The Cemetery

The Cemetery is the third chapter of the campaign The Parish in Left 4 Dead 2.

Campaign
After leaving the safe room, the Survivors travel underneath the freeway and continue through some residential areas before entering some dark sewers. They then reach the impound lot, littered with cars with active alarms and also sometimes a Tank. After passing through the lot, the Survivors reach a freeway overpass, where they witness bombings by the military, before entering the cemetery. After a hasty run through the maze (which the AI Director changes every time you play this level), they cross the street and enter the safe room.

The Survivors
Remember, you are playing against human controlled Infected, so this means you have more chances of being killed. The first place that the infected may ambush you is right in the beginning. The infected may be hiding ontop of the freeway, waiting to attack the last survivor who passes by. Be careful when atop the bus, an infected may take you off the opposite side, forcing you to backtrack. That one survivor is then open to an ambush by themself, so someone stick with them.

The house you must pass through with the broken wall leading onto the trailer is a great ambush spot. The last survivor to jump off may be smoked or jockied back, and it may take someone with full health a couple tries to jump back into the house to save them.

The sewer is one of the worst places to get ambushed. If the last survivor to jump down is attacked by a special infected, there is no way the other survivors in the sewer can help them when incapacitated. If one of your teammates is the last one down, and can't be helped, try to run through the sewer. That leaves one less infected on your hands. The narrow sewer is also a great spot for a charger, so beware.

The impound lot is filled with alarm cars. All you need is one alarm triggered and prepare for a horde. Jockey's, Boomer's, Smoker's and Charger's can easily make you or trick you into setting off an alarm, so watch out for them.

The cemetary can also be dangerous, for the AI director changes the maze everytime. As always, stick together. After you pass through the cemetary, the safe house is in a room across the street. Get in, close the door, and your safe, for now.

The Infected
Charger: Remember, a charge that seperates the team is always a good charge. Before in the sewer, if you can, try to charge the last survivor that jumps in the hole. Their fellow survivors won't be able to help. While inside the sewer, try to charge at the Survivors, and drag one of them away from the group to break their formation. Charging a survivor in the cemetery may also break the team's formation. Charging at one of the Survivors while in the impound lot will cause one of the alarms to be sounded, thus summoning the horde.

Hunter: As always, go for lone wolves. Pouncing on a survivor off the freeway may help you deal some more damage if done correctly. Pounce Survivors climbing ladders, you may deal extra damage. Pouncing the last survivor to jump down the hole into the sewers will make it nearly impossible for their teammates to help. The sewer is full of Infected. Pounce on them from inside the dark sewer and it may be difficult for them to see you or move around to help your victim. Pounce the last Survivor to come out of the sewers. If you did it when he was still on the ladder, he will go back down, buying you and the other Infected time as they scramble down the ladder to get their teammate. If a Smoker can manage to pull a Survivor back down the ladder to the impound lot, pounce anyone in the sewer who dares to save their teammate.

Smoker: The freeway and rooftops are your best playgrounds, use them! Pulling a Survivor of the bus backwards will cause their teammates to backtrack. Pulling ladder climbing Survivors will make them fall and will deal some extra damage. Try pulling Survivors right into an alarmed car. This may set off the alarm or cause a fellow Survivor to try shooting you and accidently hit the car. You can also hide in the broken tombs, and wait to catch the loner of the group. Lone wolves are the best to aim for, ecspecially when they are behind.

Spitter: Inside the first house the survivors enter is a great spot to cause some damage because it is a close area. Try to help out your teammates when they are attacking a survivor. Also, spitting right at the ladder as the Survivors are coming up from the sewers can cause some serious damage. Blocking or spitting on the correct paths in the impound lot may startle the Survivors and have a higher chance of them bumping into an alarmed car, or shoot everywhere if they're being attacked by Common Infected. If a foolish survivor stay in the ambulance, you can spit inside the ambulance and it will cause major damage because the survivor is crouched, making them slower, so it is harder to escape the goo.

Jockey: Riding a survivor away from the group is the best thing to do. This leaves that Survivor vulnerable to your teammates attack's. Riding the last survivor off the bus will slow your enemies. If you can ride the last survivor to jump out of the room and onto the trailer, it will cause a great delay for the other Survivor's to try jumping and backtracking trying to get you. Riding a Survivor into or near an alarmed car may cause a fellow Survivor to try shooting you and accidently hit the car. You can also try to ride a lonely Survior throughout the cemetary and their teammates may get lost in the maze.

Boomer: WORK WITH YOUR TEAMMATES! Whenever you see a teammate attacking a Survivor, don't be afraid to vomit on the helpless survivor and maybe even their rescuer. But be careful, if you are shot and explode, and are close to your teammate, you may stun them, and ruin their chance to damage a survivor. Booming on a player where there is a great amount of infected will increase your chances of dealing damage. When boomed on in the sewers, it is nearly impossible for the Survivors to see, leaving them vulnerable for your teammates.