Coal Town
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| Variants: | Ghost Town |
| Developer(s): | Unknown |
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| Environment: | Desert |
| Setting: | Daylight, sunny |
| Hazards: | Pitfall |
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| “ | Other mining museums may promise guided tours, “employees” and functioning bathrooms, but only Hale’s Coal Town offers the authentic mining experience! Smell the coal dust! See the coal piles! Don’t touch any of the exposed wiring!
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Coal Town is a map that was released on August 15th, 2012. It is designed for the game mode, Mann vs. Machine. It was first seen in the Mann vs. Machine update announcement. The map contains 6 missions: the Normal mission Crash Course, the Intermediate missions Cave In and Quarry, the Advanced missions Ctrl+Alt+Destruction and CPU Slaughter, and the Expert mission Cataclysm.
A Halloween-themed nighttime version of this map, Coaltown Event, was added in the Spectral Halloween Special. This version of the map has a single, unique mission: the Nightmare mission Caliginous Caper.
Strategy
See Community Coal Town strategy.
Update history
August 15, 2012 Patch (Mann vs. Machine Update)
- Coal Town was added to the game.
- Updated Mvm_Coaltown
- Blocked bots from being blasted into the tank tunnel
- Blocked giants from getting stuck under the stairs in the final pit
October 26, 2012 Patch (Spectral Halloween Special)
- Added the map Mvm_coaltown_event with a special Halloween mission
Trivia
- In the description of the “Historic Secretarial Alcove”, Bilious is mispelled Bilius.
- Robots can be pushed down to the pit and the bomb will automatically reset to the start, instead of being in one place waiting to be picked up.
- Any robots that die via falling into a pit will grant credits to the players, despite being dead at the bottom.
Gallery
The defenders' base.
The left lane.
The right lane.
The place where the bots spawn.
The wall in the “Visitor's Center” spawn with portraits of Barnabas, Bilious and Saxton Hale.
The “First Mined Piece of Coal” exhibit.
The “Secretarial Alcove” exhibit.
The “Historic Storage Closet” exhibit.
The “Panoramic View Of Coal” exhibit.
See also
External links
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