Chris O

Appreciated this installment which is why I gave it a generous 2 stars. Acting was meh, cheesy one liners, cliche and forced scenes felt accelerated left plots empty that quickly turned into a kung fu film. Characters where dry and unrelatablevand you can definitely tell the entire budget went into the first film. I can see why this went from a A to a B rated film.

Anything with that narcissist Jlo comes out should be avoided! Her horrid singing, acting and let alone what type of person she irl shouldn't be condoned.

I just came here to say, to the morons complaining about the nudity. Well ya, it's rated R, there's bound to be something in the film ya don't like 😆 Bunch of geniuses in the reviews, ya'll crack me up!!!

I would have given it a 4 start but since Amber Turd was cast.... well.. ya did it to yourself.

If I could give this game a negative star I would. The characters are so boring and you can’t relate to them. At least with the Bill from L4D I felt remorse for him when he died. But these new characters, I could have cared less. The dialogue of each character was cheesy. The AI would glitch out in the middle of the stairs all while you started the even. Sometime they’d look into oblivion not shooting the infected making the AI completely useless. And this wasn’t even the Beta… The names of the ridden were just terrible. Tall boy.. really? The new ridden never left me on edge. They never gave me the anxiety like the L4D infected did. The ridden never left me feeling helpless of being saved. Or felt helpless of saving others if a boomer exploded, a smoker would pull you away, a hunter pounced your strongest link not knowing because you’re blind. Or screaming because you’re being pulled into a Witch. L4D did not need such an over kill tutorial on how to play the game or a card set up. Playing PVP against the infected on L4D was all the strategy that changed the battlefield I needed. Plus Taking away the split screen co op was a huge negative for me. This just was the biggest upset I’ve waited for in a long time. This game misses the mark from its predecessor by a light year in terms of a masterpiece.

This film is nothing spectacular to be honest. Every film in the 2000's had the same approach. Geeky kids try to discover themselves after reality slaps them in the face. They go on a few hilarious adventures, over exaggerated cliche moments that no parent seems to be around to question. Predictable scene's all with a progressive change in it. That's the only difference.

After taking a break for a few months. Then coming back after seeing all of the new changes with the storage and the backpack upgrades. What killed it for me was that you can't use your scrap to fix your equipment anymore. You were forced to use repair kit tools. That just says a big fu to me. Forcing me to pay especially if I play for hours and I can't repair my equipment because of the constant missions and overwhelming numbers of enemies I encounter. Your equipment deteriorates very quickly. Even with set perks. Then hearing they're changing it even further with a subscription? They sure are finding any way to gouge their customers because they promise more than what they can afford.