DM-Place of Two Deaths Remix

not struggle as much, at the expense of visuals. The second quality to this map is the fact that even within the 6-8 player limit, there's no lack of action. One will always find an opponent easily, which keeps the action flowing quickly. The third quality is how smoothly the map flows. While it looks and plays as standard issue DM, it does so without any annoying niggles or gimmicks aside from the odd jump pad or hidden floor. For those who dislike it when maps sacrifice gameplay just for a "cool" feature, this will suit. For a future release, suggested improvements would include adding some more architectural detail in moderation, expanding the layout, perhaps more prominently implementing the 'pressure point' trick more often as a main feature, and toning down the ambient effects as well as using a greater variety of them. ~Mikouen
At first this map looks uninteresting, and graphically it is, but it does have some redeeming features. First is the performance - naturally, lower detail means that less powerful computers will