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This is the sequel to dod_pillbox2

After getting lots of feedback from the playtest, I decided to make a totally different style of pillbox map.

The trenches are now modernized and partly walled; you can no longer spawn camp, there (will) be 4 pillboxes on the map, 2 tent towers and 2 radio control stations (spawn zones). The layout and gameplay type will be very different, machineguns can now deploy in pillboxes and snipers will have even more vision obstruction.

A dust-like map that was originally made for Counter-Strike. The architecture is very simple (hence why it was made for Counter-Strike) but it recieved a little overhaul for Counter-Strike Source. The main 'feeling' of the map is archeology, hence the name 'de_archeo'. Terrorists have to bomb one of two valuable spots to win.

The map features both outside and underground spots, 2 sniping ranges, a lot of close-combat spots and very quick and intense rounds. Two bomb sites are available: (A) One in an underground tunnel where precious vases and crates of uncalculable price lay still unopened by archeologists who fled the region because of terrorist threats, or (B) an open archeology field where discovery of precious artifacts is imminent in a marked ground section.

NOTE! This map was made for Counter-Strike (1.6) but I modified it so it will now only work for CS:Source. The architecture is very simple, so bear with it. I am currently fixing some minor issues with the map, but it's already 100% completed. I'm already working on a more detailed maps which will use displacements and the full power of the new source engine, de_archeo2.

Rats Desktop2 is the same map as Rats Desktop BUT it has some additions and changes.
rats_desktop was kept as is because its gameplay is more sniper-oriented.

rats_desktop2 involves more interactivity (try click the mouse) and more adventure (breakable mugs, you can also climb up the computer screen on the post-its).

The map has been revised a bit to prevent its major sniping areas from being abused.