Lumberyard

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Lumberyard
Arenalumberyard.jpg
Basic Information
Map Type: Arena
File Name: arena_lumberyard
Developer(s): Valve
Map Info
Environment: Alpine
Setting: Daylight, sunny
Hazards: Pitfall
Map Items
Healthico.png Health Kits: Smallhealth.png ×1
Ammoico.png Ammo Boxes: Largeammo.png ×4
Lumberyard has an unbalanced structure, with one half of the map climbing up towards a large mountain peak, while the other dips down into a valley. A series of rooftops at the map’s center serves as the key battleground area, with lateral flanking being the key maneuver at ground level. When the capture point becomes active after 60 seconds, multiple entrances open up into the central control point, which becomes the focus of the fighting as the match nears its end. Lumberyard is one of the few Arena maps without water, and contains only a single health kit. The kit sits on a log above a deadly pit, making it a great ambush spot for Pyros, Demomen, and Soldiers to send unwary enemies to their deaths.

Lumberyard is an Arena map released along with Ravine, Well (Arena), Badlands (Arena), and Granary (Arena) as part of the Heavy Update, marking the introduction of the Arena game mode. Lumberyard was the first official map to drop the usual desert-industrial style for a greener, alpine style environment.

To win, one team must eliminate the entire opposite team or capture the central control point when it becomes available.

Contents

Introduction Video

Locations

Aerial view of Lumberyard.

Strategy

See Community Lumberyard strategy

Control Point timing

Control Point Multiplier Seconds
Capture point ×1
24 .000
×2
15 .984
×3
13 .104
×4
11 .520


Update history

August 19, 2008 Patch (A Heavy Update)

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