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BTW it's a good map except for these 2 particular ;)
If you want to try my map, here's the link, it's a little hard! ;)
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=77292983
Didn't like the "Get the timing right or die" paradigm used for the sphere puzzle. This would be very difficult to solve if you're playing with a controller.
I don't know why the gel dropper and the eventually-revealed cube behind it were there. I didn't need either of them to complete the map.
Also didn't need the portal surface over the faith plate which was exposed by one of the two cube sockets . I was able to reach the faith plate by flinging from the turret room and yo-yoing between the two rooms before I discovered the intended solution.
Not a bad map, but not a great one, either. It needs some work to prevent exploits that allow the player to complete the map without solving all of the puzzles.
I gave this map a thumbs up, but it's a marginal one.