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Thanks for your feedback, it's nice when people go into detail instead of just saying good or bad. The encounters you mention represent boss fights from Silent Hill, as you probably know. They're therefore not put in to troll the player, but rather because L4D2 obviously can't import the SH bosses and needs to use equivalents instead, which means either tanks or witches. Other Church can be even worse than you mention because of the fact that at least one wandering tank will likely spawn, in addition to the two scripted ones. Despite all that, Other Church is one of the highlights for me, a chapter which you have to spend all the previous chapters building up to (as I describe in my guide), and if you have therefore collected all the best gear and kept your team healthy it becomes far more enjoyable, but never not challenging.
In summary, this campaign IS worth playing, I recommend playing it. (Perhaps consider increasing your flashlights' fov when playing the darker maps)
If you are playing expert (realism, not realism, or any altered rule set that will increase difficulty), exercise EXTREME patience on the "other church" map, or you may end up frustrated.
Good mod :)
I dunno, maybe AI will soon be able to make all these games into L4D2 campaigns for us. But they won't be as good :P
Creating this campaign alone took 3 years, which was made by a single person, who began mapping back in 2006 from his own words, and was finished in 2009. SH2 is being developed by a friend of mine, since 2022. Two out of the Eight planned chapters are finished by the time I last checked. Creating any campaign takes a LOT of time, effort inspiration and motivation.
Even, if SH chapters you're asking for are happening, it won't be any time soon, and most certainly I won't be the one to deliver any of those.
It should be common knowledge for everyone that most issues with game come from the mods that you guys install.
https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/discussion/2927231410/3770113150039209834/
Also, please check that you are not using any other mods, as many will cause crashes. If you do want to use other mods while playing, disable them all and load the Silent Hill campaign, and check it works on its own. Then install your other mods one by one and check they work.
Finally, please delete cached files and verify integrity through Steam if you are still having problems.
https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/6AD7-820D-8BE5-E51F
I ran into that crash during playtesting, I think it has to do with how the skins are precached or something (best ask Unknown, I can't quite remember). Are you using any custom skins? If so, please disable them and try again.
hunters on the ceiling
Unknown was working on the 'Nowhere' update, last I checked. The original campaign and its refurbishment is finished, but Unknown's update will act as an expansion. You will need to talk to him for more info. If you want more Silent Hill L4D2 action you can play the Otherside Of Life campaign, which recreates Silent Hill 2. Thanks for the kind feedback :)
我觉得此图还有很大的扩展空间,作者是否会考虑?
The dedicated topic in the discussion section I mentioned also describes how you can have L4D2 survivors in this version of campaign. Everyone, who's interested should check it out:
https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/discussion/2927231410/4288061719897596329/
(In case Unknown isn't around for a bit; or if he is he can answer you better himself)
The SH campaign map was originally made for L4D, which obviously meant it used only the L4D Survivors. Since this L4D2 version is a port and rebuild of that, rather than an actual L4D2 campaign in its own right, it aims to preserve as much as possible from the original campaign, which of course means using L4D Survivors only - using L4D2 Survivors was not considered to be in the spirit of the port project, and was not part of Leafo's original vision.
It is nevertheless possible to use the L4D2 Survivors in the SH L4D2 campaign, but you would have to look for someone else to do that for you (I don't know how by the way).