USS Atlantis

it\'s not completely unreasonable considering some of the awful ways other mappers have used for getting between decks. You start off appropriately in the transporter room. From there a central corridor connects all the other rooms of the ship (briefing room, weapons locker, bridge, engineering, etc.) Most of the rooms are a bit small looking and do not deviate from the standard box-like room structure. The bridge and engineering, however, are quite spacious and offer a lot of room and equipment to play around with. From engineering, you can use two side corridors to access the shuttle bay. It\'s a bit disappointing that this map does not use EF2\'s great scripting ability to make for some really interesting RPG elements, but this being Scott\'s first map I can\'t hold that against him. The doors in the map are a bit crazy (if I remember correctly, some of them didn\'t open right), and the pk3 is not set up right (where\'s the MNI file :p). For future maps, try to give the map some z-axis work (like giving engineering a second level), caulk unseen faces, and definitely try out some scripting :D
USS Atlantis is an RPG map that takes place pretty much on one deck. At first this bothered me a bit as it is pretty rare to see a ship that contains everything in this map all on one deck. But then