THIS was a map made for 3kliksphilip's Defenestration challenge. I didn't finish it in time, and in classic L00pi fashion, dropped the project in its basically complete state. I struggled to keep motivated for projects like this, and it basically ended my mapping career. The bit with the map is that the T's should try to plant the bomb or kill the CT's, and the CT's have to get either hostage, and then wait for the orange square to come down to the ground before they can rescue the hostage. If you don't rescue the hostage in time before the square drops, try exploring and you may find secret paths to enter the square. Perhaps there's a place for this map in the multiverse of mapping, or maybe it will fade into obscurity. All that matters to me is that this is the first finished, complete map that I've uploaded in YEARS. L00pi is back baby. I had an elaborate story planned out for this nonsensical map. Basically, a large group of scientists, soldiers and explorers travel to a pocket dimension, in which a strange ancient structure is falling apart before their eyes. After being trapped in this dimension with no way home, the explorers discover some form of an entity watching over them from above, a bright light that communicates solely by lowering an orange square down to the ground. A schism forms in the group: both groups want to return home, but their methods vary. The Anti-Square group believes that by destroying the entity with an explosion, they will destroy the dimension and return home. The Enlightened group believes they can appease the entity by sacrificing a human life into the square, and thereby will be allowed to return home peacefully. The two groups eventually fight, using their resources to try to stop the other group from achieving their goals. Thus, the Terrorists are The Anti-Squares, and the CT's are the Enlightened ones. They fight and sort of just keep fighting over and over achieving nothing. Feels almost like an SCP story looking back on it. But yeah, who writes stories for their CS:GO maps anymore am I right? Who appreciates a good story? Clearly YOU do since you're still reading this paragraph. Here, have a cookie. It's plain, I couldn't figure out how to put anything on it. Here you go! O