I thought it was pretty good.
it lasted no time at all. way too short for me.
Well, nr. 1 + 2 were pretty damn awesome, than it went somewhat downhill from there. It was still really enjoyable, despite the rather abrupt ending.
Its weird, cause it feels the whole comic catered to the backgrounds of the characters more than to the actual sacrifice, part 4 being the exception here, with practically no backstory to bill. seemed rushed.
Its weird, cause it feels the whole comic catered to the backgrounds of the characters more than to the actual sacrifice, part 4 being the exception here, with practically no backstory to bill. seemed rushed.
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I found it strange that they didn't add a cameo appearance of the L4D2 crew arriving at the bridge from the Passing, which follows directly afterwards chronologically.Sisco wrote:
Well, nr. 1 + 2 were pretty damn awesome, than it went somewhat downhill from there. It was still really enjoyable, despite the rather abrupt ending.
Its weird, cause it feels the whole comic catered to the backgrounds of the characters more than to the actual sacrifice, part 4 being the exception here, with practically no backstory to bill. seemed rushed.
Instead, they directly skip to the happy sailing trip in the last panel.
Me too, I was expecting one of the last frames at least featuring the muscle car pulling up to the bridgeglobefish23 wrote:
I found it strange that they didn't add a cameo appearance of the L4D2 crew arriving at the bridge from the Passing, which follows directly afterwards chronologically.Sisco wrote:
Well, nr. 1 + 2 were pretty damn awesome, than it went somewhat downhill from there. It was still really enjoyable, despite the rather abrupt ending.
Its weird, cause it feels the whole comic catered to the backgrounds of the characters more than to the actual sacrifice, part 4 being the exception here, with practically no backstory to bill. seemed rushed.
Instead, they directly skip to the happy sailing trip in the last panel.
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
Sounds like a good choice to me. The less the L4D2 guys are in the game the better.
But seriously it was probably so they didn't have to bother importing anything into L4D1.
But seriously it was probably so they didn't have to bother importing anything into L4D1.
Yeah, that made me wonder, too. It´s what I meant feels a bit rushed towards the end.FloppY_ wrote:
Me too, I was expecting one of the last frames at least featuring the muscle car pulling up to the bridgeglobefish23 wrote:
I found it strange that they didn't add a cameo appearance of the L4D2 crew arriving at the bridge from the Passing, which follows directly afterwards chronologically.Sisco wrote:
Well, nr. 1 + 2 were pretty damn awesome, than it went somewhat downhill from there. It was still really enjoyable, despite the rather abrupt ending.
Its weird, cause it feels the whole comic catered to the backgrounds of the characters more than to the actual sacrifice, part 4 being the exception here, with practically no backstory to bill. seemed rushed.
Instead, they directly skip to the happy sailing trip in the last panel.
I still enjoyed it. Have yet to play the campaign though.lol