Hi,
wow, nice work slj.
I really like the idea and I'm sure it'll make people busy for awhile when they don't have internet and still they want to play the real swamp.
Just a note about the missions:
well the problem is in the missions is that how can we set the difficulty setting of the zombies,
whether we want them to be basic zombies or even death bringers, we currently can't do anything about it, so we should tell Aprone about it.
When it comes to xp and rep calculation, I'm sure we can do it, we just have to ask aprone about how the system calculate them, once we know I'm sure we can do it.
For now, I think if you're planning to add the missions, you just have to stick to the old missions system.
I'd suggest that aprone update's the program with the ability to set the difficulty setting of the zombies, that should keep us up to date with the missions system.
Regards.

I just played through your campaign a bit. Most of the armor that you can find on the maps doesn't work because you capitalized the second word of the armor name, when it should be all lowercase. Also, there isn't enough ammo. I suggest you create 4 or 5 loot piles of ammo for each ammo type instead of just 1. That makes the loot total up to a bit more like the actual game. The zombie count is fine. Also, all the allies really slowed down the game on my poky computer, so I was forced to get rid of most of them. Suggestion, remove all but 2 of the ax-wielding allies, and take away the allies using the assault rifles because they aren't that great until you put points into them, in my opinion.

Yeah, those are all problems with Aprone's campaign code, not with the campaign itself. Minus the armor that you can't use which is mostly capitalization, and the ammo pickups, which were written incorrectly. Also the field kit and med kit are unusable if you buy them in the safe zone, because you forgot a space before kit in each of those words.
I really do hope that you will sometime be able to donate items that aren't actually sold in the store; that was something that put me off when I tried to make my campaign because you couldn't really donate custom items you had picked up, unless you were willing to put them as buyable in the store. The only way around this was to put the price for buying so high that no one could ever afford it, but that's still a really clumsy workaround.
Here is the correct ammo pile code. This places a lot more ammo on the map to better simulate the real game:
add items 6 30 3,3,423,271 9mm ammo
add items 5 12 3,3,423,271 Shotgun shells
add items 7 20 3,3,423,271 .30 calibur
add items 4 30 3,3,423,2715 5.56mm ammo
add items 3 40 3,3,423,271 7.62mm ammo
add items 4 20 3,3,423,271 Gas
add items 6 30 3,3,423,271 .45 ACP ammo
add items 6 1 3,3,423,271 Med kit

Hi all.
Thanks so much for all your awesome comments, suggestions and help.
I'm not sure on which direction I wanna go with this campaign. I might try to simulate the full online gameplay if the campaign script will let me do so, and then make some extra goodies which is not possible in the online version. Maybe some unlockables, I'm not sure yet. I'm mainly thinking about those who can't buy a gamer account, but also thinking about those people who just wana play something offline, and still want some massive gameplay and a goal to work on. All that depends on what the campaign scrip will let me do.

I'm sorry for the typos which result in the armor didn't worked. I thought the campaign would give me an error, or at leased an error when picking up some armor.
Thanks for clarifying the bug when trying to load the saved progress. If that isn't going to be fixed, then the whole idea of making a big campaign where the player needs to save the game and continue later on is gone. Then I'm forced to keep it small, but that might be the result of a small but very stable campaign at the end.

I'm not sure on when I have much time to work on this again, but I'll keep working on it and see if I can get it all fixed, which I hope I can do.
Again, thanks a lot for all your nice comments.

Damn this forum. I had just wrote a very long post, and then I got an error then I pressed submit... Well, here it comes:

Hi all.
I've started to work on the next version of the campaign, which is mostly bug fixing.
I have some questions and comments regarding to the nice feedback from you:
KeyIsFull: Thanks a ton for your very awesome feedback in post 5 and 7.
I'm not sure on what ammo I've wrote incorrectly.
When looking at the correct ammo you've posted in post 7, you write "items" and not "item" like the campaign guide. Have I missed anything? is it a typo or is there something missing in the campaign documentation?
Most of the axe wielding allies has been removed in the next version, I have fixed some lag, but I haven't removed some of the rifle allies yet, but might do so if they get too annoying.

GD: Thanks so much for your feedback.
the error you're getting at the beginning of the campaign seems to be Internet Explore which brakes the file when downloading it. I don't get any errors here. A friend of mine downloaded the campaign this morning and got the same error. Then I uploaded the campaign in a shared folder we have on Dropbox, and then it ran fine on his machine.
I'll take a look at the forts. I've fixed the armor in the next version.
All allies have 200 ammo. I should maybe adjust this, but they can't switch to an other weapon when they run out of ammo, and I haven't made so they respawn if they get killed.
You can't check how many allies are alive. I should look into that, but I think I'll wait a bit to a later version.
No, the allies shouldn't follow you but only the zombies. Sometimes it seems like the allies think that the player also is a zombie. Lol. I'll check up on this.
I think that's all. Please let me know if I've missed anything. More comments and suggestions are very much welcome.
I have added a list of things which I wanna take a look at in the first post.

SLJ I Hate when that happens!

Thanks guys. I need to read the examples in post 14 more carefully to fully understand the logic behind this. I'll do my best to try to understand how this works.

looking good so far.
Look forward to seeing what you do with this.
I'de also like to have missions as well if you can do that in the future.
Keep up the good work!

You can add allies whenever you want. I'm not sure if the menu commands work outside of events, but if not, you could always open the ally menu in a location event or something.
It would be kinda messy copy-pasting all the different possible ally levels into their own menu events, so I might suggest something like this:

clear menu
menu item 0=Play alone.
menu item 1=Play with 1 ally.
menu item 2=play with 3 allies.
menu item 3=play with 5 allies.
menu item 4=play with 8 allies.
menu item 5=play with 10 allies.
// Etc...
open menu

new var allycount=0
menu event=1
set var allycount=1
menu event=2
set var allycount=2
menu event=3
set var allycount=3
// Etc.

block var event allycount>0
add ally spot gun=Glock 19 name=Bob
if allycount>1 then add ally spot gun=Winchester name=Chuck
if allycount>1 then // add another
if allycount>2 then // Again, fr however many require at least thi threshold.
if allycount>3 then // Etc, etc.
end event

I don't remember the add ally syntax off the top of my head, but hopefully this gets the idea across?

CAE_Jones: Yes, feel free to do this. I'm not very good at the scripting when it comes to making the more advanced stuff.

CAE_jones: You are awesome! Thanks so much for helping me with this. I haven't looked at it yet, but will do so ASAP.
I'm not the best coder, scripter or whatever, but I at leased tried to start by getting something to Work. So, thanks a lot for helping with this.
I'm sorry that I haven't followed up on this earlier. I've been very busy lately. You'll hear from me very soon.