It's called easygerm (other campaigns being called mallgerm, fairgroundgerm, plankgerm, milltowngerm and parishtmpt) and is significantly deeper and creepier than the music that's currently used. Its leftovers can still be found in the "mob" folder of the game music's folder. Notably, when the campaign was first seen, different music is used.The lengths of the bridges are largely similar, although the real life bridge is not double-decker. It could also be based on the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway.However, the real bridge is not a Double Decker bridge as depicted in game, rather it is a four-lane Highway and two-lane Railway bridge. The Bridge depicted in this campaign is most likely based on the I-10 Bridge located on the Mississippi river a few miles upriver from New Orleans.
The second tagline would be a reference to the unofficial name for New Orleans, "The Big Easy".First time it was seen with "This time it all goes south" tagline, but then used "Welcome to the Big Uneasy" only to change back to "This time it all goes south". The tagline of this campaign has been changed at least twice.The Parish is the 3rd campaign to feature a gauntlet crescendo, after Dead Center and Dark Carnival.The Parish was the first campaign unveiled at E3 2009.Glitch: Bombed sedan lays on side after freeway being bombed by military jets. Note Coach's Blue and Yellow Shirt and the blood on Ellis's Shirt along with it being Blue on the Sleeves and White on the main part.Ī map of the campaign which spans from The Waterfront to The Bridge. Also, during the finale, The Bridge itself was going to be bombed by the military, as seen in the Zombie Survival Guide trailer.Įarly Poster. Originally the Uncommon Infected were going to replace the CEDA Worker Infected, but they were replaced with Riot Infected. This campaign is notable for having two gauntlet crescendo events: one at the Bus Station and the other at the Veteran's Bridge finale. The Parish includes appearances from the Riot Infected, though two dead CEDA Worker Infected appear in both yellow and white suits. If successful, players are rewarded with a military helicopter evacuation and a cut scene depicting the bridge being blown up.Ī complete video walkthrough of the campaign can be found here.
The Bridge finale is particularly challenging as it obliges Survivors to fight their way across the bridge in the face of rapidly spawning waves of Infected. To complete the campaign, the Survivors must make their way through the Infected-infested city, traversing not only a memorial park but an overrun CEDA evacuation center, impound lot, bombed out freeway, and cemetery. On leaving Virgil's boat at the Waterfront Market, it is immediately evident that the city has been overrun with Infected and that the military has begun to execute a plan to abandon it entirely, covering their retreat with aerial bombing. The campaign involves traveling from The Waterfront to a military helicopter evacuation point on the far side of The Bridge. The Parish is the final campaign in Left 4 Dead 2 and is set in New Orleans, Louisiana. military sign seen before entering The Waterfront. MILITARY INSTALLATION, Use of deadly force has been authorized" ― U.S. " Fight your way through zombie-infested New Orleans to the bridge, where the military has a chopper just for you."
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