Bespin Traps

[i]trap[/i] would sound so much better." I now understand the S on the end. Very simply, there are trap[i]s[/i] in this map, and if you're clever you can uncover them and hopefully trick your opponents into killing themselves. Handy, eh? So I know what you're thinking. "Aww, another Bespin map? Boo." Feel free to think it (but don't say it!), but this map is definitely not bad. It's actually quite easy on the eyes, and does not scream [b]Bespin![/b] at me like most Bespin maps do. It does have some custom textures, which might alleviate the monotony Bespin maps tend to get. However the fitting and well-crafted architecture really help to keep this map interesting. That, and it's made with gameplay in mind, not fitting a stereotype. The more I look at the architecture, the more I like it. The blue texture really makes all the difference, especially since the author has used it in several ways to make several different looks. However the curves, couple with this particular texture, really give a unique flair to what would normally be a bland overly-copied Bespin theme. My only advice to the map critic would be, if you happen to fall off, don't look up. [b]Bot Support[/b]: Yes [b]New Models[/b]: No [b]New Textures[/b]: Yes [b]New Music[/b]: No ~Inyri [b][i]Want this map for Jedi Academy? [file="78053"]Find it here![/file][/i][/b]
A trusted source claims this map needs more robots. No comment from me on that. Anyway, I thought the name of this map was silly when I first saw it. I thought to myself "Bespin traps? Bepin