First off, you lose points for packaging. It needs to follow the guide, which means:
using the /packages/base folder(s)
everything is lowercase (.JPG should be .jpg)
the ruins.jpg should be 256x256 pixels, not 1440x900 (!?!)

Your cfg should not contain the / marks preceding the commands: the engine knows that commands in the cfg are, well, commands.

And then finally, this is not suitable for all gametypes: just the deathmodes. With the public release of CTF just days away, and capture a classic by now, you should avoid statements like "can be played in all gamemodes" unless it is genuinely true.

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The good:

Texturing is consistent, something that goes over well in this community. Nothing crazy or new, but solid. Geometry was pretty solid, I wouldn't have clipped the outer edges, but that's your call. There's just enough leg room by my reckoning, but I know that other people will disagree about that one. Damage to the environment looked believable, if a bit repetitive. Lighting was thorough, if a bit bland. Torches and particles were a good touch, though I felt that the particles were a bit much for the weenie little torches.

A very playable map.

Firstly, you have not used the taxonomy at all to categorize your entry, a little more effort when posting your content would be appreciated. As it stands, this map will have to be deleted if you don't take the time to properly format and tag your node.

Secondly, I have seen a consistent stream of maps coming from you that look okay, but don't play at all very well. Your maps are not bad, but they don't suit the gameplay they're supposedly designed for.

Lastly, you don't seem to be taking feedback to improve the quality of your work, and judging by the poor level of response you are getting, these maps are doing nothing but collecting dust and taking up space.

The purpose of Quadropolis is to debut content, get feedback, and improve your overall skills. Please participate in the community properly, instead of just spewing out maps every other day. Go back and spend some quality time with the ones you already have and make them actually worth the download.

Please take a look at some of the nodes on this site to see the level of quality that is expected before you post, also refer to the User's Guide and the Packaging Guide.