Paradox Park
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Paradox Park is a map in the multiplayer mode of Half-Life: Opposing Force. The standard deathmatch version was included with the game on release. A command point version was later added in patch version 1.1.0.8.[1]
Overview[edit]
The map takes place in an industrial-looking park during the nighttime. There is an indoor, outdoor, and small underwater area. There is also a small carriage that travels around the map. If the player enters it, they can change its speed and direction.
Behind the scenes[edit]
Paradox Park 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.[2]
Gallery[edit]
The park entrance.
Ditto, under the water.
Ditto, the building interior.
The hill railing area.
Ditto, reverse angle.
Ditto, the tower interior.
The spiral lift area.
Ditto, the building interior, leading underground.
The starting track area.
Ditto, the building interior and ride start.
Ditto.
Ditto.
A corridor with three paths connecting the various park areas.
The main facility interior.
Ditto, a stairway into the underground section.
The track interiors.
Ditto, with a ladder leading to the underground section.
The underground hallways.
Ditto, crossing through the track.
Ditto, a higher up crawlspace over the triple path corridor.
References[edit]
- ↑ Opposing Force & Blue Shift Patches on Planet Half-Life (March 11, 2002) (archived)
- ↑ An Interview With Randy Pitchford of Gearbox Software on Planet Half-Life (March 20, 2000) (archived)
