hoes mad

HOW IS A SMALL MAP WITH ONLY 3 HOUSES AND A TINY LAKE A "NICE PLACE" HUH JUST PLAY GM_CONSTRUCT IF YOU WANT THAT NOOOOOOOOOOB!!!!

what????i cant hear you . i dont speak noob .

no terrible map no story and does not bring the core classic gameplay of garry's mod

ummmm what??? this is a good map what ???

nice place

" Bypasses are devices which allow some people to dash from point A to point B very fast, whilst other people dash B to point A very fast. People living a point C, being a point directly in-between, are often given to wonder whats so great about point A that so many people from point B are so keen to get there, and whats so great about point B that so many people from point A are so keen to get there. They often wished that people would just once and for all where they hell they wanted to be. "

I recommended to subscribe all of these addons if you see some of error texture, model etc https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=178664585

A map more avalble to GMod players is overlooked, while a series of maps that actually require CS:S (Rockford, which takes place in Quebec, a French-Canadian province in Canada) gets a decent number of comments, despite alienating people who don't have CS:S.

tl;dr
This map is good, the ones that require CS:S suck bauls.

I'm starting to numb now XD

Honestly, I'm not entirely sure what they're talking about. "French Canadian..."? "Rockford"? "Conversation..."?

dafuq?? I remembered I didn't put any cs:s texture in this map man how did that happened??

"* No Counter-Strike: Source Required"
map gets one conversation between two people
"CS:S TO THE MAX"
french candian-map empire
*cough*rockford*cough*

idk too

That might've been a minimum requirement....

N-- no. I was able to upload 1600x900 pictures. I've never had that issue, even before this addon was posted.

To add some screenshots into workshop it's requires 500x500 Scal of pictures. so that why all of my screenshot was converted to 4:3

Why have all the screenshots been converted to 4:3 ratio? I can tell they weren't natively 4:3 since the one with the television screen is clearly squashed.