Map Title: Complex

Very accurate version of Complex. It features the familiar tight corridors that lead into massive battle rooms, which are multi-leveled. This map is about 95-98% accurate. It is also modeled after the Perfect Dark version(the superior one). There is not much different between the two. Only the back room has an extra third level, nothing is missing from the Golden Eye map.

If Aesthetics are your thing, stop reading and look elsewhere. This is a N64 remake and the type of aesthetics your going to judge this on didn't exist on this game. There are aesthetics (rather primative) from the N64 and my budget was spent mimicing them. I purposely did not make anything new, because doing so would have ruined the accuracy of the map by changing sight lines.

However, if you want a compeditive map that has all the sight lines made by the professionals at Rare, then this is your map. It plays like it was meant for Halo!

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Description:

This is an asymmetrical map designed for hardcore, brutal gameplay. It is almost completely faithful to the classic Golden Eye/Perfect Dark Map. Though most gametypes are supported, this is perfect for slayer and king of the hill. Every room is accounted for(including the infamous Air Duct), as well as the various cover and lines of sight. This has always been my favorite map from that game, so extra care went into designing it. The scale is almost spot on, and the sheer size will welcome bigger teams.

The map was never pretty, it was basically a bunch of squares and rectangles (Nintendo 64 remember). But ask anyone who played this game and most will tell you that this was the best map. Please enjoy!!!

Team Size:
4-8 players. Maybe more. 3 or less can be a bit too small of a party.

You should start with default weapons:
Assault Rifle and the Magnum. I wish I had the budget for these, because they should be in here. However, you guys can leave them around with your dead instead.

Gametypes:
Rumble Pit, Team Slayer, Odd Ball, King of the Hill, and Assault.

Power Weapons:
Beam Rifle (1) - Shotgun (1 w/small clip).

Normal Weapons:
Plasma Pistol (1) - SMG (2) - Brute Shot (1) - Brute Spiker (2) - Needler (1) - Battle Rifle (2) - Covenant Carbine (2)

Power-Ups and Equipment:
Invisibility Orb (1) - Overshield (1) - Trip Mine (1)

The walls are very high to keep players from breaking out of the map. Due to the primative textures used in the original game (five rectangles per texture) I was able to mathmaticly scale the map, room for room, using the grid. The crypt proved to be perfect with just a bit of extra space to spare

This is the back room. Notice the upper area, it was the new addition on the perfect dark version of this map. Otherwise it is the exact same map from Golden Eye. The Sniper spawns up here. If you back up against the walls, you are safe from enemy fire down below. Well, as long as they don't jump to shoot, or climb up there after you.

These two pieces of cover are in the back room. Both are in there exact location as they were back in the day. One is by the entry point to this room. The other is under the catwalk for easy access if you get in trouble up there. Also notice the awning(the double blocks that hang over) These where N64 aesthetics authentically made and in scale. Ghetto as they maybe, this remake is full of aesthetics like these. So if you think the map is a little plain, take this into account as this remake was made from the heart and not the download record breaking brain!

This is the three storied room that was one of the hot spots. If you remember the lower area, it was a basement to the rest of the map. It’s impossible to recreate the basement, so I had to be creative and figure a way to do this without breaking the original map design. Let’s just say you will not notice the difference. Also, some may remember orange netting on the top floor. This was removed for two reasons: 1) to save budge and 2) because you could shoot through the surface anyway. Some think that Call of Duty 4 invented bullets that could shoot through cover. Well, Perfect Dark did. It was only refined in CoD 4 about a Decade Later. This game was truely ahead of it's time.

The original cover has returned and is perfect for setting up an ambush on anyone who enters the room.

This is another view from this piece of cover. A lot of extra attention to detail went into this map to maintain the original lines of sight.

Here are the catwalks. Notice the cover on the floor. It almost shields the Air Ducts. There is also a little hide away behind the Spartan like in most of the rooms, though I couldn't fit them in the pictures.

The infamous crawlspace or the air ducts. This will take you from the catwalk area to the main room. You will not be on radar when in here. Both exits have cover near by.

This is the Main Room It has a total of six entry/exits and the planks also act as cover, plus there is a hide away underneath one of the entries. This is a room where a lot of people will die. It is a short cut to every room in the map, and a good player will try to find a place to post up and pick people off who enter. You may notice that the room is open for the most part. This is exactly how it was originally. I think it was designed this way to keep players moving.

This is a massive hallway. As you can see, there is a hole in the upper floor or this room. This hole leads to the Tower. It is perfect for peppering a sniper in there with 'nades or gunfire before an assault. There are four entry/exits to this Hallway area.

This is the tower. It is a perfect place to snipe, but you will have to look elsewhere for that weapon. This room overlooks the main room, as well as a side tower via wall slits. It also has only one entry point(not including the hole in the floor, which is only an exit). If you get in trouble you'll find there is not much cover. The cover that is in here benefits the attacker. So you must either go through your enemy, or fall though the hole in the floor. If you’re lucky, an overshield may still be down there to help you turn the tables against your attacker. To balance the no cover factor, you'll see someone coming a mile away on your radar, as they have to make a few turns to get to you. This will enable you to steal the cover meant for the attacker. But be aware though, he will have more downstairs. However, if you're in a scope mode, owning newbs, you'll get own for not checking your radar.

This is the room with the pillars. It has one large hide away and one small. It also houses the shotgun, so if you don’t know where this weapon is you should stay away from here.

This room has been modified a little. Since you can jump in halo, there was no need for the full-3 wall ramp set up to get you to the second level. One bridge piece with a small ramp will do nicely. I also added an escape route that you can drop into, which leads to the invisibility orb.

Thank you. I hope you enjoy your new map.

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