TVGB: "Publisher THQ’s announcement earlier today was so slim on details that it didn’t even include the name of the title that Left 4 Dead developer Turtle Rock Studios is creating for them. A few recent domain name registrations may have just helped with that though."
Back 4 Blood 2 seems to be in development at Turtle Rock Studios with the working codename title of "Gobi 2"
I never understood gamers mindset when it comes to this.
Am I suppose to just keep playing L4d2?
Like why does it matter if there is a better one?
We will never get a better version of anything if they don’t try.
they did try, and the older game was more feature complete, has more depth, and better replayability.
They didn't evolve the formula they regressed, look up Crowbcat back4blood vs l4d
Okay cool.
Is that how you go about life?
“Oh I tried once didn’t work out, I’ll give up.”
We wouldn’t get anywhere if people had that mindset.
The idea of one thing is better so no one else try it is crazy to me.
Helldivers 2
Deep rock galactic
Vermintide 1 & 2
Payday 2
Space marine 2
World war Z
Are evolutions of the formula and harkin to the ideology that made l4d popular
back 4 blood fell short, and was panned by players. This is also the dev's 2nd attempt at using their name as the devs of L4D as recognition, Evolve was their other.
Get rid of the stupid card system for starters and just stick to four characters so you can develop them fully
No one has every beaten the original L4D survivors from the first game
Today Turtle Rock Studios reveals the launch trailer for the first DLC of their co-op zombie shooter, Back 4 Blood.
Tencent Holdings Ltd. has acquired Turtle Rock Studios’ (“Turtle Rock”) parent company, Slamfire, Inc., the companies announed.
Tencent is rolling in dough. Them league of legends dollars are setting the world on fire. These guys buy a company every few months.
Welp; as much as I love the game, I lost all hope for the long term future of Back 4 Blood when it comes to how we recieve new content, or even are mechanics will work.
