †ΔLÇΔTŔΔZ†™ ♪:
I have both but I mostly play the first one..its a better apocalypse lol.


Escrito originalmente por ABlindSniper115:
Escrito originalmente por ♪ †ΔLÇΔTŔΔZ†™ ♪:
I have both but I mostly play the first one..its a better apocalypse lol.

Same here. It just has a better feel to it.

I don't understand though... all the L4D1 campaigns have already been imported to L4D2 have they not?
Última edição por DeathTripp; 4/jan./2013 às 14:11
Jen 4/jan./2013 às 15:59 
If you hate jockeys and their teensy erratic hit boxes, you'll appreciate L4D all the more. I prefer L4D not just for the atmosphere and overall better look, but I really hate some of the new SI introduced in L4D2. To me, the key to L4D2 is rushing from one saferoom to the next, there's not as much strategy or need for tactics once you learn the maps.
★ ♪ Λlcaṭraȥ ♪ ★ (Banido(a)) 4/jan./2013 às 19:52 
Escrito originalmente por DeathTripp:
Bindal has good examples.

Escrito originalmente por ♪ †ΔLÇΔTŔΔZ†™ ♪:
I have both but I mostly play the first one..its a better apocalypse lol.


Escrito originalmente por ABlindSniper115:
Escrito originalmente por ♪ †ΔLÇΔTŔΔZ†™ ♪:
I have both but I mostly play the first one..its a better apocalypse lol.

Same here. It just has a better feel to it.

I don't understand though... all the L4D1 campaigns have already been imported to L4D2 have they not?
Yes they were, with all new fail guns and zombies. And their pathetic A.I.


Escrito originalmente por Jen:
If you hate jockeys and their teensy erratic hit boxes, you'll appreciate L4D all the more. I prefer L4D not just for the atmosphere and overall better look, but I really hate some of the new SI introduced in L4D2. To me, the key to L4D2 is rushing from one saferoom to the next, there's not as much strategy or need for tactics once you learn the maps.
Marcus101RR 6/jan./2013 às 22:35 
Escrito originalmente por Bindal:
The overall quality of the game is higher (animations, ect), there are tons of custom campaigns that are exclusive to L4D1, there are far less bugs, the overall difficultiy is higher (because the game doesn't have any 'instant-kill on any difficulty'-weapons and won't drown you in weapons over the entire campaign), the community is far friendlier (at least in Coop),...

A perfect example would be the Tank in Coop.
L4D1 - Once a survivor is down, the Tank keeps attacking him (basically garantueed to kill him on Expert, good chances to do so on Advanced). If you set the Tank on fire, it doesn't take any damage from the fire but has an internal countdown of about 90 seconds going down AND it runs faster (higher difficulty = runs faster)
L4D2 - Once a survivor is down, the Tank runs away from him (basically garantueed its survival on Advanced and nearly every time on Expert), it takes actual damage when on fire and runs slower when on fire.

Honestly, I personally don't see a point in buying L4D2...

Those 2 points are just proof how much l4d2 is better but at the same time how lame that valve supports it so much.

The tank incaping a survivor and moving on is a AI fix, which i think is a good thing. The tank becomes more challenging, also he will attack anyone who tries to pick up the incap survivor thus it makes a complete change in strategy. The same applies to the SI, they attack together now, rather than a single target, in l4d1, they all attack the same target until incapped or dead.
Bindal 7/jan./2013 às 0:45 
Escrito originalmente por Marcus101RR:
The tank incaping a survivor and moving on is a AI fix, which i think is a good thing. The tank becomes more challenging, also he will attack anyone who tries to pick up the incap survivor thus it makes a complete change in strategy. The same applies to the SI, they attack together now, rather than a single target, in l4d1, they all attack the same target until incapped or dead.
It becomes less challenging because the survivor, especially on Expert, is far more likley to survive in the first place. Result? Nerfed Tank.
And no, he won't care if someone tries to pick up the downed survivor.

And the SI-AI hasn't changed much. The only difference is that Hunter and Smoker got nerfed due map-layout and Boomer got nerfed and won't call a Horde every time.
Última edição por Bindal; 7/jan./2013 às 0:50
very rare 18/jan./2013 às 7:49 
Theres not a point in getting it but if you like collecting games, like me then theres a point.
★ ♪ Λlcaṭraȥ ♪ ★ (Banido(a)) 18/jan./2013 às 9:22 
Escrito originalmente por Weak Angel:
Theres not a point in getting it but if you like collecting games, like me then theres a point.
I have both games but I have a lot more fun with friends in the first game. The second is too easy + melee and magnum make the game pretty boring. I enjoy for example Survival in L4D1 but it's not the same challenge in the second game..And don't tell me about glitches or ♥♥♥♥ cuz I'm doing it fair..And who the hell cares about popularity?! Get 3 to 7 friends and that's it! You have a full game with real players. People who claim that the second game is more popular make me feel sad for them..
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