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No Mercy APOCALYPSE New Version 2017 by ROMBU Port l4d1

10/10 map gameplayer https://www.youtube.com/live/HrYzwZJIQxA

Very decent map! an enhance version of the original no mercy! 8.5/10!

好玩，很流畅，只是有官图的影子，完全可以当新图玩。

Playthrough in "Realism — Expert": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUpCC0vq3X4

https://steamoss.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3194706783

I would enjoy seeing the campaigns created by all the complainers. I want to see how much better they actually are. Just saying. Put up or shut up. If you can't do a better job, you have no right to criticize. It's also rude and shows your age. I have been gaming online over 25 years and I have seen complaints like this before. Don't blame the map if it is too hard for you. Blame yourself.
Always be nice to the creators they do not have to share their awesome craft with us for free. Some of Valve's campaigns aren't half this good. If you don't like a campaign just unsubscribe.
These are my opinions based on me gaming longer that many players have been alive.
I was here when computers were created. I detest players crapping on someones hard work.
Try other campaigns by this creator. Just search Apocalypse.

OMG!! Great campaign as usual. Keeps you guessing where to go. I appreciate that you only have arrows where absolutely necessary. I hate following a yellow brick road. This reminds me how we used to make maps in the late 1990's. Lots of supplies but you need to pay attention. Unfortunately very few games had med-kits like this one. Those started in Joint Ops and other war games. Such an exciting campaign. I like the burn victim tank. I just wish my bots weren't so stupid.
Thank you for sharing. I thought I had most of your Apocalypse campaigns until I saw it was a new version, kind of.

The concept is there, but I'd be lying if I said the map design isn't bloated with unnecessary rooms.

很精致的一张图

Change the fake saferoom door, it's actually confusing because the path beyond it is a small hole in the wall you're likely to run past. My natural instinct when seeing a saferoom door is to try to interact with it.