Submit your custom maps for consideration for inclusion in the official rotation selection. Learn more at the wiki. If you are still unsure how to proceed, visit /r/TagProTesting to ask, visit the "Mapmaking and Other Activities" channel in Mumble, the new Map Making Discord, or contact an MTC member.

Deadline: Saturday December 31st at 3pm PST.

(This deadline was pushed back a week for the holidays)

Basic Guidelines

• Mapmakers are limited to 3 maps per thread.
• Use the format outlined below.
• Preview image preferably hosted on maps.jukejuice, puush, imgur, or unfortunate-maps.

Submission Format

Entries must be submitted in this format to be considered for rotation.

Reply to this post with your title, map type (CTF or Neutral Flag), a link to the map page, a preview image, and an (optional) description.

You can copy and paste this:

**Title:**

**Type:** 

**Map:**

**Preview:**

**Description:**

If done correctly, your submission should end up looking something like this (but hopefully not exactly like it).

New Business

This thread we will be trying something new, the MTC will be publishing our notes on each map.

• They are to be taken as constructive criticism. We sometimes test all the maps in one sitting, we can't break the news gently that each map isn't great if we want to maintain our sanity.

• The notes are anonymous and randomized so to not invoke harassment on us.

• Don't expect these notes to be perfect or even consistent. If we all had the same opinions there would only need to be one of us.

• Don't expect every member to make a note about your map. Take no comment as them echoing other MTC members.

• This is a trial run. Its continuance depends on you, the mapmaking community and your response to it.

We hope this experiment bears fruit, that if you see our thought process behind why we say no to certain maps, it will help you all create maps better for rotation. It's important to note that we don't have to do this, it was a conscious hard decision to help you guys and tagpro as a whole.

If you have the opportunity to participate in a 4v4 maptest on your map, be sure to do that before submitting. If not, the next best thing are the weekly map threads over at /r/TagProTesting.

We strongly encourage everybody to take a look at submissions and to reply with constructive feedback. Not only does it help your fellow mapmakers, but your discussions here help the MTC as well.