Where to find cricket bat in l4d2

The awfully British sports-stick will be yet another way to brutally smash zombies out of your path.

Having previously played with both the axe and the frying pan, I can assure you that the melee combat is something pretty special. With the freshly regioned bodies of the Horde, taking aim before lashing out brings gruesome rewards. While no one's seen the cricket racquet in action, it seems safe to assume that aiming at legs is going to produce something dreadful.

As for faces - there's a hint in the pic above. In case you're wondering about the lack of cricket puns here, Orlando Parfitt used them all up in IGN's story, leaving a global drought for all other sites. But otherwise every area is randomized and you could potentially find it anywhere, just keep an eye out!

Also, you may have a better shot at finding it if you do NOT have the Baseball Bat enabled or play with anyone who does, as it adds an extra weapon for the Director to throw in for you to use.

User Info: BudWisor Yeah, it's just luck of the draw. But still, you shouldn't have much problem finding one. There are plenty of possible weapon spawns, compared to L4D, just keep your eyes peeled.

And remember: ANY spawn point can spawn ANY item this time around: just because all you saw on that chair the first play-thru was pain pills doesn't mean there won't be a cricket bat there, next time.

User Info: Skipwithr. I'v seen most of the cricat bats on swamp fever and dark carnavel User Info: mekillermans. Yeah I found one in the first level of Dead Center. User Info: zachmagic Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to ask and answer questions.

The Cricket Bat also known as a paddle bat or simply a paddle is a close combat weapon featured in Left 4 Dead 2. Bill holding Cricket Bat in " The Sacrifice ". Melee weapons replace Pistols in the secondary weapon slot. Unlike Pistols, close combat weapons never need to be reloaded and cannot run out of ammo excluding the Chainsaw.

They have two main drawbacks: a limited reach and with a few exceptions relatively long cooldown periods. Close combat weapons cause minimal friendly fire damage to the Survivors , even on Advanced and Expert difficulty levels the Chainsaw is an exception. These weapons are extremely effective. All melee weapons, on all difficulties, kill Common Infected and most Special Infected in one hit, aside from the Charger which takes two—but see point below , the Witch which takes four , and the Tank which takes twenty, excluding the Chainsaw.

Due to their death effects, it is generally advised to melee neither the Boomer unless there is no choice nor the Spitter unless it is possible to move away immediately from the resulting acid splash. The melee weapons appear to do more damage if an Infected's head or upper body is targeted.

With the correct timing it is possible to kill a Charger with one hit while it is charging, allowing a Survivor to "level" a charge without first dealing damage to the Charger and to gain the achievement " Level a Charge ".