w00p, peltz and I finished it.

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i pointed out a very defendable corner. Immediately off the left side of the stage (facing audience) and we won with relative ease.

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Yeah, Derfs the man

Well, good, that bodes well. Are we doing this one again next weekend, or moving on to the following campaign?

lol, am I the only one who didn't hate Swamp Fever? Or rather, who actually likes it? There is a whole feel to the level...all the abandoned trailers and scary-ass mudmen are neat, but what is most chilling about Swamp Fever is the feeling it gives you that there might actually be people still holding out there. There's the charger that's strung up at the entrance of the swamp, the barricaded camp (that turns out to be overrun, but survivors yell loudly for help when they get there thinking there might still be people there), the burned animals, the heavy redneck guns spread all over the place (tons of nade launchers and shotguns)...etc.

There's no sign of CEDA or the army or anything. It gives you an idea of "if ANYONE survived the infection, it might be these guys". Redneck swamp people may be inbred freaks, they're also tough muthas with loads of illegal weaponry.

I never felt ill at ease on the swamp. Maybe because a) I'm secretly a redneck or b) I was firing grenades from the back all the time while you bitches cleared the swamp for me.

I think you're just secretly a redneck.

I played Swamp Fever by myself and liked it... I love how open the level feels, though I'm torn on the whole reusing the levels backwards thing. Still, it's mostly enjoyable, even with the ridiculous number of witches.

I have not played the Parish, I planned on keeping that one a surprise until we tackled it as a group. Looking forward to it.