_{Greaserpirate's first comment on the original bugged node (node deleted for a clean slate):}
"I encountered a lot of errors while trying the maps out.

Warzone 5 and Boneyards loaded fine, but Warzone 6 and 7, as well as Recruit, crashed Sauer as soon as they finished loading. Class loaded, but the lightmaps were glitched (they kept flickering between only ambient light and weird patchy lights).

I eventually found that the boneyards textures showed up when you renamed "packages/textures/pyccna" (in your warzone2 package) to "textures" and merged it with Sauer's "textures" folder, and the "recruit" textures would show up when I renamed "packages/textures/pyccna/recruit" to "pyccna" and put it under "packages" in Sauer. So, you're gonna have to fix the packaging.

My advice is repackage it so that everything works when you merge the "pagckages" folders, without any moving around. In addition to making problems much less likely to occur, this will make installing a whole lot easier.

From what I did see, Boneyard and Warzone 5 looked great. I really wish there had been more monsters to fight (especailly after the nukes) but the map itself was amazingly detailed, and sort of hauntingly beautiful. (you could make it even more so by having the music be silent with some ambient sounds on the map, and maybe turn Fanatic back on when the nukes start to count down. There are some really good haunting ambient sounds on OpenGameArt, and Red Eclipse has some that are CC-BY-SA)

The layout of Boneyard was good, expect you should really break up the long hallways from one spawn to the other, at least put some boxes in the way so that players can't shoot down the entire thing. Also, in the middle with the Quad damage, it doesn't make sense why you should die when you jump on the lower beams. Lowering the height of the death-clip or adding electricity or lasers there would fix this problem.

Overall, good work, and I can't wait to see the rest when it's working!"

Problems have hopefully been fixed.
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Why not just package it in such a way where all you have to do is merge the packages folder instead of putting sp and mp maps into separate folders.

This content has been here for a while, but I'll now finally give my thought on the MultiPlayer maps. (I'm only now playing them for the first time, so this will be on an as-i-notice-it basis, per usual)

Recruit:
...aaaand the textures are messed up. One of the reasons I waited to download this package was that I hoped that you would fix the packaging and/or in-node directions for installation so I wouldn't have to deal with this. I followed all the in-node directions, but it still gives mostly tex-errors. [Boneyard loads correctly, but more on that later]
This map is boring.
Class: A not-too interesting idea, and a terrible map to test it on.
I just don't know about the class idea, because just having ammo freely availible in spawn (like on Mach2 or Europeum) has the same effect without rigid enforcement. I like the idea of team spawns for CTF, because it allows for the team to have ammo without the other team being able to use those same ammo pickups to camp the base. However, I don't think your system here works very well.

Boneyard:
I like the visuals, but not much else. Like a lot of your maps, it is narrow and flat. It's better than some (the outside parts show some promise) but there's really nothing noteworthy about it.

I'm overall not very impressed by these maps, though recruit at least has some use of height unlike many of your maps. I would challenge you, next time you make a map, to think of height as fluid, not static. Have levels change throughout the map instead of a couple set, absolute floors. I realize that many of your environments such as spaceships don't lend themselves to this type of construction, instead favoring ordered, efficient plans, but that doesn't make for good or entertaining gameplay. Look at a map such as Tempest, which has lots of changes in height on any path you can take between flags. Boneyard, while having multiple levels, has little interaction between them. Some small instances are noted improvements over previous map, but height is barely in play in most cases. The outside have the biggest change in height, but there is barely any cover, so most of the gameplay in this area will be people getting sniped as the jumppads throw them into the air and make them easy targets.

4/10
Focus on making one map, and then wait, look back at it in a week, and improve it before even posting it for the first time. Your revised version of [temporary name blank, your recent ice map] was not bad, but it would have been nice if it was the first version posted instead of a revision.

There, I attached a zip of revised cfg files and a new directory for the recruit textures. If this doesn't fix the problems, then there's nothing more I can do.
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