The map is called Space Lab and is to be found in my FS.

Overall features

It was designed to be played for 2v2 slayer and objective gametypes. I believe it should also work for 3v3, but I didn't try yet. I started from the idea of a closed, interior map, to give a change regarding the fact that most of the maps are too open, IMO. In order for it to be playable in a competitive way, I decided to make it perfectly symmetric (central symmetry). I usually start to design maps for CTF, since I believe it is the most exigeant gametype in terms of level design (spatial dependance, respawns...). From the bases, once you steal the flag, you have basically two ways out, both of them consisting of corridors. There is an open, central place between the two corridor-based structure leading to the base. There are giant walls over the corridors, in order to avoid people from jetpacking over them.

Technical Informations

You need between eight and ten seconds to get from the flag base to the center of the map while carrying the flag. There are various ways to set traps, as you can hide over the entrance of the corridors, or use the cover in the middle of the central place.

Weapons

Initial:
- Needler : one in each base, in a corridor
- Saw : In the very center of the map, on the ground floor.
No respawn.

Ordnance:
- At five different spots (symmetrically located), you can find, randomly: Sticky Detonator, Concussion Rifle, Saw, Sword, Needler, Scattershot and Railgun.

The timing depends on yours settings.

Tactical Advices

You better fight for the SAW at the begining of the game, as the corridor-like design makes it pretty powerful. Jetpack might be an advisable choice, as it will clearly increase your displacement capacity. You might as well consider grenade-oriented perks, as the corridors make them very useful. Finally, Mobility can be useful as well, to catch up the Flag carrier.

I'm kind of new at map creation, so I would appreciate criticism, especially about level design and respawns. I'm currently far from home, but I'll try to put a few pictures once I get back.