For complete safety and peace of mind, the CS ONE features spark and polarity free clamps that will automatically recognise positive and negative terminals so you will never make a wrong connection again, and spark free so that you do not have to worry about them touching together whilst connecting. The CS ONE is super smart, automatically delivering charging and conditioning programmes for any 12V lead-acid or lithium battery, without the need to select modes or press any buttons.
We’ll have to see.ĭestructoid itself shall be taking a closer look at Left 4 Dead 2 at the end of the month.CTEK CS ONE is a revolutionary battery charger with APTO, Adaptive Charging Technology If these items truly do replace health, this could be one difficult game.
The former provides a speed boost to players and allows them to indefinitely abuse melee attacks, at least until it wears off. Mud men sound creepy, for sure.Īpparently, health packs and pills have been entirely replaced by adrenaline shots and ammo packs. It is said that these uncommon infected really help to change the way each chapter is played, requiring extra vigilance from players. The swamp level previewed had a brand new “uncommon,” known as a “mud man.” These are crawling zombies that skitter speedily along the swamp floor on all-fours. Speaking of infected, the hazmat suit guy we all saw at E3 was the first of what Valve are calling the “common uncommons.” These are infected that have unique traits, but aren’t special infected, and each chapter will have its own type. As you might have guessed, The Spitter provides its infected brethren with a bit of firepower, able to spew up area-of-effect damage from its mouth. The five maps, four characters, new weapons, new director and new zombies look pretty substantial to me, and here’s a few more extras, as found in GameSpy’s Left 4 Dead 2 preview.įirst up is a brand new special infected, known as The Spitter. Left 4 Dead 2 is exactly like the original Left 4 Dead and should have just been a patch! Oh wait, it’s not.
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