Valve's weekly update to Left 4 Dead 2's gameplay altering Mutations brings us "Follow the Liter," a new spin on the gas guzzling Scavenge mode. The better news? The game's debut Mutation is going to be a permanent fixture.
Voting for the regular institution of Realism Versus mode was an resounding "Yes!" according to the latest Left 4 Dead blog update. The timing of that permanent change is still TBD, but factor in the usual amount of Valve Time. It remains to be seen whether this week's Mutation, which spawns only one set of gas cans at a time during Scavenge mode, will be as popular. Let's find out together, shall we?
Up next, "The Last Gnome on Earth." I'm guessing the Gnome has succumbed to the zombie infection. Keep in mind I'm awful at guessing.
Week 3 [L4D]
It is Team Fortress news so we must post it because it is Team Fortress news, even in the face of our great despair about what the morrow may bring for the UK. Valve’s monopoly on patch-centric gossip remains extraordinary, the presentation alone ensuring gents like us are duty-bound to cover it. This time, it’s a teaser for the long-awaited Engineer update… (more…)
With Valve offering up weekly "Mutations" in its zombie apocalypse shooter Left 4 Dead 2, the gameplay variety will flow as thick as Boomer bile. But will Valve go this far out, adding Jockey races to the game?
Jockey Riders is a fan made variation on Left 4 Dead 2's sprint to the safe room with a rare Zombie and Survivor cooperative twist. The goal is to make your way to the safe room as a team, one Jockey special infected, one human. Players must control the Jockey-ridden Survivor in tandem, which may not be as easy as it sounds.
Valve, what do you think? Worth a Mutation?