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I don't mind multiple paths to the endpoints, but I need to have a decent idea of which direction I'm supposed to go in.
The survival map, on the other hand, is not particularly something I really enjoyed, mainly because.... it feels weird to play a limited resources survival. Granted, you do have enough resources to deal with the waves (even on Extreme), but I am more used to playing survival where ammo are considered to be pretty "infinite" in a way.
Due to the map being really small, you will be looping around a lot, which allows you to be ambush sometimes by spitters or runners starting their attack animation even before you can see them, and when you do, its just cheap damage that you can't really avoid, which is not the map creator fault, but more on the AI behavior. I do appreciate the map being constantly updated though.