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But anyways, that was not great... it was too big, too convoluted, and I'm prety sure you didn't playtest it... I can see where you were going though, and it seems cool... Try to replay the game, play some community chaimbers, maybe some mods. Pay attention to what makes for a great level, and then try and apply those concepts to you chaimbers. You can do something great, I'm sure, you'll just need to put some effort playtesting it.