What are your Top 5 FPS maps?

[Brown Cap]

Nuketown - CODBO
Omaha Beach - Medal of Honor, Breakthrough.
Underpass - CODMW2
No Mercy - L4D
Kino Der Toten - CODBO Zombies

 

[Mysten]

High Ground (Halo 3)
Valhalla (Halo 3)
Waterworks (Halo 2)
Guardian (Halo 3)
Powerhouse (Halo: Reach)

Yeah, all Halo. Maps from any other FPS games I've played have simply never struck the same chord that Halo maps have with me.

 

[Shock and Awe]

5. Break Point(Halo: Reach)
4. Blood Gulch(Halo: Combat Evolved)
3. Sand Trap(Halo 3)
2. The Pit(Halo 3)
1. Avalanche(Halo 3)

Bungie makes awesome maps; sue me.

 

[Elamdri]

Wouldn't know, I don't play HQ. I did play Nuketown for about 6 hours of TDM once, though. I cried a little when they took out the ability to constantly vote one map in.

Nuketown is a fun map, but it doesn't work for all gametypes. And yeah, I also miss the ability to vote for maps over and over.

Maybe I'm weird because I started playing FPS games on the PC, but I miss having 24/7 servers that only ran one map.

 

[RADIALTHRONE1]

All from CoD4
1: Backlot
2: Backlot again
3: Overgrown
4: Crossfire
5: Shipment
6: Crash

As you can tell i love cod4

 

[eternal-chaplain]

In response to Ephraim J. Witchwood:

You really hate video games don't you?
Considering you actually bought Black Ops and LIKED IT there's not much I can do to change you're half-baked opinions, but I'd be impressed if you could give me one reason why that's a good FPS map that I don't stomp out in just a second or afterwards:

The map is small, that much is obvious, and while many people enjoy that because it allows for kills to pour in constantly with one being able to shoot someone and turn around and repeat the process, the reality is, that's a terrible thing. with kills and deaths coming as fast as they do on that map, no time or thought ever ends up being put into a decision making process because tactics become almost non-existent. It also allows for kill streak bonuses to be rewarded faster and that promotes individual play and destroys the game's team dynamic making players fight on their own to earn kills rather than fight with a team to win the match. Being small also makes it virtually impossible for a squad of teammates to move and operate effectively again detracting from the team dynamic and promoting individualized play. The map itself is poorly design with the backyards and houses being open providing no grounds for cover-based shooting and the space between the two house being cluttered itself recreating the barren, thin corridors present in every single one of the other maps again providing no grounds for tactics so much as constant moving and thoughtless individualized actions.

To be frank, Black Ops' multiplayer is effectively destroying online gaming.

 

[Elamdri]

In response to Ephraim J. Witchwood:

You really hate video games don't you?
Considering you actually bought Black Ops and LIKED IT there's not much I can do to change you're half-baked opinions, but I'd be impressed if you could give me one reason why that's a good FPS map that I don't stomp out in just a second or afterwards:

The map is small, that much is obvious, and while many people enjoy that because it allows for kills to pour in constantly with one being able to shoot someone and turn around and repeat the process, the reality is, that's a terrible thing. with kills and deaths coming as fast as they do on that map, no time or thought ever ends up being put into a decision making process because tactics become almost non-existent. It also allows for kill streak bonuses to be rewarded faster and that promotes individual play and destroys the game's team dynamic making players fight on their own to earn kills rather than fight with a team to win the match. Being small also makes it virtually impossible for a squad of teammates to move and operate effectively again detracting from the team dynamic and promoting individualized play. The map itself is poorly design with the backyards and houses being open providing no grounds for cover-based shooting and the space between the two house being cluttered itself recreating the barren, thin corridors present in every single one of the other maps again providing no grounds for tactics so much as constant moving and thoughtless individualized actions.

To be frank, Black Ops' multiplayer is effectively destroying online gaming.

Small maps aren't really the problem, it's how Black Ops treats spawning in Multiplayer.

If instead of constantly respawning, you stay dead throughout the round and the game ends when one team is dead, like how Counter-Strike Works, Nuketown would be fine. I mean, really Nuketown is LARGER and has more cover than a lot of really good Counter-Strike maps, like Iceworld. However, since you can spawn over and over, and the spawns change constantly, you find yourself having people spawn in behind you, which can be very frustrating. Nuketown would be a much better map on gametypes like Search and Destroy where you have to be a lot more careful.

 

[Kortney]

I loved Brecourt in the first Call of Duty game.

I'm not much of an FPS fan so I don't really have a "top 5" but some others I like are Blood Gulch from Halo and that one from Counter Strike - it's like a desert town.

In response to Ephraim J. Witchwood:

You really hate video games don't you?
Considering you actually bought Black Ops and LIKED IT there's not much I can do to change you're half-baked opinions, but I'd be impressed if you could give me one reason why that's a good FPS map that I don't stomp out in just a second or afterward

Wow. Since when did you become the authority on what people should and shouldn't like? Stop with the elitism kid, you don't deserve it.

 

[eternal-chaplain]

-snip-

First off, there's a quote button. Not to be an ass, but it's best to use that when replying to somebody.

Second, this discussion is not "What is the Best Designed Multi-player Map?" it is "What Are Yout Top 5 FPS Maps?" Nuketown is enjoyable to me because random clusterfuck games are fun in my opinion. Just because they aren't to you doesn't make it a bad map.

Third, your comment reeks of militant CoD hater, an internet species I make every attempt to avoid. Never did I say I liked Black Ops. I only said I liked Nuketown. The game itself is largely mediocre to bad (with the exception of Zombies, which remains excellent if not better), with many problems plaguing its competitive online multi-player and campaign.

Do not come at me with bullshit such as this unless you really think it's going to work.

Yeah, sorry I noticed too that I accidentally hit 'reply' instead of 'quote' but that fact aside, I don'y hate CoD: on the contrary, WaW had one of my favorite campaign of any FPS and CoD 4 did a good job with its online play, and Black Op's Reznof is one of my favorite video game characters of all time despite being surrounded by bumbling 2-dimensional trash in a poorly design and utterly uninteresting environment.

 

[sansamour14]

Blood Gulch - Halo 1
Isla Innocentes - BFBC2
Harvest Day - BFBC
Downpour - CoD 4
Africa Harbor - BFBC 2

 

[SADASS]

The Edge - Quake 2
Dead Simple - Doom2 DM
Rock2 - TFC
CP_steel - TF2

And Uhh, Another First Person Stealth, Thief 2's Rooftops. (Which I can't get running on Win7. Anyone have any guides?)

 

[Hader]

I loved Brecourt in the first Call of Duty game.

I'm not much of an FPS fan so I don't really have a "top 5" but some others I like are Blood Gulch from Halo and that one from Counter Strike - it's like a desert town.

You played Halo?

And that would be DE Dust you are thinking of I believe. And there are 2 variants of it. Aptly named, DE Dust 1 and DE Dust 2.

I second Blood Gulch but I add Death Island and Hang em High, the latter being a more popular one from Halo and the former a lesser known but horribly underrated map.

 

[Elamdri]

1. Morpheus - UT
3 incredibly tall skyscrapers reaching beyond the stratosphere, the map focused on their top parts. Amazingly fun map, amazing music (seriously, I listen to it even outside the game), and low gravity. I used to play this thing for hours in the UT demo. Racked up like 600+ frags... per session. Didn't get bored.

2. de_dust2 - Counterstrike
One of the fan favourites, features lots of tight corners and a great mix of long and close range combat, grenade spots and camping locations in an arabic town theme. Hard to choose this over de_dust and cs_assault, but I think this is the superior map. Played this until my eyes bled.

3. fy_iceworld2k - Counterstrike
The old "just go fuckin' kill'em" map, with a few retouches. I practiced so much on this map it's unbelievable. Used to 1v1 my best friend until we both had like 120-120 frags. Still didn't get bored.

4. Facing Worlds - UT
Two high towers on an asteroid. Mirror map for CTF. Again, fun as hell. Didn't play this one as much, but it's one of the best CTF maps out there.

5. Skidrow - Modern Warfare 2
Had to choose between this one, Karachi and Sub base. Karachi's the one I got my most impressive scores on, but this one stays closer to my heart for some reason. Maybe it's all the frags I got in the corridor. Heheh. Running around this map with an SMG was fun as hell.

You sir, have EXCELLENT taste in FPS maps.

 

[-Drifter-]

1. Diemos, UT 3
2. Wake Island, Battlefield: 1943
3. White Pass, Battlefield: BC2
4. Widow's Patch, Red Dead Revolver
5. Lockout, Halo 2

 

[pha kin su pah]

Hanoi - black ops
Panama canal - bc2
guardian - halo 3
corinth highway - kz3
Salamun market - kz2

 

[PlasmaFrog]

Gulf of Oman - Battlefield 2
Facility - Goldeneye 64/Source
Goldrush - Team Fortress 2
Valhalla - Halo 3
Overgrown - Call of Duty 4

 

[Discord]

Havanah - COD: BO
My Custom Maps in Forge - Halo: REACH ^___^
Visari Palace - Killzone 2

(I can't remember the name but it was the Multiplayer map in Call of Duty 3 that had a BIG DAM in it) - Call of Duty 3

Rust - MW2 (I love useing scavanger and Smoke Grenades - it added to the fun)

 

[Darth_Dude]

Terminal - MW2 So many memories...
Broadcast - COD4 Again, the good times..
Creek - COD4
Rust - MW2
Highrise - MW2

I like Cod, sue me..

 

[Zer_]

It's time to get oldschool.

The Edge - Quake 2

Campgrounds - Quake 3 / Quake Live

Spider Crossings - Threewave CTF (A mod for Quake 3 Arena)

Overkill - Rocket Arena 3 (A mod for Quake 3 Arena)

2Fort - Team Fortress 2

 

[pejhmon]

In no particular order,

Gravelpit - Team Fortress 2 (although that's probably due to the fact that I love the server I play it on)

The finale of One 4 Nine - Left for Dead 2 community map

A map in Starcraft : Brood War that just had a fuckload of minerals - Starcraft : Brood War (just for the lolz, can't remember the name though)

Blood Drive (if I feel like playing Horde) or River (if playing multiplayer) - Gears of War 2

Jotenhiem - Age of Mythology (great map for team play, especially against bots due to their stupidity against walls)

Other than that I forget which maps I like (or more importantly, dislike) till I'm in game and for computer based games it can be fairly heavily influenced by the server itself and the game mode I feel like playing at the time (like I was on this German CS:S server for quite a while that only played gg_lego_arena)