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|developer=[[Valve Software]], 3DNJ | |developer=[[Valve Software]], 3DNJ | ||
|type=[[Team Fortress 2/ | |type=[[Team Fortress 2/Modes#Attack/Defend|Attack/Defend]] | ||
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Mountain Lab is one of two winners of Valve's Art Pass Contest. It is different from other attack/defend maps in that it has 3 control points that must be captured in a linear manner, as opposed to the more "pyramid" gameplay of Gravel Pit. | Mountain Lab is one of two winners of Valve's Art Pass Contest. It is different from other attack/defend maps in that it has 3 control points that must be captured in a linear manner, as opposed to the more "pyramid" gameplay of Gravel Pit. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:21, 5 February 2012
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| Developer | Valve Software, 3DNJ |
| Type | Attack/Defend |
Mountain Lab is one of two winners of Valve's Art Pass Contest. It is different from other attack/defend maps in that it has 3 control points that must be captured in a linear manner, as opposed to the more "pyramid" gameplay of Gravel Pit.