TE-Taman1941 is based on a fictional setting where the Wehrmacht enters the Taman peninsula via the Strait of Kerch. Actually they retreated from the Caucasus on that route, so for all those who rather stick to historically adequate maps: No, this one turns history 180 degrees round. Nevertheless, some elements are in fact adequate: You will find German landing boats, so called 'Marinefährpramen' in this map. With more and more objectives captured the supply cableway to the Crimea will be completed piece by piece, thus making military success in the game visible by sort of behind-the-lines achievements.

Screenies: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/profiles/76561198069424703/images/

There have been earlier attempts at publishing this map on Steam's workshop. That 200MB limit, however, forced me to split it into several workshop items and some of you guys appeared to have some trouble with this. All files reside in this collection now so you can subscribe to them by one click.

Furthermore, the map had a no-show-issue regarding the RO2 ingame workshop map browser. The cause was the old file name prefix "TE_" which now has changed to "TE-"
I recommend emptying the cache folder to avoid trouble.

And yes, the map is big, only 1/4 is populated right now, but that area is playable. The background image above offers behind-the-scenes insight: instead of standard UDK terrain the map is built on 64 static meshes on a 8x8 roster, each of which has its own level streaming volume, hence you are confronted with a persistent level file and 64 more .roe files that were intended to contain actors for each terrain puzzle piece to be streamed in and out to handle graphics cost and allow for stable fps. The loading process, however, caused heavy lag itself, so ALL content is loaded into memory before match start and the streaming volumes only influence actor visibility. The goal of fps stability is achieved pretty fair, so far. At some parts of the map in its current state, further optimization is indicated.