The drop offs to the dance floor are nice, but entirely too easy to hold out on. Zeds going up it and turning right at the top will get stuck behind the railing and follow you until they fall off. The ladder going from the second to third floor has a pathing problem. Avoid them entire, as anything on the dance floor can't escape unless it paths the stairs in the back of the club. The AI can go up the first, but not the latter-infact it'll just get stuck in place on the latter. Avoid those weird ladders that require a jumping step at the beginning or end. It's unlikely you'll ever be overwhelmed.Дance floor is a mess.

It's the perfect spot to hold out as everything goes through a narrow corridor, and then you can escape to the dance floor if it gets to be too much, with nothing below you(but you shouldn't make maps like that). Zeds should be able to attack from both sides, but in reality about 75% of the zeds walk past the red room to get to you, and the rest get stuck on level geometry.

The area behind the stage doesn't have a way for zeds to get on both sides of you. Players shouldn't have to pause and look around to get to the next area. Outside of a few areas, they all lead the player through the map which should be able to be read immediately.

Good maps all flow-spend time examining the tripwire maps. These are just hold out spots that are clutches for the weak players, and bad in practice. Rooms should have a minimum of 2 entrances distanced apart from each other-nothing like the red room next to the stage, the blue room on the top floor, or the dance floor steps. Dead end hallways are typically frowned on because they make hold out points at best, and at worst traps. So a couple of things to think about for your next map.

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