Mil-Base
Released
Oct 24, 2015
Creator
Zyleak
Status
In rotation
Hiding spots
8
Layout and features
- High-tech modern military base: a large outdoor yard with a tank, crates, a toll booth and roof ladders, plus a two-storey building.
- Downstairs: control room, lockers, a flickering-light room, Zyleak's-chair room and a big storage hall; upstairs: a meeting room and an air shaft dropping into that hall.
- Has a door that can be closed as an interactive feature; it takes about 3 seconds to shut.
- Described as one of the biggest and most popular MM2 maps; the outdoor area is among the most used in the game.
Hiding spots in Mil-Base
- Inside the giant tube (first person / shift lock needed to enter) and behind its boxes or on top of it
- On Zyleak's chair in the small room beside the tube, and behind the door near it
- Inside the lockers
- Behind the shower curtains
- Among the huge crates outdoors
- Through the vents upstairs or on the ceiling platform near the main room
- The small room with flashing lights
- Under the staircase leading outside
Tips by role
As the Murderer
- Sleight and Haste are recommended.
- X-Ray helps because the map is so big.
- After clearing the outside, listen for footsteps to pick which entrance to chase through.
- In the closing-door room, jump on a light to reach the hanging walkway and surprise anyone standing there.
As an Innocent or Sheriff
- Stay outside, where there is room to run and collect coins.
- The Sheriff can use the tall crate areas outside to watch for the Murderer.
- Closing the door can trap you (or others) with the Murderer, and it may not close in time.
Mil-Base guide
Mil-Base is the second map with that name. The first, Mil-Base (Original), was used only briefly in the early days of Murder Mystery 2, and this version by Zyleak came out on October 24th, 2015. The wiki calls it one of the most popular and biggest maps in the game.
It is made to look like a modern, high-tech military base. Outside there is a large yard with a tank, big crates, a toll booth and ladders to the roofs. The building has two floors: a control room, locker room, a flickering-light room, a room with Zyleak's chair and a large storage hall downstairs, and upstairs a meeting room and an air shaft that leads down to the storage hall.
The door and the yard
A door can be closed as an interactive feature, but it takes about 3 seconds, so you might trap yourself or others with the Murderer. The outdoor area is one of the most used spots in the whole game, and the wiki advises Innocents to stay outside, where there is room to run and collect coins.
Which map came first?
The lead says Mil-Base was the first map with an interactive feature, but the Timeline page says Bank, released February 9, 2016, was the first interactive map.
Trivia about Mil-Base
- The second map named Mil-Base; the first was used briefly in MM2's early days.
- Players often vote for it even though its building style is older than newer maps.
- In the early disguises-only days, it dressed players as a business person, a scientist or an HEV-suit character.
Versions of this map
Where the wiki disagrees
These pages of the MM2 Wiki give different answers. Both are shown instead of picking one.
- Lead says Mil-Base (released October 24, 2015) is the very first map in the game with an interactive feature; the Timeline page says Bank (February 9, 2016) was 'released as the first interactive map'.
Frequently asked questions
Where are the best hiding spots in Mil-Base?
Inside the giant tube (first person / shift lock needed to enter) and behind its boxes or on top of it. On Zyleak's chair in the small room beside the tube, and behind the door near it. Inside the lockers. Behind the shower curtains.
Is Mil-Base still in MM2?
Yes, the MM2 Wiki lists Mil-Base as active.
Data from the MM2 Wiki (CC BY-SA), organized with AI assistance. Nothing here is tested in the game, and trade values are not listed: those come from community value lists; data loaded 2026-10-25.