I'm surprised. My main worry was that it would lag to Stroggos and back. There are downfalls of using newer PC's with old games

Bet you're just being nice, you are way ahead of me in terms of map-creating skill.

OK, try and answer some of the questions above. and if there's anything the stuck out as a bit odd, please tell.

I'm going to be gone for a few days on vacation, so take your time

OK, back, all comments and criticism welcome

How big is your map?

Big? Size, or what? Maybe 10-15 rooms... Size is in Filefront.

Brushes: 483

Entities: 118

Hey, interesting map!
I'm impatient to test more.

First remark: it's related to your texturing, so you could probably refine it later. I think you should more differentiate ceiling from floor by using different textures or textures sets.

Well, we'll see how much I can get inspired to do

I see, I tried to always use different textures for ceilings and floors, but I will go through and make sure none are too similar, thanks.

I don't know how you mappers do these complicated brushes, it's just too hard for me. For example, that little corridor after the porch area, the door itself is really unique, I cannot make such complicated brushes... maybe I have to try GTK Radiant, maybe it's because of the editor... or because I suck at mapping.
Everything is excellent brush-wise, entity-wise. Only a few areas I'd change the texture of. But I forgot which ones, played it a while ago.
Keep up the good work.

Its very easy with GTK Radiant. I used to be the same as you Teo, but with GTK, it's as easy as pressing "e" and dragging the green dots around. If you want, you can have this map when finished or even WIP if you wish.

Gtk Radiant rules, it's a pleasure to create a map with it.

Trust a poor programmer who think he could create anything before trying this tool

Hahaha, agreed GTK is the best, Quark wouldn't even start up for me

Help needed: does anyone here know how to make lasers for your Quake 2 maps?