Comments - keved

Thanks Mateos, glad you liked it.

The problems you encountered are an issue on your PC. In total, One 4 Nine has now been downloaded around 250,000 times, and I've not previously heard of zombies stopping when bile is thrown, so the problems must be on your setup not related to my campaign.

Unfortunately Valve's vpk filesystem is creating lots of conflicts with custom mods and older campaigns (read my response to StoneCrowUK for the full explanation).

I remember one guy had an issue with no zombies at all moving in any level, and it turned out to be due to a completely different mod he had installed (a custom Zoey with red hair). He disabled his custom Zoey model and then my campaign worked no problems.

I suggest you follow the steps I provided to StoneCrowUK, particularly go to Extras->Addons in the L4D2 menu system and uncheck all other mods you have installed, then try again. I'm pretty sure it will then work for you without any AI or sound problems.

As for the zombies only being able to attack from one direction during the finale, it was intentionally designed like that. It would have been too much for some players to have their vision obscured by the graphical effects while being attacked from all directions. You may well have found it too easy only being attacked from one direction, but other players actually told me it's too difficult. :) I think the current setup is a happy medium.

Hope that helps. Cheers.

Missing textures will be a problem with your setup, not the campaign itself.

The issue is that before Valve released 'The Sacrifice' DLC there were a number of L4D1 art assets not included in L4D2. Campaign authors who wanted to use these missing L4D1 assets in L4D2 will have had to include them in their campaign vpk file. As part of The Sacrifice, Valve added the missing L4D1 assets to L4D2 by default.

However, the Valve update has resulted in conflicts with older L4D2 campaigns that included the L4D1 assets because they're using the same filenames and paths for these assets, resulting in missing textures in campaigns like mine. :(

There is nothing I can do to fix the issue, because it's simply not an issue with my campaign itself. So, to fix the issue:
1) Uninstall L4D1 addon support if you have it installed as it's no longer required.
2) Verify your L4D2 cache.
3) In the Extras->Addons menu of L4D2, disable old campaigns that were released prior to The Sacrifice.

Hope that helps.

Thanks guys. I'm now starting work on the L4D2 version of the mod.

Thanks. :D I've already split map 4 into two pieces (map 5 starts just prior to entering the tomb) and I'm currently adding a new section to map 4 (since it's now a bit too small).

Many thanks for the review on your website. :D

btw, there is a gun to pickup in the basement of the residence before going down the big lift (probably where Zoey found her weapon), and there's also an armoury at the start of map 2 (the door sets off an alarm when opened and alerts the horde!) :)

Thanks for your feedback. A couple of people have now mentioned splitting map 4 into two pieces. Perhaps I'll do that for v2.

I've released a few private beta versions, and have now fixed any bugs that my playtesters found. I'm hoping to release the first public version over the next few days.

Note: the first public release will NOT be versus, only single player and coop.

In the meantime, I've uploaded about 15 new action pics to the images section.

Thanks for letting me know that it wasn't listed as a L4D mod, and to moderator TKAzA who has now listed it in the correct place. :D