It takes a few plays to really appreciate it. It is a big map, but not cavernous enough to lose your team or get lost yourself as too many map developers do who dream too large for their small ideas and constructs. If you don't suck, and your team is tight, doors will open up for you here as you come to appreciate the two colored paths. They thought out the levels and their bot balance well. One thing I always respect is giving players the same advantages to trade off with our common robotic enemy. Too many map developers just keep adding more bots to overwhelm you. These are well balanced bot populations, good navigational routing so you actually have a chance- unless you suck, so Get Good. My team of friends test maps without the snotty arrogance of the potato server. We vote on maps we completely test. This turned out to be a team favorite consistently. Well done- my first five star rating today while I review our favorite and worst maps (over a decade no on our [unnamed] server. Trust me.
