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Unfortunately I'm not sure any of the other floors really have that much puzzle to them, but maybe for less seasoned players they'll pose a more significant challenge. The mods you used looked quite good. My only gripe is that each floor is pretty low detail, and could have used some more stuff to help spruce it up.
Literally anyone in their right mind would tell you this level is bad.
The entire level is incredibly wide with very little cover except the cars along the edges and with gun enemies all over the place it just makes for frustrating gameplay.
Enemy placement in general just sucks and this is a result of the terrible level design.
"-No Masha the Bear boss fight I haven't mastered NotePad++ yet, so the arena itself is replaced with ten badly placed enemies."
If you know they're badly placed then fix them, stop being lazy.
Before you use the excuse that "It's based off a game." Most games don't translate into HM, you sacrifice good level design to stay true to what you're basing the level off of, the TF2 level that came out a while ago suffered from this.
You have the potential to make high quality levels and personally I believe that you still can, but stuff like this is getting you nowhere. Please try and make good content.