engineeringlesno.blogg.se - Left 4 dead mods steam

Aside from the fact that I’d like to ride Mio, this phrase was sufficiently humorous as to lend its name to this post’s title.

One of the absolute most amusing aspects of the K-On! mods is that, if using the skin mods and name change mod, it is possible to have a jockey riding Mio, which, of course, has hilarious implications.

It would be possible to write an entirely custom story to accommodate this, but maybe now is not the time.

The addition of K-On! concert posters adds a very nice touch to the game, suggesting that the Houkago Tea Time girls were set for a glorious concert before the zombie apocalypse happened.

The premise is simple enough: shoot one’s way with a team through hordes of infected using a combination of strats and teamwork to reach a safe room and reach the extraction point.

I decided to give Left 4 Dead 2 a try, and was immediately enthralled by the game. This would change, however, on June 13 it was the day of my convocation, and I was taking the morning off from research. While that turned out to be a wise decision (as my GPA for the year attests), once the summer began, I was occupied with Crysis and Battlefield: Bad Company 2 paired with my research work, I did not have time to play Left 4 Dead 2, save an introductory game I played with a friend. At the time, I was up to my eyeballs in software engineering projects, databases assignments and an honours thesis, so I resolved not to play my new acquisition until my semester had ended. I had also received an NSERC for the then upcoming summer. That turned out to be quite an eventful day, as spring was beginning, and my copy of Aimer’s RE:I AM had arrived. Six months ago, I got Left 4 Dead 2 on a sale for five dollars on Steam on March 20.