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14:4214:42, 27 March 2010 diff hist +325‎ N File:L4d holdout01.jpg ‎ Left 4 Dictionary: A Holdout is a defensible position for the survivors in a finale or mini-finale. Sometimes, the Holdout is made more prominent by survivor tools such as propane tanks, gas cans, grenades, and the minigun. ''This Holdout space in th current
14:4114:41, 27 March 2010 diff hist +399‎ N File:L4d2 return01.jpg ‎ Left 4 Dictionary: A Return is when the survivor team can be returned to an area where they had been before by falling, kind of like a chute in the board game Chutes & Ladders. A Smoker can wait for the right moment and pull a survivor off a bridge or current
14:4014:40, 27 March 2010 diff hist +496‎ N File:L4d2 oneway01.jpg ‎ Left 4 Dictionary: When a survivor drops into a pit or off of a balcony and he can't climb back up, it's called a One-Way. These are crucial points in VS matches where an infected can grab the last guy to drop down and the survivors are helpless to do current
14:3914:39, 27 March 2010 diff hist +370‎ N File:L4d fish01.jpg ‎ Left 4 Dictionary: Fish in a Barrel is the survivor-safe version of King of the Hill. The infected can't climb up to where the survivors are, but it usually means that the survivors can't get back up to it when they move on. ''The fourth map in the Death
14:3814:38, 27 March 2010 diff hist +382‎ N File:L4d2 king02.jpg ‎ Left 4 Dictionary: Playtests for Left 4 Dead taught us that some of the favorite moments for the survivor team was picking off infected from a higher vantage point. King of the Hill areas allow both the survivor and infected teams to get to a higher eleva
14:3814:38, 27 March 2010 diff hist +584‎ N File:L4d tube01.jpg ‎ Left 4 Dictionary: Lots of times in Left 4 Dead, the main path branches so that the survivors have some choices they get to make. A Tube is a great tool used to create branching pathways. You can go around or travel through the Tube to continue toward you
14:3714:37, 27 March 2010 diff hist +338‎ N File:L4d2 sanitizing01.jpg ‎ Left 4 Dictionary: When you're playing on the infected team, and the survivors reach a point that is nearly impossible for you to get at them, they may have reached a Sanitizing space. ''The CEDA trailer in the 2nd level of The Parish is meant to be a sa
14:3614:36, 27 March 2010 diff hist +403‎ N File:L4d2 masking01.jpg ‎ Left 4 Dictionary: Masking refers to elements in the world that you can walk and shoot through, but you can't see through. A thick layer of foliage such as trees and bushes are considered Masking. They allow infected to spawn closer in to the survivor tea
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14:3214:32, 27 March 2010 diff hist +466‎ N File:L4d2 capillary01.jpg ‎ Left 4 Dictionary: Capillaries are small spaces off the main path that dead end. They can be used for a variety of purposes in Left 4 Dead, such as spawn locations for infected, scavenging of items, providing safe areas for the survivors to duck into duri
14:3214:32, 27 March 2010 diff hist +301‎ N File:L4d2 wide01.jpg ‎ Left 4 Dictionary: Wide Flow is a directional space along the main path as well but is too wide to be safely covered entirely by the front and back. Survivor teams can stick to one side of a Wide Flow area so that they have at least one protected side. Mo
14:3114:31, 27 March 2010 diff hist +565‎ N File:L4d2 narrow01.jpg ‎ Left 4 Dictionary: Flow is the main path of the level without taking any detours or dead ends. Narrow Flow is a tight directional space such as a hallway or alleyway that the survivors can cover by only looking forward and backward. If the survivor team h
14:3014:30, 27 March 2010 diff hist +497‎ N File:L4d2 close01.jpg ‎ Left 4 Dictionary: Close Quarters are a series of small combat spaces where the survivors must deal with the infected at a close proximity. Typically, the infected can get within 50 feet of the survivors before they are vulnerable. For example, the apartm