This is way too complex to work as a CSS map. There are way too many ways to get lost and the fact that the map changes with playercount isn't good thing because people tend to remember the routes and they go figuring why i cant go from here now while i used to.

The fps is quite nice, could be better at some parts. Displacement look odd at some parts of the map, unreal. There are also some quite dark spots there which really isn't a good for the gameplay part.

The most annoying thing is the large size and the separate files within the folders. I saw your text about creating this map and you said that now 2 maps can share the stuff. To make things easier, 1 bsp file would have been a better solution and compressing the custom textures too. Some are over 5 megs, which could be compressed to like 6th of that size. Big filesizes for maps are still limiting rapidly the map popularity these days.

Intriguing map. Loads of detail. Love the nooks and crannies to hide in. Destructive bridge is a nice touch too. Quick combat. I give it a thumbs up

I played the old cs 1.6 version, and it was one of my favorites. One common complaint was that it was too big if we had a small crowd.

The new method of expanding the map based on number of players really makes this map great. It's compact with a small crowd and then opens up as more people join. I hope to see many map makers use this idea.

Perhaps in future maps, have sprites that also appear when the map opens up and position them in or near the spawn. That may make it more obvious that a way that was previously closed is now open.

Pros: Great map, looks like a fair amount of time was spent, love the splitting map idea.