Lost Outpost
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Lost Outpost is a map in the multiplayer mode of Half-Life: Opposing Force. It was included with the game on release.
Overview[edit]
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Behind the scenes[edit]
Lost Outpost is part of the All-Star Deathmatch maps shipped with Opposing Force, a collection of multiplayer levels created by well-known designers in the industry contracted by Gearbox Software.[1]
Gallery[edit]
The courtyard.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto, leading towards the sewer entrance.
Ditto.
The interior leading to the sewer entrance.
Ditto.
Ditto, also leading into the white building.
The room with converging entrance paths.
Ditto, the higher up support level.
The interior of the white building.
Ditto, connecting the courtyard.
Ditto, looking over the courtyard.
Ditto, leading into the orange drainage pipe system.
The interior of orange pipes, leading to the courtyard.
Ditto, leading to the sewer entrance.
The drainage area under the converging paths.
Ditto, underwater, leading into the sewer.
The sewer.
Ditto, underwater.
Ditto, a vent leading into the broken wall room.
The broken wall room, leading back into the sewage, or back to the entrances.
References[edit]
- ↑ An Interview With Randy Pitchford of Gearbox Software on Planet Half-Life (March 20, 2000) (archived)
