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The spawn locations for witches and tanks are brutal.
Gonna save you alot of headaches if you're reading this, save a bile for the end of chapter 3. There will be an endless horse with little to no pause to recover.
If you're looking for a new experience with the difficulty balance close to the official maps, i'd say skip this one.
If you want a hard as nails, sweaty run, then go for it! Bring your A game!
This custom campaign lacks in many aspects of gameplay, signaling progress and artistic design. The chapter progression is poorly designed due to confusing paths and unnecessary sections of unrealistic parkour with floating elements like boards without a sense of logic or composition. The interior ambience is limited and flat in most of the locations like houses, basements and shops. The campaign suffers from ill-designed horde events. In some chapters the horde triggers continuously and may frustrate the player and make it cease to continue playing the map. Nevertheless the campaign maintains a dark and mysterious atmosphere.
Honestly I don't recommend this custom campaign due to the prior comments on regard to design and gameplay. However, you can give it a try if you’re interested enough on the map or if you're a fan of Half Life 2 and want to see Ravenholm adapted to Left 4 Dead 2.