Anny with 1000+ hours in game L4D2 special

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Open to all friends who have crossed this magical number.
2000 3000 5000 10000 ... we do not care!
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This is not a competition!
We just want to bring together people with a lot
of experience(hours) in L4D2 ...... or other games.

We just really love L4D2 .....
All gamers with 1000+ hours in game are welcome!

PLZ do NOT make "private" profile because we do not see how manny hours you got on record, and we really want to have members who have played 1000+hours.

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Bad news: Confirmed - Marc Laidlaw has left Valve

February 21, 2017 - [1000+]Onyko MadMax | 2 Comments

The hope dies last, but according to this writing L4D3 will not see the light of day! Sad!
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Erik Wolpaw, a long-time Valve writer who has worked on game series including Half-Life 2, Left 4 Dead, and Portal, revealed today that he is no longer with the company. Marc Laidlaw, himself a former Valve writer, let the news slip on Twitter, while Wolpaw confirmed it in a status update on his Facebook page.

Wolpaw joined Valve in 2004, and has credits on Half-Life: Episode One and Two, Left 4 Dead, Portal, and Portal 2. Prior to that, he was with Double-Fine, where he co-wrote the outstanding platform-adventure Psychonauts, and before that he was one-half of the brilliant (and sadly defunct) gaming site Old Man Murray. He's currently involved in the development of Psychonauts 2, which was successfully crowdfunded in early 2016.

A reason for Wolpaw's departure wasn't given, but it does appear to be legitimate this time around. A report that he had left Valve also surfaced last summer, but in that case it turned out that he'd just called in sick for the day.

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The 15 best co-op games of all time by PC GAMER

July 17, 2015 - [1000+]Onyko MadMax | 0 Comments

1. Left 4 Dead 2 (4 players online)

Release Date: 2009
Developer: Valve

It's really saying something about the strength of Valve's terrific zombie shooter that it's still clawing its way to the top of lists like this one after five years. A fanatically balanced, cleverly written shooter, this game is built on the strength of four survivors working as a team, making it the iconic cooperative experience.

Valve must also get some credit for continuing to update this five-year-old game, adding level editors, Steam workshop support , porting in the maps and characters from Left 4 Dead 1, and continuing to offer “mutations,” always-changing game modes that offer something new for experienced players.

Left 4 Dead 2's active modding community is a huge part of why this game is at the top of this list. From replacement character models for Deadpool or velociraptors or campaigns exploring Lord of the Rings' Helms Deep castle , the amount of top-quality content for this game is vast.

There are a lot of different kinds of ways to play with friends represented on this list, but the carefully constructed rules that force players to help each other up or free one another from an attacking zombie create dramatic, action-movie set pieces seemingly from thin air. On top of all of it, the B-movie stylings and character voiceovers make Left 4 Dead 2 a real pleasure to play and, more importantly, to enjoy with friends.

Source:
http://www.pcgamer.com/the-15-best-co-op-games-of-all-time/