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this was my first map for black mesa and it was very rushed so it makes sense
but for the zombies i could probably make fun maps with zombies but this map is not a good example of what i can do
i'm sure I put nodes on the map so idk what can be the problem.
I never put cubemaps cuz I dont think this will change the visuals alot.
but yeah im here to improve and get better
JUDGE'S NOTES: This map had quite a few physical flaws with the map itself - no nodes built, doors that opened to the void, and no working cubemaps (at least once downloaded from the workshop). Besides that, it's your usual zombie slaying map. Visuals are nothing to write home about - in one or two places red was really overused - though the exterior portion was nice enough. The most memorable part of the map was the bait-and-switch with the first crowbar and the torso behind you. I'd say you should probably try to take some more time to polish and I'd advise getting a playtester onboard in future, but a simple entry without obtuse puzzles is a nice change of pace, so props for that. Keep at it.