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I had no expectations when I bought it for 5 bucks, so I was pleasantly surprised.
But I think I get what you mean. While the game is still a great action shooter it isn't scary in the slightest (specially L4D2).
Ah well, I guess it could and couldn't be, I can also just get abunch of workshop mods to make it scary if that is truly what I want
The map was lovely, but I'm afraid the dialogue was somewhat lackluster.
Tomatoes are terrifying.
Although this game may not be scary, it's addictive for other reasons. It's the only fps game I know of where individual skill and teamwork combine so well. I'm still looking for another game to start playing where teamwork is so important, yet individual performance / skill is equally important.
Your point is very true, as I still love the game and let's face it, slashing zombies with a katana never gets old (especially in co-op).
I just think that for an idea so serious as the whole world being wiped out by a single germ, that someone should do a bit more serious take on it
L4D2 is about modern tendencies in that movie genre, half-serious, almost comedy adventure with couple of tragic moments, like Zombieland, Shaun of the dead or Dawn of the dead.