Anywhere else merely causes them to stumble. When using guns or melee weapons, only a headshot or decapitation will kill a Common Infected. The only shot that counts is the one in the head. The first Survivor to enter the vehicle (and end the campaign) will be listed as "(Name) was the first survivor out!" in the rolling credits. Instead of beginning at the start of a campaign, this Mutation automatically selects the finale for everyone to start on. Teamplay is encouraged "only long enough until you can survive on your own" as the Blog Post states. Only room for one survivor in this rescue vehicle.Īs the name implies, only one Survivor is allowed in the rescue vehicle. They are also more active in attacking Survivors due to the noise of multiple Chainsaws. Common Infected are active earlier and may appear right at the start of campaigns when Survivors are not ready. Survivor Bots, for this Mutation, will immediately pick the Chainsaw as their weapon of choice. For the duration of the game, no other primary or secondary weapons will spawn. Survivors can choose between the Chainsaw or Pistol, along with picking up another Pistol dropped by another Survivor for dual-wielding. Survivors start off with a default Pistol with Chainsaws on the ground.
Health kits spawn much more frequently than usual to help the player, especially on harder difficulties. There are also very few pipe bombs and no Boomers due to lacking Common Infected spawning in the campaign (though the Church Guy can still become a Boomer). Defibrillators do not spawn in this mutation as there are no teammates to resurrect. To balance this out, the Director orders the Special Infected to run away briefly after incapacitation, allowing you time to recover. If you get incapacitated from a Special Infected which grabbed you, you will automatically revive yourself, but your vision will be black and white, which means if you do not heal, you will be killed if you go down again. You will play by yourself without Survivor Bots to back you up. You will become legend to the infected as the last human left. The chapter will not end without the gnome being in the safe room or the rescue vehicle thus, this mode requires the players to protect the Survivor who is holding the gnome. The Infected will chase the Survivor carrying the gnome. The Survivors spawn with Gnome Chompski close by, which they must transport by carrying him all the way to the finale. This mode requires everyone to stay together rather than running off to different places. If the group that spawns has more than one gas can in it the Survivors CAN pick both up so the Survivors are not necessarily limited to only picking up one gas can they are only limited in choosing which group to go for. The Director will spawn only one group of gas cans at a time, and until that group has been deposited into the generator, the Director will not spawn any more. Random panic events appear to be one step away from being permanently on, and the Special Infected spawn rate seems to be doubled. The stages will only have pills, Adrenaline and occasional defibrillators. You start with pain pills and temporary health which cannot be permanently healed. You don't have access to any First aid kits at any time. On week 2, the results showed that 68 % of those who took part in the poll wanted Realism Versus as a permanent game mode, which was implemented on the 21st May 2010 during the Mutation update. A Blog Post by Valve left it to the community to decide if Realism Versus should be a permanent feature via an online poll. You can't see each other but they can see you.Įffects of Realism are added into Versus, favors Infected side due to lack of outline glows when playing as Survivors, along with stronger Common Infected. The following have been revealed on Valve's L4D blog in the scheduled order along with their taglines: There are almost 30 different Mutations playable on all Left 4 Dead 2 Campaigns.
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