Left 4 Dead 2 is a PC co-op FPS where you and 3 friends fight through hordes of zombies (called ‘Infected’) and take on powerful ‘Special Infected’ (like the Tank or Witch) across campaigns set in the American South. For PC players who’ve completed all campaigns with friends, what’s the most intense moment—Was it fighting a Tank during a rainstorm in ‘Swamp Fever,’ surviving a ‘Horde Rush’ while waiting for a rescue vehicle, or reviving a teammate just as a Witch was about to attack? How did communication (via voice chat or pings) change your success—Did coordinating weapon picks (e.g., one player uses a shotgun for close range, another uses a rifle for long range) make campaigns easier, or did miscommunication lead to hilarious (or frustrating) deaths? Additionally, Left 4 Dead 2 has a ‘Versus Mode’ where players control Special Infected against the co-op team—Did you prefer Versus Mode or the classic co-op campaigns, and why does one mode offer more replayability? Finally, Left 4 Dead 2 is over a decade old—Why do you still play it on PC, and do you think it’s better than modern zombie co-op games (like Back 4 Blood)?