im trying to compile a list of known camping spots in living dead playlist, im thinking of 6 maps in paticular
sword base
the cage
arena zealot
countdown
asylum
powerhouse
the last 3 are much less common than the first 3 but still in the playlist.i’ll post all known camping spots i know for each map but if anyone wants to contribute they are welcome to and i’ll add them to the list(try to put which map and anything you can use to help people find it or how to get them).some may be a bit stupid or obvious but ill still put them in so dont complain about them…
SWORD BASE------------
vent near the closed door- 1st floor in middle
top vent- 3rd floor-opposite previous location
top of the yellow lift room. near top vent or go up yellow lift
that general floor
the windowsill at the opposite side to the vents.
THE CAGE----------------
on top of the base where you spawn
the hole under the base leads to a ledge which can be used
the 2 storey tower
area near the mancannon launcher
ARENA ZEALOT---------
yellow lift bottom
ledges round top?
COUNTDOWN--------
landing pad outside
up the mancannons near human spawn
man cannon room
ASYLUM--------------
none i can really think of
POWERHOUSE------
shower room
near the cliff
thats all i can think of but feel free to contribute. bye!
You forgot boardwalk which has the worst of all of it.
The top of the flagpole in the center courtyard.
The short beam on the right side of the human spawn.
Infection camping is outrageous, we need custom infection maps that either:
A) Keep the humans moving
B)Force them to hole up in a windowless bunker
C)Need to work together to survive successfully
Lets face it, in a real zombie apocalypse if your expecting a shot in the back from your teammate you won’t last two minutes.
I however plan to move to Alaska, because Zombies have no body heat and if they tried to go that far up north they’d freeze into frozen zombiecicles. What’s your zombie plan?
run them over and chop their heads off
> Infection camping is outrageous, we need custom infection maps that either:
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> A) Keep the humans moving
>
> B)Force them to hole up in a windowless bunker
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> C)Need to work together to survive successfully
>
> Lets face it, in a real zombie apocalypse if your expecting a shot in the back from your teammate you won’t last two minutes.
> I however plan to move to Alaska, because Zombies have no body heat and if they tried to go that far up north they’d freeze into frozen zombiecicles. What’s your zombie plan?
if you look in my fileshare(sAME gt AS MY USERNAME) argh capslock was on!!) theres a map called “outbreak” which is sword base with a lot of camping spots cut off with crates etc, take a look, you might liek it.
> Infection camping is outrageous, we need custom infection maps that either:
>
> A) Keep the humans moving
>
> B)Force them to hole up in a windowless bunker
>
> C)Need to work together to survive successfully
>
> Lets face it, in a real zombie apocalypse if your expecting a shot in the back from your teammate you won’t last two minutes.
> I however plan to move to Alaska, because Zombies have no body heat and if they tried to go that far up north they’d freeze into frozen zombiecicles. What’s your zombie plan?
A: No, is we had access to make track chase maps, then fair enough, but we don’t have the tools to make good ones. (Thinking of the great chase maps in fc instincs preditor in preditor mode). The play list is about holding out against oncoming hordes of zombies, the main way to do that is too hold up somewhere.
B: Meh, it could work if the maps done well, but onlu if it was balanced and with some open areas, to save corner camping.
C: Thats how things work anyway, if I’m with 2 others, working togather in some spots, we don’t die. people care to much about hording every kill wth randoms though and break the posistion, leaving others exposed.
Makes sense with your zombie contingency idea, but, what happens once supplies run out? The problems the frost cause in general could cause some major problems for machinery not in use. What would be your way out?
OP: You have missed alot of good standoff points on nearly all of those maps. So far, I’ve just seen the most noob friendly listed. 
> B)Force them to hole up in a windowless bunker
This, pretty much.
Camping in Infection games is a given. That’s basically how it’s supposed to be played, and I don’t mind it at all even when playing as zombie.
When playing as human in Infection, you’re supposed have two choices: You’re either camping in a cramped area where you’re comparatively safe at the cost of not seeing the zombies approach until they’re almost on you because of short lines of sight, or you’re out in the open with long lines of sight but risk getting attacked from all directions.
The camping spots on Reach’s default maps combine the advantages of both without the disadvantages: You can camp at locations where it’s hard for the zombies to attack you because there’s only one or maybe two ways to get to you, yet you still have long lines of sight. So you’re pretty safe from the zombies and can still pick them off with the magnum from afar.
And that is the sole reason why we NEED maps specifically designed for Infection games.
On Asylum, at the very right of one of the bases (forgot which one), there are some rocks on the cliff that you can jump to, right over the ocean. The ledge on the Cage isn’t a very good spot, because you can be easily nudged off by your teammates.
> > Infection camping is outrageous, we need custom infection maps that either:
> >
> > A) Keep the humans moving
> >
> > B)Force them to hole up in a windowless bunker
> >
> > C)Need to work together to survive successfully
> >
> > Lets face it, in a real zombie apocalypse if your expecting a shot in the back from your teammate you won’t last two minutes.
> > I however plan to move to Alaska, because Zombies have no body heat and if they tried to go that far up north they’d freeze into frozen zombiecicles. What’s your zombie plan?
>
> A: No, is we had access to make track chase maps, then fair enough, but we don’t have the tools to make good ones. (Thinking of the great chase maps in fc instincs preditor in preditor mode). The play list is about holding out against oncoming hordes of zombies, the main way to do that is too hold up somewhere.
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> B: Meh, it could work if the maps done well, but onlu if it was balanced and with some open areas, to save corner camping.
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> C: Thats how things work anyway, if I’m with 2 others, working togather in some spots, we don’t die. people care to much about hording every kill wth randoms though and break the posistion, leaving others exposed.
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> Makes sense with your zombie contingency idea, but, what happens once supplies run out? The problems the frost cause in general could cause some major problems for machinery not in use. What would be your way out?
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> OP: You have missed alot of good standoff points on nearly all of those maps. So far, I’ve just seen the most noob friendly listed.
yeah thats why im asking for spots, ill add to the list for anyone to know how to make gameplay a bit more interesting.lets face it: most infection games end up like this- run to human base,get killled, respawn, repeat 60 more time until some one breaks a hole in the defense and everything breaks down.