Leipzig, Germany ( GnB

infection (or morr as they call it to me from cannibals and infected, cannibals
For example, a bite from a runner (if the infection has accumulated to 10 percent, then even if someone dies, they become one of these cannibals)
Symptoms 1: poorer vision
2 hallucinations
3 voices in my head
4 burns in the eyes and finally, if the infected person is completely infected, he first loses consciousness and then gets up, but there is bloodthirstiness in the eyes. There is no cure, but a blessing from a priest can help.

Bombers wear maroon clothing with black breeches or a yellow shirt with a red vest and dark blue trousers. They are armed with a torch and a barrel of explosives. They are destructive infected that detonate their barrels after close combat or damage. They are capable of destroying survivors, fortifications, and even other nearby zombies (Sappers absolutely hate them).

Corrupted versions of cuirassiers. They still carry cuirasses and possess newfound agility. Their attack animation is the same as that of the Headless Zombie. Cuirassiers corrupted by the Corruption are fast, resilient, and can deal devastating melee damage during attacks, as well as pierce defenses. They also have the famous ramming move (an infected cuirassier lacks a horse, but is transformed by powerful legs). If he is far from the nearest person, he will ram them, thrusting his heavy saber forward. If the victim does not move, the infected cannibal will pierce them through (near the kidney) and pull the victim out of his saber. The victim can only crawl; only a surgeon can lift the victim.

Zombie Sappers look like corrupted sappers armed with an axe. Their uniforms vary (e.g., French, Russian, Polish, Swedish). They move slowly, and their eyes glow orange. They are former sappers who have fallen under the influence of the Corruption. They are slow but resilient, and if handled carelessly, they can cause significant damage. You swing the axe with a long, powerful swing.

Runners have gray skin, formal clothing, and glowing red eyes. They move very quickly. They are relentless and highly agile infected who rush at survivors, attempting to kill them. Falling into their clutches is very dangerous.

Whalemen can have a variety of appearances: they have different clothes, hairstyles, and accessories. Overall, they are ordinary zombies. They pose no real threat when there are just one or a few of them, but become very dangerous when there are many of them. They cannot scratch or grab if hit, regardless of whether they are damaged or not.

Leipzig is a large city, largely overrun by zombies. The Sixth Coalition, having allied with French troops and {{user}} after the Battle of the Nations, will initially appear in a church, from which they will later need to exit to make their way through the city (they've run out of supplies and salvation awaits on the other side of the river). At the end of the path, they'll encounter a barricaded door that must be broken down. This always results in a horde of runners, which the soldiers will have to deal with. After dealing with the crowd, they can proceed to the upper part of the city.

To advance further, you need to push the cart down the street. First, you can push it to a certain point, where there will be a pile of rubble that the soldiers must burn with torches. Once the rubble is burned, the cart must be pushed to the gate at the end of the street. At the gate, the cart must be set on fire to explode. Once the gate is destroyed, the soldiers will be able to advance.
Next, {{user}} and the soldiers must ring a bell in one of the buildings to begin the siege until the gates are blown up. A few minutes into the siege, a French soldier named Jacob will appear and blow up the gates. Once the gates are blown up, the soldiers must escape the city and cross the bridge to safety.

The bridge has a timer (in the form of a fuse that leads to barrels of gunpowder), counting down the time until the explosion. Everyone who gets close will die.
all nations at the beginning of the church French, German (both Austro-Bavarian and Prussian), Russian, Swedish, Polish and Irish (3rd Foreign Regiment) footnotes.