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Divine Cybermancy Pt. 1 by MLUI
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Game Content: Campaigns, Sounds, Models, Textures
Game Modes: Single Player, Co-op, Realism, Mutations
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Dec 2, 2023 @ 6:01pm
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Divine Cybermancy Pt. 1 by MLUI

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Divine Cybermancy Parts 1-8 by MLUI
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This map features its majestic scenes, grand building and statues, massive explorable areas, also aesthetic materials, making it a really excellent map. All credit and thanks to MLUI, the original author.

Map 9 (dworld09_tuto2) had no string table file (stringtable_dictionary.dct) in it. The map is no longer compatible with any other versions of this campaign. Here is an English translated version of this campaign and the mission files in all parts will make this campaign load its parts only when you play it. Without a mission file in every part, your game will load every asset for this campaign EVERY game you play, irregardles of what map you're playihng.

IMPORTANT: The mission file in a campaign tells the game to load the maps from that campaign only and also to load the assets (materials, models and sounds) for just that campaign. ALL MULTIPLE PART WORKSHOP CAMPAIGNS NEED A MISSION FILE IN EVERY PART. The game then knows what to load for that campaign. All parts should show up red in your ADDONS list due to those mission files being in all parts and this is not a problem. If a part of a campaign only has maps, meaning only a maps folder in it, it doesn't need a mission file. Example: Death Woods and Suicide Blitz.

Enjoy all!
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ℜeality May 11 @ 11:09pm 
9/10
* 정말로 긴맵이므로 시간적 여유가 있을때만 시도하세요
夜下君 Apr 23 @ 5:31am 
什么辣鸡绕路神召
米 线 玄 师 Apr 5 @ 10:37am 
This campaign looks surprisingly and promisingly good, which perfectly brings the landscapes and atmospheres from the original game "E.Y.E. Divine Cybermancy" to players. However, MLUI only seemed to put his eyes on porting and did not bother to add sufficient details of L4D2 gameplay in, which ruined the campaign to some degree, especially for solo players. For example, bots fall to their death at high ladders, elevators don't function how it's supposed to be. Also, the connections between each map are poorly done. The scenes change abruptly after survivors entered the safehouse, which mostly don't even make sense. It could be a good sight-seeing campaign, 4/10
Jesse Pinkman Apr 3 @ 9:59pm 
狗屎地图，又臭又长
Flattop Apr 3 @ 9:30pm 
Sux Arse!
May Story Mar 31 @ 8:04am 
玩过最好的地图！
Greatest Map Ever！
un pan Mar 21 @ 10:17am 
Me sale error de texturas (rosas) alguien sabe de algun parche? :v
Who the fuck Mar 4 @ 2:02pm 
really beautiful map, bit too long tho
E4zyGrom Feb 24 @ 6:05am 
What a fatigue it was playing through this, but i still like it nonetheless
kurochama Feb 24 @ 5:56am 
A long campaign almost similar to the old Silent Hill campaign, but with a theme about lost technologies of ancient civilation. I took 4 hours for a full play from the beginning to finale. Playing this feels like exploring the abandoned ruins of advanced civilization. Almost all maps are fully explorable & wide, so players can get lost if they just run randomly. There's no crash in my play, so if anyone crashes, it must be because of certain mods.

There are at least some problems I got during play:
- Bot navigation is bugged in some areas on last few maps.
- Even with directional arrows, players can still get lost for some time.

Other than those problems, it's a good campaign to enjoy, if you love exploration while enjoying the views. It's rare to have this kind of campaign in L4D2.