The game files for "Counter Strike 2" contain references to "Left 4 Dead 3". However, you shouldn't put too much faith in a single announcement.
Valve, the creator of Steam, hasn't exactly provided games in recent years. Besides a new part of the "Half Life" series, many players have been waiting for information about a new "Counter Strike."
At least the latter was finally confirmed and revealed rather unspectacularly a few days ago. The limited beta has been running since March 22nd. Some tech-savvy users have now discovered clues to a possible "Left 4 Dead 3" in the "Counter Strike 2" files.
If you examine these files closely, it is unlikely that they will serve as a hint for an upcoming announcement of a new game from the Zombie Survival series.
The priority on Left 4 Dead 3 appears to be at the bottom.
The game data for 'Left 4 Dead 3' includes several categories that provide further information. The entry in the 'Severity' category, i.e. severity, is indicated with high. That sounds good at first glance. What is much more important, however, is what Valve defines as 'priority.'
This category is set to none, which means that a new "Left 4 Dead" has virtually no priority for the developers. So how long should we wait for a new offshoot, as the company has repeatedly pointed out in the past.
More information on the shooters is available here.
Though it doesn't mean that we'll never get a fresh 'Left 4 Dead' release. Perhaps the focus will change in a few years. For the time being, Counter Strike 2 is the focus. Because 'Valve' selects the testers for the beta itself. The whole version is planned to be released in summer 2023.
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