Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
L4D2's Crash Course Campaign Intro Theme!
▼MAP DESCRIPTION▼
This campaign was subsequently released for Left 4 Dead 2 on November 4th, 2011 as part of the Cold Stream DLC which also included ports of all earlier Left 4 Dead campaigns. Compared to the other ported campaigns from Left 4 Dead Crash Course is the least modified and retains most of its original layout and features.
Crash Course begins shortly after the events of No Mercy. The helicopter rescue pilot from the Rooftop Finale succumbs to the Infection and Zoey shoots him in mid-flight. The helicopter crashes in an industrial area outside of the city of Fairfield in Whitney County.
Starting from next to the helicopter crash site, the Survivors traverse Fairfield's industrial landscape. Initially there is no firm clue about their destination until they make reference to a truck depot and discuss the town of Riverside where a military evacuation center is reported to be. This plan obviously foreshadows and contextualizes the Death Toll campaign.
L4D2's Crash Course Campaign Intro Theme!
▼MAP DESCRIPTION▼
This campaign was subsequently released for Left 4 Dead 2 on November 4th, 2011 as part of the Cold Stream DLC which also included ports of all earlier Left 4 Dead campaigns. Compared to the other ported campaigns from Left 4 Dead Crash Course is the least modified and retains most of its original layout and features.
Crash Course begins shortly after the events of No Mercy. The helicopter rescue pilot from the Rooftop Finale succumbs to the Infection and Zoey shoots him in mid-flight. The helicopter crashes in an industrial area outside of the city of Fairfield in Whitney County.
Starting from next to the helicopter crash site, the Survivors traverse Fairfield's industrial landscape. Initially there is no firm clue about their destination until they make reference to a truck depot and discuss the town of Riverside where a military evacuation center is reported to be. This plan obviously foreshadows and contextualizes the Death Toll campaign.
