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mR Freeman
L12: Crazy
..., mal schauen wer so mutig ist und den Titel in der BRD veröffentlicht...
denke mal das das kein problem sein wird, da es ja wie CS um Teamplay geht und die Source engine wahrscheinlich keine up-to-date Grafik zaubert schätzte ich mal das es hier ab 18 erscheint.
Executer-Matze
L14: Freak
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Preview + neue Bilder:
http://www.shacknews.com/featuredarticle.x?id=745&page=1
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Macht keinen schlechten Eindruck. Coop und Zombies jagen, hört sich mehr als spassig an.
http://www.shacknews.com/featuredarticle.x?id=745&page=1
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Macht keinen schlechten Eindruck. Coop und Zombies jagen, hört sich mehr als spassig an.
Hö, woher die Erkenntnis?
Gibts Neuigkeiten, die ich nicht kenne? ^^
Keine Ahnung was du kennst, aber immer wenn einer davon erzählt wie er es gespielt hat, also explizit Momente aus dem Spiel, dann heisst das Spiel für mich nur noch SABBER 4 Dead.
Erinnert mich stark an Avp2 MP und das war suuuuperst. Aber falls das mein PC noch packt, dann hole ich es für den. Das will ich lieber mit der Maus spielen.
Count
L02: Beginner
Also ich finds auch richtug gut. Genau mein geschmack. Aber das Spieltempo muss für die 360 noch ein wenig runter geschraubt werden, weil sonst kanns bestimmt schnell frustig werden bei den schnellen zombies
MasterChief1976
L19: Master
nicht ganz.
das game wird von den turtle rock studios entwickelt, allerdings wurden diese inzwischen von valve gekauft.
also eigentlich hast du ja doch wieder recht - nur entwickelt wirds nicht von valve direkt.
Executer-Matze
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Grafisch ist es ganz k, sieht nicht so gut aus wie auf den Bildern. Mir reicht das so. Im Coop stelle ich mir das sehr geil vor. So zusammen gegen zig Horden von den Zombies oder gegen den Fettwanst.
Executer-Matze
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neue Bilder:
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Die Tussi sieht echt fertig aus. ^^ Was nett ist, dass man anscheinend Türen einschlagen kann und dann als Schutz nutzen kann bzw um rauszuschiessen.
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Die Tussi sieht echt fertig aus. ^^ Was nett ist, dass man anscheinend Türen einschlagen kann und dann als Schutz nutzen kann bzw um rauszuschiessen.
Neues Preview bei Areagames.de
Klingt sehr interessant, ich empfehle vorallem den letzten Absatz über den "AI-Director"
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http://areagames.de/areagames/article/71836/Vorschau-Left-4-Dead.aspx
Klingt sehr interessant, ich empfehle vorallem den letzten Absatz über den "AI-Director"
!http://areagames.de/areagames/article/71836/Vorschau-Left-4-Dead.aspx
DACHOSENONE1193
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Left 4 Dead Impressions: Sloppy Seconds
EA had Valve and Turtle Rock's Left 4 Dead on hand at last week's EA3 event, a title it had just shown last month at the EA Games Spring Break get together. Crecente already handed in his largely comprehensive take on Left 4 Dead, but since this was my first go with the cooperative zombie killer, I thought I'd chime in. As a die hard fan of all things zombie, this was the title I was eying from across the room while waiting my turn on Skate It.
Playing the Steam version via local four-player set up, we ran through one of L4D's scenarios, likely the exact same one that EA showed last month. It involves a run through city streets and subway tunnels choked with undead (that's the fun undead, the sprinting, we-really-want-your-brains undead). The scenario ends in a dramatic helicopter rescue on a hospital rooftop and thousands upon thousands of bullet-ridden zombie corpses.
Getting there was all the fun.
Left 4 Dead is very much survival horror for the new generation, a white-knuckle paced take on zombie games. It's a step up in panic on par with the speed boost that the walking dead have been fortunate to receive via films like 28 Days Later and the Dawn of the Dead remake. Trying to not only keep pace with your squadmates—and ensure that they don't get ensnared by a zombie tongue—but also with the parade of rotting hordes forces the player to focus like a laser between safe rooms.
Ammo may not be impossible to find, but unless one conserves, you might find yourself resorting to pistols. During one heavy sequence, I was depleted to nothing, relying on melee attacks to survive. You can restock at the safe room checkpoints found throughout each level, but it does pay to keep an eye on your ammo usage.
Aim will definitely be rewarded elsewhere in the form of not killing your teammates, something I may have been guilty of at one point. Fortunately, helpful icons pop up with important info like "Don't shoot your teammates!" and "Heal your friend!", an ever present reminder that there is no "I" in "team", but that there are two in "Friendly fire."
There are some nice touches scattered throughout that make Left 4 Dead stand out and these pop-up warnings come into play elsewhere. For example, in one area, you are warned that zombies don't like car alarms. In fact, they become enraged when they hear them. Unfortunately, it's sometimes hard to avoid hitting an alarmed car and rage sets in. You'll also see pop-ups that essentially say "Pull this level and expect mass hysteria." It's funnier when Valve does it.
Also funny? Zombies in hospital gowns.
Crecente mentioned the variety one will see in the Left 4 Dead bestiary, but didn't break it down. Here's what we saw.
In addition to the stock John Q. Zombie who can sprint, jump, climb and drop from above in an attempt to score some sweet gray matter, you'll face some more random spawns. Tanks, which you can hear coming yards away, will take multiple clips to bring down. Boomers will blow their guts all over you, making you a beacon for the undead. Witches will simply kick your ass. Better to leave them alone, but if you don't have a choice, you'd better unload on them as a team or you're going to get your head handed to you. Keep quiet and she may not notice you, but in the sewer we found ourselves in, we had little choice but to settle our differences with bullets.
And watch out for zombie vomit. It's rough on the eyes.
Left 4 Dead managed to keep the frenetic pace of mowing down zombie hordes at a fun and frenzied level through at least one level. We hope that the excitement can be maintained throughout the game's five scenarios. It's looking good so far and we expect to be pre-loading this one in anticipation of its November 4th release date.
You should too.
http://kotaku.com/5018909/left-4-dead-impressions-sloppy-seconds
EA had Valve and Turtle Rock's Left 4 Dead on hand at last week's EA3 event, a title it had just shown last month at the EA Games Spring Break get together. Crecente already handed in his largely comprehensive take on Left 4 Dead, but since this was my first go with the cooperative zombie killer, I thought I'd chime in. As a die hard fan of all things zombie, this was the title I was eying from across the room while waiting my turn on Skate It.
Playing the Steam version via local four-player set up, we ran through one of L4D's scenarios, likely the exact same one that EA showed last month. It involves a run through city streets and subway tunnels choked with undead (that's the fun undead, the sprinting, we-really-want-your-brains undead). The scenario ends in a dramatic helicopter rescue on a hospital rooftop and thousands upon thousands of bullet-ridden zombie corpses.
Getting there was all the fun.
Left 4 Dead is very much survival horror for the new generation, a white-knuckle paced take on zombie games. It's a step up in panic on par with the speed boost that the walking dead have been fortunate to receive via films like 28 Days Later and the Dawn of the Dead remake. Trying to not only keep pace with your squadmates—and ensure that they don't get ensnared by a zombie tongue—but also with the parade of rotting hordes forces the player to focus like a laser between safe rooms.
Ammo may not be impossible to find, but unless one conserves, you might find yourself resorting to pistols. During one heavy sequence, I was depleted to nothing, relying on melee attacks to survive. You can restock at the safe room checkpoints found throughout each level, but it does pay to keep an eye on your ammo usage.
Aim will definitely be rewarded elsewhere in the form of not killing your teammates, something I may have been guilty of at one point. Fortunately, helpful icons pop up with important info like "Don't shoot your teammates!" and "Heal your friend!", an ever present reminder that there is no "I" in "team", but that there are two in "Friendly fire."
There are some nice touches scattered throughout that make Left 4 Dead stand out and these pop-up warnings come into play elsewhere. For example, in one area, you are warned that zombies don't like car alarms. In fact, they become enraged when they hear them. Unfortunately, it's sometimes hard to avoid hitting an alarmed car and rage sets in. You'll also see pop-ups that essentially say "Pull this level and expect mass hysteria." It's funnier when Valve does it.
Also funny? Zombies in hospital gowns.
Crecente mentioned the variety one will see in the Left 4 Dead bestiary, but didn't break it down. Here's what we saw.
In addition to the stock John Q. Zombie who can sprint, jump, climb and drop from above in an attempt to score some sweet gray matter, you'll face some more random spawns. Tanks, which you can hear coming yards away, will take multiple clips to bring down. Boomers will blow their guts all over you, making you a beacon for the undead. Witches will simply kick your ass. Better to leave them alone, but if you don't have a choice, you'd better unload on them as a team or you're going to get your head handed to you. Keep quiet and she may not notice you, but in the sewer we found ourselves in, we had little choice but to settle our differences with bullets.
And watch out for zombie vomit. It's rough on the eyes.
Left 4 Dead managed to keep the frenetic pace of mowing down zombie hordes at a fun and frenzied level through at least one level. We hope that the excitement can be maintained throughout the game's five scenarios. It's looking good so far and we expect to be pre-loading this one in anticipation of its November 4th release date.
You should too.
http://kotaku.com/5018909/left-4-dead-impressions-sloppy-seconds
clipping fehler sind mir net direkt aufgefallen, aber ansonsten stimm ich dir zu. nur lass ichs gleich weg ^^
vollpreisgame nur fürn MP ist mir imo doch zu teuer. besonders da ich eh keine langzeitmotivation damit hätte.