After a while, I decided to create a compound from one of my favorite games. This project was completed in less than two weeks, and I did not intend to spend more time on it, but it was definitely one of my best experiences in building a multiplayer and open-world level. It was something I had less knowledge and skill in, but thanks to spending time in this lovely game, I gained intuitive experience for creating this level.

I would also like to give special thanks to Mikhail Kadikov, who, as the designer of one-third of the compounds in this game, gave me very good feedback to help shape this level.

The layout structure is as follows:

• A boundary space with various entry points considered.

• Pockets, which are small chunks within the boundary space, serve to block the player's direct view of the surroundings and create a safe margin for battles outside the main building.

• Bunkers or tactical buildings around the main building help attackers confront the internal team in a safer space.

• Finally, the central building, which is the largest building in the compound, serves as a suitable place for the defending team.

Additionally, I considered areas called dead zones that are not inside any pocket and are defenseless, but despite the high risk, they provide attackers with a quick opportunity to enter the main building.

Now I will discuss the key points I considered in this level:
 

First and foremost is the composition. From the very beginning of the process, I aimed to present the main building as grand and dominant over the environment using basic and simple shapes from various angles. This approach helped me block out the structure with a good view from every angle and guide the player toward the central building.