Steam Workshop
Mod is made basing on Ne3on’s work. I just changed the songs.
Combining with K-On models and voices is highly recommended, of course.
Playlist:
Fuwa fuwa time
Cagayake!GIRLS
Don’t say ‘lazy’
GO!GO!MANIAC
Steam Workshop 下载
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放到\left 4 dead 2\left4dead2\addons下，进游戏在addons页面勾选。
配合K-ON模型。放到\left 4 dead 2\left4dead2\addons下，进游戏在addons页面勾选。
配合K-ON语音，比较麻烦，看readme。
曲目：
Fuwa fuwa time
Cagayake!GIRLS
Don’t say ‘lazy’
GO!GO!MANIAC
Swapping in the K-ON tracks while keeping Ne3on’s base is a smart way to remix rather than rebuild, and that playlist — Fuwa fuwa time through GO!GO!MANIAC — reads like a proper setlist. The note about pairing it with K-ON voices being fiddly (readme required) tracks with how finicky L4D2 addon layering can get. When I want a breather from mod tinkering, a quick round of something like the free browser word game at krillion.me makes an easy change of pace.
Swapping in the K-ON tracks on top of Ne3on’s base is a smart way to keep the mod lightweight, and that playlist of Fuwa fuwa time through GO!GO!MANIAC fits a “dark carnival” set better than I’d expect. The note about configuring the voice mod via readme is a fair warning, since that step is usually where things get fiddly. When I want a break from tinkering with addon folders, I’ve been messing around with mimicparty.me, a small browser bluffing game.
Swapping just the songs on top of Ne3on’s workshop mod is a smart low-effort approach, and pairing it with K-ON voices per the readme sounds like the fiddly but worthwhile part. Dropping the files into the addons folder and ticking them in-game is refreshingly simple compared to most mod setups. When I want a quieter five-minute break from tuning playlists, I’ve been poking at the daily word game over at noillirk.app.
读到「Steam Workshop Mod is made basing on Ne3」这段时停下来想了想。顺带一提 baperrasta.app（免费达卡开车浏览器游戏）也能当个轻松切换。
「Steam Workshop Mod is made basing on Ne3」这个角度比标题更有信息量。另：drinktheocean.me 是游戏网站，想换脑子时可以用。