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9. You don't even bother to text when grabbed by infected - Players with a bit of brain can NOTICE when a teammate needs help and will help without the player saying a word.
In campaign on easy - maybe. In versus even skype isn't enough sometimes.
At least I have awareness :)
First of all, hours are deceptive. I played with friends in the past who had at least 1500-2000 hours in L4D2, and they played like noobs. Im not exaggerating, i know 4-5 players who have a even 2000-3000 hours in this game (and 300-500+ played vs. matches) and they would fail in several points of your list.
The worst thing in public versus is the uncertainity, even very good players are kicked out sometimes. Why? Just because, you never know why the others kicked you.
Still, its a good list about what you shouldnt do in a versus match, my point is, its just not this simple.
Now you're trying to come up with excuses to why you can't see that your teammate needs help? come up with something new please
Oh, imagination, great!