The layout of stage 1 has been revised to be balanced more in favor of blue so that more matches make it to the second stage. If you prefer the previous version, download b18 from the version archive: https://tf2maps.net/downloads/snowbase.5966/history

b3 > b18 Changelog (Workshop update)

These changes represent more than a year's worth of work to improve the map as best I could. There are some major layout changes to 1B and 2B, as well as a slew of other minor changes to improve gameplay, visuals, sound, and framerate. I hope you enjoy these changes as much as I do!

Stage 1 A:
-Adjustments to ammo packs at point to nerf engineer stacks

Stage 1 B:
-Reworked flank area behind point to add more gameplay space and offensive / defensive options, as well as a new route from red spawn
-Added grate to area under bridge to combat spawncamping and make sewer route safer but still visible
-Changed sewer route from dropdown to stair
-Added small ammo to sewer for spies
-Added rock to main blue push area for cover
-Replaced rock with large tank to make clipping and sightlines more predictable
-Added bridge to far blue flank

Stage 2 A:
-Added small ammo to cliff route for spies
-Removed ammo from cliff flank basement to nerf camping pyros
-Added nobuild to air conditioning units to prevent cheeky teleporters

Stage 2 B:
-Flipped entirety of point room for sightline management and to move flank so that red cannot sneak behind the main blue setup easily
-Changed point to pedestal design to provide cover and create more dynamic battles around the point
-Removed high grounds on either side of point, added new high ground to end of room opposite red spawn
-Added large "playground" flank area to provide blue access to new high ground and far flank
-Added new closet near point to give red engineers more options
-Simplified main choke to make battles less chaotic
-Relocated stairs to lobby for ease of use
-Added new stairs from garage to lobby high ground for clarity / ease of use
-Relocated blue forward spawn to reduce walk times and lead players in the right direction