No offense to others who have created letter packs, but holy shit, I believe this is the best I've ever seen.

The letters are all very smooth and look actually as if someone has typed them all out, the attention to detail is really what makes this pack so fantastic. The texture choice is great, I love the realistic stone look to it.

I seriously can't get over how smooth and natural looking even the smallest curves are, yet there still doesn't seem to be a ridiculous amount of visleafs.

I'd bitch about there being enough letter packs already and this being no difference, but you actually went for something more unique in supplying people with russian letters, and again, the attention to detail seems to set it apart from all the others.

Noice work although I think you should work on something much more unique with ability to include such fine detail while keeping it game friendly, letters seem to be something others use to practice and / or simply to rack up their points.

I'd recommend trying to recreate a real-life object / location

Much better. I love it man, nice work. If I ever use a bridge in a map to cross a small-ish river I will definitely use this one. One of the best on FPSB imo.

I think the new wood used for the supports in the wood is too red-ish though. Nothing the average mappers can't easily change if they don't like though of course. Nice work. Nice to see you took my feedback positively and improved this.

I like it, I like it alot. The layout of the bridge is very unique with the complex curves on the ground. The vary of textures used on the roof looks very nice / flows well and also adds to the unique look of the bridge.

One thing I can see getting on someone's nerves however is the fact that the support beams are right through the middle of the bridge, blocking you from running through the middle and it overall just looks strange. I'd suggest making supports on the side as well. It'd also look better if there was some support at the ends as well, otherwise in the real world wind or weight on one end would just make the roof able to pretty much slide off.

It could do with some more small details, such as beams across the roof both ways but overall it's architecture is very unique and looks quite awesome.

I really don't like the 3 vertical beams in the middle though. It really looks quite awkward and seems to take away from a more realistic look. The beams / lack of beams and lack of a few more small details took away from realism.

Texture choice / variation is nice, curves are nice, overall very good. For future reference I recommend putting lighting in the test map to make screenies look better. Nice work.

Lighting is a definite plus in this map. The use of light_spot is overused, yet in a breathtaking way.

The lighting combined with the detail all around on the ceiling and walls (Bars, texture variation, etc) works together to make this map look realistic and overall just quite amazing.

There is actually light sources, yet you didn't even use props, just some simple brush manipulation to add to that detail of the roof and give this map that true wow factor. I love it.

The idea is only somewhat original, seeing as this is pretty much the exact layout of the original deagle maps, with the warehouse and box maze, etc.

Maze is blocky with very little visual extras, simply the small texture variation in the center which is the same on every block creating a repetitive feel. This repetitive feel was what killed the visuals for me.

Luckily the repetitiveness was only within the visuals and not the gameplay. The thing I love about this style of deagle map is the number of routes one can take. Choices leads to tactics, which in turn leads to a fun gaming experience - One can choose to charge down center, camp within a tight turn in the maze, or run randomly through the maze, leaving no room for repetitive gameplay.

Teamplay however, is limited, seeing as half the time you can't even tell where they are. If a teammate was to yell 'Need Backup' they'd take a few hours to receive that backup. :P

A possible idea to remove the idea of not being able to find your teammates is to make another high route from east to west (Like a cross in the center) or whatever.

As for the repetitive of visuals within the maze, you'll have to use your imagination for that. Perhaps you could put props and sprites within the maze? (Like one of those circular vents in a corner giving off smoke or something.)

I'm trying to be a harder critic, but it would appear I chose a bad map to start on, finding cons / improvements for this map was a difficult task. :P Nice job.