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Description
A 5-map campaign set in various locations throughout Japan. Survivors start in Tokyo's red light district, escaping to Kyoto's Kiyomizu temple, before moving further into the mountains the next morning.
Includes versus mode, which works but wasn't tested much as it was only included as a bonus. Also includes survival mode in 3 of the 5 maps.
Credits
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Marcel at CG Textures
Miguel Moran
ThaiGrocer
Morning Nine Nine
Ryan
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Hip Hop King
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Mapcore
L4Dmaps
Everyone else who helped playtest
Just like having a tour in Japan during zombie apocalypse
One of my favourite maps. There's no bot navigation error & the campaign works well. The directions & instructions are clear. I feel like really going to Japan each time I play this campaign. Walking through every abandoned Japanese-style house, shrine & hotel is kind of cool. I always love campaigns related to certain places in a country.
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The scavenge finale is rather glitchy & gives survivors advantages, but that's fine. You'll know what I meant when you reach the finale :) . You can do in easy way...or hard way. & I always enjoy looking around for awhile in the abandoned hotel because somehow I love the views of an abandoned building :) .
"Alright here the Concept Art Style of Hunter, I made this idea for the mod. This was based on the L4D2 Hunter Concept Art, it took it from the Left 4 Dead Wiki for some reason, I tried to make more details and accurate over l4d2 hunter ...
Kill plenty of zombies starting in RiverSide (city)
Battle through the Back Alleys, over a Draw Bridge, at a Military Outpost
Find yourself at a Water Plant and escape at the Subway Station
Copyright 2010 [illcannibal and Trunten an...
The survivors are now aware of Reuseable Water in 'Zephyrhills' before they can reach their destination. They must reach 'Zephyrhills Station' to be rescued their hope is none of them will be see the 'Day After!'
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Just like having a tour in Japan during zombie apocalypse