Paradox Park - The Command Point Issue
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Paradox Park - The Command Point Issue is a map in the multiplayer mode of Half-Life: Opposing Force. It is a command point version of Paradox Park. It was added in patch version 1.1.0.8.[2]
Overview[edit]
The map takes place in an industrial-looking park during the nighttime. The park has been split into four themed areas being the badlands, the jungle, the desert, and the arctic, with a command point in each. Both teams must fight for control over the command points in these areas to get points, with five points needed for a team to win the match.
Behind the scenes[edit]
The map is internally known as Paradox Park - Ground Control.[3]
Gallery[edit]
The arctic park entrance.
Ditto, closeup on the command point.
Ditto, under the water.
Ditto, the building interior.
The jungle hill railing area.
Ditto, reverse angle.
Ditto, closeup on the command point.
Ditto, the tower interior.
The desert spiral lift area.
Ditto, closeup on the command point.
Ditto, the building interior, leading underground.
The badlands starting track area.
Ditto, closeup on the command point.
Ditto, the building interior.
Ditto.
Ditto.
A corridor with three paths connecting the desert, jungle, and badlands.
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.
A command point captured by the Black Mesa team.
A command point captured by the Opposing Force team.
References[edit]
- ↑ Opposing Force CTF credits (
op4ctf_credits.txt) - ↑ Opposing Force & Blue Shift Patches on Planet Half-Life (March 11, 2002) (archived)
- ↑ Map entity data.
