Thx for the comment.

I'll consider of making an other screenshot at the next release of this map.

With toggle outline on (key "7"), I clearly see that I use mostly 6 and 5 sized cube (2 is the most little, curently , June 12th ;) ) Size 6 is used in map like ph capture and it doesn't seem very natural, IMHO. This size is also use in FB capture. Both are quite old, I remember I played on it when there were only 6 or 7* maps on capture mod. In the other hand, Relic, a more recent one, use size 4 cube for most of it "natural" geometry, and the map oasis use a size 3! So I'm not convinced that I should remake all with a level less. And I tried too avoid a lot of flat bit too.

I know the trick that consist of use clip and noclip too keep the move smooth, but I don't think it's very usefull here. All the edge are slighly rounded, and I don't understand what a perfectly cubic clip would improve... Moreover, I didn't snag on any edge in this map.

Concerning the underwater part, I may remake it more open. I need playtests... But the water slow the move, but open totally the z axis (jump still works), that would finally result in a huge drop of life expectancy anyway. Then I'm not convinced that a lot of space is needed, and I prefered to put some kind of cover that actually reduce the space available...

*urban_c, fb, ph, face, nmp9, and old version of nmp8 and maybe river_c... That's was really not enough ;)

Yeah, I'm not a big fan of complicated underwater areas, period. So I'm a bit biased there :P

NP

I know I have a tendancy too make everything complicated, and even when I try too keep everything simple, I often fail somewhere. Moreover, I wanted to make a map with an important underwater part, event if it's contrary to the fast gameplay of sauerbraten.
Here, the underwater section is a diagonal of the map, with rocky pillars, and connections with two corners and the center of the map. It's a shorter way (a few seconds less) to go from one corner to the other, but also a more dangerous one (the layout is designed for CTF).
Finally, it's a little experimental...

oops!

Fixed.