Transforming Left 4 Dead 2 Into A Different Shooter

[@RefutoTeKami]

When you were talking about using 2 key for a host_timescale command I remembered that can be solved with one key and it goes as follows: bind [key] "toggle host_timeslace 1 0.5" This way pressing the button will cycle between 2 values that are listed

[@GrenadeCeption]

I did try doing a toggle switch, but I think I might have entered it wrong. I'll give this a go, thanks for your suggestion! Edit: This worked! I'll pin the comment so people can see. Thank you for your help!

[@twitch7771]

Dropped a like for the forest music at the end

[@GrenadeCeption]

Good to know there's more people of culture out there

[@Memessssss]

Nice

[@ShadowTech231]

15 years? Jeez I’m old

[@Firespy90]

awesome video, finally got me back into left 4 dead, the game has never felt better. may I ask what the assault rifle mod at 12:57 is? It looks cool and I wish it was added to the optional collection. would also be nice to know what mods you have enabled from the collection in the video.

[@GrenadeCeption]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Knowing that this is getting people back into L4D makes it all worth it. As for the AR mod, I've added it to the optional collection but in the case you don't want to go searching then I got a link for it here: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1930553767

[@pelago_]

Great video!

[@GrenadeCeption]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@green-pig]

what if i want to transform a different shooter into left 4 dead 2?

[@GrenadeCeption]

basically you just uninstall that shooter and install L4D2 and it installs a full conversion of that shooter that essentially turns it into L4D2

[@danivadorgameplay5806]

5:49 Freddy Fozbear

[@call_dawall9131]

This is an absurd amount of editing for the amount of attention you receive. Keep it up, I love it

[@GrenadeCeption]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@jjameson]

how do < open the workshop

[@GrenadeCeption]

There are a few ways to open the steam workshop. 1. You can do it by clicking on the workshop tab on your installation of your game. 2. You can also use the steam overlay by clicking on the spanner icon at the bottom once its open. 3. My least preferred way is by going to the community tab at the top of steam and clicking on workshop in the drop down tab, this does require you to search for the game though which just takes a little extra time.

[@foaningaround]

you didnt do shit