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We currently have:
- Campaign
- Deeds
- Fortunes of War (Back to Ubersreik DLC)
- Weaves (Winds of Magic DLC)
- Cataclysm Difficulty (Winds of Magic DLC)
- Chaos Wastes
Winds of Magic suffered greatly from this division, Cataclysm should be included in the base game but isn't and so still suffers from being bundled with Winds of Magic, and WoM was pretty meh, lots of grinding weaves to get the same things you already had from Campaign. And before the influx of new players, Weaves were 100% DEAD as a game mode.
Fortunes of War and Deeds have no real official way of using matchmaking to find players, you always have to host a Quick Play and dupe/pressure players into tagging along, which honestly feels bad and once you've done FoW there's no reason to really ever do it again since everything in the map is scripted from start to finish.
Chaos Wastes at least got rid of the grinding and allowed you to run an Expedition and be done, it's still long, but nothing compared to Weaves, and there's a ton of variety and a ton of new boons and interesting combinations it honestly feels like a new game a lot of the times, but it's also still pretty limited.
I feel like Versus would be really popular at first, then people would get bored with it as the human players start learning to ricochet gutters off walls intentionally, chain stagger the humans, etc. Currently the specials are balanced because they are not being played by humans, and move fairly deterministically. L4D and L4D2 only had a couple types of zombies, but VT2 has elites that dramatically augment a horde's utility, power, and overall danger.
A couple CWs in a horde and you're fine, but throw in a handful of shields fanatics up front and a couple marauders, and then have specials to deal with and you're going to be panicking and/or using consumables. It would be a ton of fun I'm sure, but what would be the base difficulty for Versus? Just seems like a much more complicated set of variables to balance than L4D/L4D2 had to deal with.
I played the F out of versus in L4D and L4D2 until I got tired of the toxicity in that community, which is another thing I'm concerned a Versus mode would change about the game; making it more competitive rather than cooperative, where it really shines and feels good to me.
So yeah, I want it and I don't. Feels weird to say that, but eh..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whdbOJE-jio