Image via Turtle Rock Studios, Warner Bros. We're not going to sit here and pretend the L4D games were totally flawless and jank-free experiences, but they definitely had a much smoother onboarding process. Once you feel like you know and understand everything about the game, though, you'll still occasionally feel cheated by taking unnecessary damage due to network latency, or triggering a horde because one of your shotgun pellets grazed a pack of birds 50 meters away. Med cabinets on walls can restore some Trauma for a price, but the game definitely needs to point this out in an extremely clear manner.

'Trauma' is extremely important to manage-it's essentially 'permanent damage' that accumulates separately from normal damage, it carries between chapters, and will cap your max health at 35% at worst-but almost no one understood these details at first. B4B is not forthcoming whatsoever about how most of its mechanics work, so you're either going to have to pick up tips from word of mouth, or learn the hard way through trial and error. That said, a significant source of the difficulty is just poor design choices.

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