Miketheratguy Murderers and Mysteries's video: Testing Psycho in a CoD4 team deathmatch with 31 bots

Based on the Bates motel and residence of the famous film, my 21st waypointed map kind of came about by accident. Meaning, this isn't it. I was curious to waypoint Psycho but for some reason an error reading the file prevented me from doing so. I was disappointed but figured that I'd see if the daytime version of the same map, released by the same author, would work. To my surprise, that one did. Even more to my surprise, what looked like a simple map was actually quite complicated. The map is essentially an obstacle course on a hill, with very little room for open maneuverability. With only a few exceptions, most paths have to divert around various objects - tree trunks, automobiles, fencelines, logs, assorted junk. It makes for a stressful map, but in a fun way. It's unique because the soldiers really have a lot of different directions that they can suddenly be moving in, with very few lengthy straightaways. So anyway I waypointed Psycho Day and was happy with it, the waypointing was tedious but I enjoy the map. Once it was done I wondered if maybe the original Psycho would work now if I packed the new waypoint file along with it. Again, to my surprise, it does. I could have sworn that the author said that he changed the layout or rearranged a bunch of objects, made improvements, etc., for the day version. All I know is that, with the occasional exception of soldiers climbing on parked cars when they're not supposed to, the maps perform essentially the same. So I got my Psycho map after all, and got the daytime version thrown in as a free bonus - even if the actual construction of the waypoints of these maps took place in the opposite order!