de_atoll_final

[h1]To start in retake mode, type "sv_skirmish_id 12; map de_atoll_final casual" in the console.[/h1] -------------------------------------------- Welcome to the MapINK Atoll, Atlantic Ocean. During World War II, the USA bought this tiny island from France and turned it into a nuclear storage facility. In 1953 it was disused and slowly after abandoned. Recently, some strange activity has been noticed by our satellites and we strongly believe that a group of terrorists are planning something. The CIA revealed to us that some old, never tested before, biochemical weapons are still on this island, and if they ever were to be released into the atmosphere, the whole world would be in danger. Time is short, we will arrive on the island in 5 minutes, good luck operators. -------------------------------------------- I've had this map in my files since summer of 2021. I didn't make it with any gamemode in mind and kind of forgot about it after many failed attempts at giving it a purpose. One day I decided to make a retake map, and Olaf suggested to use this map, brilliant. [b]I hope you enjoy it, if you have any feedback (no I won't let people go inside the kitty pool of death), feel free to tell it here or on the MapINK discord. Speaking of which, thanks to them for playtesting my map ![/b] MapINK Discord : https://discord.gg/A2njznHfKA ——————————————————————————— 📋 Steam Workshop Details Title: Atoll | 3v4 Retake Gamemode Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2782048127 Author: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198290134627 📦 File Info Original file name: de_atoll_final.bsp File size: 11.19 MB (11,732,767 bytes) Created: 2022-03-20T18:15:17+03:00 (unix: 1647789317) Yandex Disk path: /2022/1856052392799503869/de_atoll_final.bsp 🔗 Direct Links Steam UGC download: https://steamusercontent-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1856052392799503869/EC04C9A5A516C7D469A2E9B976647A5220187E16/ ——————————————————————————— Uploaded from Yandex.Disk: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/EKAI0qKTkQkXtw Thanks to DepoSit (@DepoSitorim on YouTube) for preserving such a large number of maps.