Combatzone
Singleplayer MapAn improbable construction, designed solely to fight to the end trying to survive
An improbable construction, designed solely to fight to the end trying to survive
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Update. Not a bad multilevel maze map. lots of familiar enemies to fight, and plenty of ammo and health. No real story or point other than to explore the whole thing. Apparently the .jpg pics in the folder are not called by the map, so it runs fine no matter what you do with them.
No instructions, of course. Spend months developing a nice mod, but spend five minutes on a readme file to instruct a user how to install it? What a waste of time that would be! I have more mods to develop.
Put the combatzone.bsp file in your Steam/Steamapps/common/Half-Life 2/hl2/maps folder.
In your Steam games list, right click Half-Life 2 Episode 2, and select Launch Parameters. Insert "-console" without the quotes and click OK. This will bring up the in-game console whenever you pause the game.
Launch HL2 Ep 2. In the Console command line, type "map combatzone" w/o the quotes, and hit enter. This should bring up this map so it can be played.
Put the .jpg files wherever the hell you like, and hope the mod does not crash because it can't find them. The author gives us no clue where they should go.