I will add/remove items to the list as they are addressed, fixed, and/or if I remember something I forgot or discover something new.

Bugs

-When a bloat pops, a strange, multi-colored reticle sometimes appears in the place where the pop occurred.

-Intestines sometimes float in mid-air.

-Blood sometimes spurts out of thin air just above meat chunks on the ground. Seems to happen most often after killing zeds with explosives.

-The sound that plays when destroying a zed's lower jaw or during vertical torso mutilation often plays twice in quick succession, usually with about a quarter-second time gap.

Suggestions

-According to Bunslinger, KF2 has a hard-coded volume threshold, so sounds will often cancel each other out when they become too loud. As much as I enjoy the new sounds added in the most recent update, they're a bit too loud, and I have noticed audio cancelling on multiple occasions when they aren't drowning out other sounds in the game. I'm pretty sure reducing the audio slightly should help, especially (in my opinion) in regards to using bladed melee weapons. The new sounds make bladed melee combat miles more satisfying, but the sheer volume of some of the sounds makes it feel more like the zeds are exploding rather than being sliced.

-On the other hand, it seems the default sounds are still being used for limb dismemberment. They can be heard perfectly fine when attacking zeds that are already dead, but tend to be completely overwhelmed in the middle of combat. I wouldn't object to hearing something a bit louder, juicier and more percussive when removing limbs from zeds. Maybe something similar to what they have in Mordhau ?

-If you were to ask me, the default KF2 impact sounds for melee weapons are pretty underwhelming. On top of that the only melee weapons that have unique impact audio are the Road Redeemer, the Hemoclobber (only when using secondary attack), the Pulverizer (again, only when using secondary attack), and the Bone Crusher (only when hitting zeds in the head with the mace or striking metallic components on zeds with the shield). I'd say simply improving the default melee impact sounds is higher priority at the moment, but unique impact sounds for all melee weapons is something I think would be really cool to see later down the line. Vermintide has some awesome impact sounds for melee weapons, perhaps you could use that as a reference?

-I'd recommend removing the ability to obliterate zeds from the Bone Crusher's shield attacks and the Battle Axe's hard attacks. Even the Pulverizer's explosive shells don't cause total obliteration, so I don't see how it would be possible to reduce a zed to a fine pulp with a single man-powered swing to the face. That, and having total obliteration as a response to melee attacks feels hollow and cheap.

-I noticed that the intestines, rather than behaving like the head or torso giblets and bouncing around a bit before vanishing, stick to the ground and linger for a while. I think it would be cool if some of the flesh giblets from headshots or torso mutilation stuck to the ground in this fashion and lingered for a bit while gibs with bone in them bounce and vanish like normal. I think it would make the aftermath of headshots messier and more brutal.

Compliments

-While the audio mixing could use some more work, I LOVE the new sounds. Going back to default KF2 audio really hammers home how pathetic the default audio can be sometimes. Bladed melee is so much juicier. Hearing a clear response from the zeds themselves when blowing them up with explosives or popping them with microwave weapons is seriously refreshing. And the sounds bloats make when they're popped? Awesome. Especially since dead bloats that haven't been popped actually make sounds now when you pop them.

-Kudos for the improved arterial spurting effects and the general improvements to how blood spilling on the environment looks. Definitely makes the blood feel more like a viscous fluid and less like dirt.

-The headshot giblets are so much more varied now in size and shape, and it makes headshots so much more interesting aesthetically. The sprite effects look pretty rad too.

-The lingering bloody mist after blowing zeds up is a REALLY nice touch. Things like this really help to communicate the idea that blood and gore are... well... wet.