Like most assault maps, it's easier to defend your territory than to attack. You seem to really have an advantage defending one of the rooms. And with this author, the technical merits outweigh the visuals. The map doesn't look real bad, but it's mostly void of stuff to look at. In a way, this might help you to focus on the goal at hand, as opposed to gawking at the eye candy, but it would be nice to see a few more goodies. The bots seem to know just what to do, which is a must with an assault map.

As the attacker, you have several doors to choose from, all in alphabetical order. You hit the A door first, rampage down the hall, and blast your way into the first room. You hit some buttons, which removes a force field in the B hallway. You battle in the next room, hit some more buttons, release another force field, and continue until you reach the D room. Now you need to fire a missile at these red lights in these four tubes at the ceiling. Not an easy task while bots are firing at you. Once these are gone, it's time to make your way to the core of this computer. Computer you say? Yeah, you're trying to ease the pains of a sick computer. Once inside the core, you swim through a couple of blue lights and all is well.