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Left 4 dead 2 dlc update#

They now follow standard melee weapons' rules there is only one instance of the weapon per spawn. The Baseball Bat is no longer always found in the starting safe rooms for those who preorder Left 4 Dead 2 and downloaded The Passing DLC, but they can still be found randomly in the game and in safe rooms, including the starting one.The Baseball Bat was once not a one-use pickup like the other melee weapons the entire team could grab one.To be fair to those who did not purchase the DLC, the Bat is not required to gain the " CLUB DEAD" achievement. Prior to The Passing DLC, the Baseball Bat was only available to players who pre-ordered Left 4 Dead 2.Its old design can be seen in the Left 4 Dead 2 Strategy Guide and in the texture file "4meleeweapons". Early in development, the Baseball Bat was supposed to be made of metal, explaining its sound in the first trailer.

In-game, the sound files have since been changed to fit the wooden properties of the bat. In the first Left 4 Dead 2 trailer, the attack sound for the Bat uses the same sound effect used for the Scout's aluminum Baseball Bat from Team Fortress 2: a metal ding sound.

Left 4 dead 2 dlc update#

It was eventually removed in an update from September 2005. Judging by soundscripts (Player.Hit_BeatManWithClub), it seems a Baseball Bat was meant to be in the original Left 4 Dead as a bonus. Kill a Charger with a melee weapon while they are charging.

Not recommended for killing Boomers due to bile showering the attacker and any nearby Survivors.Īchievements Main article: Achievements.

Second hit has a much smaller hitbox than first hit.

Cannot be used to cut a Smoker's tongue.

Attacks are less obstructive to the user's vision.

Extremely common as it is found on all campaigns.

Aside from causing this decapitation, it generally doesn't gib infected. As a blunt weapon, it can knock an Infected's head off. The Baseball Bat is classified as a blunt weapon, and will splatter blood onto the screen. With the correct timing it is possible to kill a Charger with one hit while it is charging, allowing a Survivor to "level" a charge without first dealing damage to the Charger and to gain the achievement " Level a Charge". The melee weapons appear to do more damage if an Infected's head or upper body is targeted.

Due to their death effects, it is generally advised to melee neither the Boomer (unless there is no choice) nor the Spitter (unless it is possible to move away immediately from the resulting acid splash). All melee weapons, on all difficulties, kill Common Infected and most Special Infected in one hit, aside from the Charger (which takes two-but see point below), the Witch (which takes four), and the Tank (which takes twenty, excluding the Chainsaw). Close combat weapons cause minimal friendly fire damage to the Survivors, even on Advanced and Expert difficulty levels (the Chainsaw is an exception). They have two main drawbacks: a limited reach and (with a few exceptions) relatively long cooldown periods. Unlike Pistols, close combat weapons never need to be reloaded and cannot run out of ammo (excluding the Chainsaw). Melee weapons replace Pistols in the secondary weapon slot.

Francis holding the Baseball Bat in the campaign " Dead Air"