Left 4 Dead 2 - SECTOR-74 [Part 1] | Oh boy here we are

Time for a map and a half with Sector-74, a very lengthy campaign (10+ chapters), with A Lot in it. Very ambitious and overall pretty good. It was the second time we played the map as we played an earlier version of it before this. Since this one is kinda long, I had to cut it in multiple parts. Map: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile... [SPOILERS] Personal feedback for the map maker: (Only for the chapters shown here) Nothing much to say on the first Two chapters, they are good, one thing though, but that goes for most of the "custom fights", I wish there were more health bar/ info on the remaining health of helicopters, cars and whatnot. Chapter 3 gets a bit confusing, you do eventually find the way but the newspaper you have to progress, is a bit easy to miss as it happened the first time we played. Chapter 4 has the automatic platform going through the dark tubes that I feel like could be sped up unless something else was supposed to happen which didn't for us, and the saferoom could be a bit more visible as it's easy to miss, you do get a bit overwhelmed with the corridors. I did appreciate the alternate path for the "spinners" though. (I don't know if they were here the first time we played). Chapter 5 is where I feel the maze aspect is a bit too much, we didn't struggle on it because I remembered where we were supposed to go, but we spent and hour on it the first time. I appreciate how much there's to explore but I feel like this chapter could be where people give up and either look it up or skip chapter. Don't have much to say on Chapter 6, it's good, maybe people climbing the helis could be an issue, but this is more a problem related to each individual lol. That's all for these chapters; If you want more feedback and/or feedback to the chapters here or future chapters, feel free to add me on Steam. This is only my personal opinion (I feel like I need to stress this for the eventual other readers), you made an incredible campaign nonetheless, and the work you put in this really shows. Cheers !