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Things I think could improve your maps would be dedicating more time to decorating the cities. If you place objects between buildings, on the streets, etc., it gives a polished feel to the map, which makes it much more attractive for mission editors. Also, try to avoid scattering buildings randomly; instead, connect them with the rest of the environment — add roads, fences, garages, etc. That kind of detail makes the maps feel more natural.
Keep up the good work, because you’re really good at it and you have great ideas. I wish I knew how to make maps so I could create even a fraction of one as good as yours.
also you gotta fix those fields its horrible