- Long, expansive map without being tedious.
- Every level is different, nothing feels repetitive.
- Good amount of ammo, kits, weapons, grenades.

- Overly long intro, felt excessive -- not necessary; also makes players go idle which pulls them out of the intro (it's rather jarring to be watching the intro, then watching your idle character, then clicking the mouse and returning to the intro).

- Textures: water textures inconsistent / glitch in and out of view

- AIs: Don't even bother if you're using AIs.

- Electricity & Steam: Instant kill if you accidentally walk into it, OR (more likely) your teammate pushes you into it.

- Logistics: bottoms of trains are not consistent, zombies heads can get stuck in some of them and are unreachable with weapons (this can actually prevent you from being able to complete the finale as you will be unable to get onto the getaway train).

Overall, it was a very fun campaign to play. However, AIs are rather useless/hinder you and there are some minor glitches that made things seem a bit odd or reminded us that we were playing a mod as opposed to official valve maps.

-Very scenic environments
-Challenging
-Fits well with The Sacrifice story line
-Creative pathways to traverse
-Great placement of weapons
-Custom textures/characters
-Great ending

-Bit of a long intro
-Minor bugs in some areas
-Crashing on some servers
-A few complicated areas (turn off valve section)

^Most issues due to being in beta...therefore forgiven

For a map that is still in Beta mode...this was really really fun! I had a great time playing this despite it having a few bugs here and there and dealing with a couple of crashes from the server. I do really enjoy how well it fits in with The Sacrifice comic...almost as if a chapter had been missing. I would highly recommend this to any player to try at least once but give it some leeway as it is still in Beta and needs a little polishing in some areas. I look forward to seeing this fully put together and hopefully one day submitted as a map of the week on the blog! 8.5/10

-Very scenic environments
-Challenging
-Fits well with The Sacrifice story line
-Creative pathways to traverse
-Great placement of weapons
-Custom textures/characters
-Great ending

-Bit of a long intro
-Minor bugs in some areas
-Crashing on some servers
-A few complicated areas (turn off valve section)

^Most issues due to being in beta...therefore forgiven

For a map that is still in Beta mode...this was really really fun! I had a great time playing this despite it having a few bugs here and there and dealing with a couple of crashes from the server. I do really enjoy how well it fits in with The Sacrifice comic...almost as if a chapter had been missing. I would highly recommend this to any player to try at least once but give it some leeway as it is still in Beta and needs a little polishing in some areas. I look forward to seeing this fully put together and hopefully one day submitted as a map of the week on the blog! 8.5/10

Feels like it's apart of the story
good scenery
Overall well made
Falling saferoom was a creative touch

Frequent FPS stuttering on first and second map
Train glitched at finale and wouldn't let anyone get on
Could use a bit less severed limb melee's laying around
Not enough pills in first half
A few areas unreachable by zombies (see conclusion)
A tad repetitive at times

Overall a great campaign so far. It was relatively easy to navigate, and fun to play through. There are a few glitches like the frame stuttering, but the only thing that really killed it was the finale train glitching. Whenever someone tried to get on it, it would push them back, and sometimes even send them flying away (I landed on a rooftop once xD) Which resulted in us having to replay the finale a second time. Also, there are areas where if you walk into them, the zombies can't reach you and just stand in place, giving you mean looks, or like a hunter I saw with his back to us, just standing there. (NAV glitch, or something, probably). But hey, that's why this is in beta, right?

Epic map design
An 1:30+ worth of game play
Interesting surroundings
Good re textures
Intricate levels
Good supply of resources
Something new to explore every level
Fantastic back story (Had me fully immersed :D)
Good spacing of zombies
Very, very, very professional standard of map
Whilst playing, you are not able to predict what will happen next, there are always twists
The map is open and provides breathing area

Some floors are untextured, they should've come with the map download
Bots can't reach most health kits :P
A bit to easy for the more advanced player

In conclusion, a very nice and fun map! Full of surprises this will keep you captivated in this long journey. I would highly recommend this if you are thinking of downloading, due to it's more than thrilling campaign. The only downside that affects the rating for me is the certain bugs. I only found 2 which was untextured floor, and the bots not being able to reach health kits.

(P.S: I think the health pack glitch it hilarious though, as they repeatedly jump off a ledge and get injured :P)

Fun campaign
Melee weps were funny
Detailed maps with cool atmosphere
Hard events but not unfair

We got stuck in the last map because we didn't know to close the door to make the floor break. We got it eventually tho :P

I'd play again. Looking forward to seeing what the next update brings.

Great map
Custom melee weapons are hilarious
Nice indoor area
Survivors nice touch
Lovely scenery

CEDA chargers are almost visually indistinguishable from regular CEDA employees
Gauntlet at the beginning of the map was overly difficult
Intro was a bit long

Great map if you can survive that gauntlet

*Very detailed, high-quality artwork
*Varies, imaginative environments
*Creative crescendo events
*Decent balance of difficulty and resources
*Funny survivor dialogue
*Very long campaign

*It's still in beta, so there are bugs
*Pathing problems with both Infected and Survivors
*No real sense of where I am or how I got there or why I'm there.
*No real story - it comes down to "things happen, we move from room to room"
*Disconnected survivor dialogue that focuses too much on comedy fails to make them connect to their environment
*Disappointing finale that confuses me - why did we back the rain up to hook up the rest of the cars?

Overall, I'm really, really happy with this campaign. As I progressed through it, I had a lot of nit-picks, but all of my major complaints - not enough melee, no AK, no magnums and so forth - were actually solved in later levels. It looks gorgeous, it's very diverse, the events are a lot of fun and I want to play it again. About the only inconsolable downside is it's trying to fit into the HORRIBLE comic book story of the original survivors, but that's really down to personal taste.

There is, however, A LOT to fix on this map, even if most of it is minor problems. It has far too many places where you can drop down and be sent back nearly half the map in terms of progress. This is very true in the dam level, where dropping down the wrong chute can send you back a considerable way. Not only is this a hazard with Boomers and Chargers, but the bots aren't very smart and sometimes drop down on their own. This is ESPECIALLY bad in the fake safe room with the collapsing floor. That one NEEDS to be fixed.

Mostly, though, it's pathing issues and minor props. Far, FAR too often I'd see Special Infected think they're hiding from me when they're standing out in the open or clipping half way through walls, or sometimes spazzing up against debris that I think they're trying to get through but can't. On three separate occasions, I had a Charger charge at me from a completely different part of the map and impact a wall next to me from the other side. I won't get to where he spawned for another few minutes, but apparently he thought he could get to me through the wall. There's a bit of flying debris in the first large sewer room with the broken wall with slopes next to it and there's an impossible door at the end of the flooded bunker section before the exploding helicopter - you DO NOT put a door next to an incline because doors need to be set over level ground.

The finale, while not bad, I found to be both bland and confusing. When I got to it, I had no idea this was supposed to be a finale, I didn't know why I'd gone there, I didn't know what I was supposed to do. I just found a switch and I flipped it. You need either survivor dialogue or a map or SOMETHING to tell me what's going on and what I'm supposed to do, else I'm just guessing. Also, the first tank that showed up at the end showed up with Zombie Hordes.

Again, though, those are minor problems that didn't take away from the fun of the campaign, however. I've played A LOT of custom ones so far, and this is among the best. It'll probably become a favourite of mine once all the kinks are ironed out. It has that bland L4D1 aesthetic where everything's dark and grey, but the environments are well creative enough to offset that and then some. I really, really like it!

- Game level designs are nice.
- Plenty of hordes!
- CEDA-suited Charger skin.
- Ammo stashes and weopans are located at distances. (Which makes it more realistic and exciting, for me.)
- New never-before-seen melee weopans.

- Game lagged for a solid 2 second at map 4.
- Literally, none at all.

Not much to say. It's a good custom campaign. Recommended!

+ Excellent design.
+ Enough hordes to keep it interesting.
+ Great tactics and enough panic events.
+ Well thought out.
+ Scaled nicely.
+ Solid maneuvering; bots didn't die from anything abnormal during gameplay.
+ Creative uses for uncommon infected (mudmen especially).
+ Unique and creative opening.
+ Ending sequence was exceptional.

- Missing textures (I think you've heard of this/resolved to fix them) in the water.
- Map 4 is a bit confusing with how to start the panic event.
- It took my team a good three or four minutes to figure out how to start the finale. I felt pretty lame after I realized where it was because it seems obvious, but hey.
- The finale seemed a bit too easy; it was an open space but REALLY easy to back yourself up into a corner and kill everything.
- Maybe too much ammo/supplies, especially in the finale.

Very detailed and well thought out. Excellent gameplay; challenging, but I think that's better than being boring. It's clear that a lot of thought and work went into this map. I adore the longer campaigns and I find this one to not only have a lot of clear potential, but to have exceptional amounts of replay-factor (which is something of value, I've witnessed). Excellent campaign worth the time of downloading. Great job.