"A relic of the past is replaced by an overeager successor." - cheesy map description

My first Halo 5 map was inspired by hydroelectric dams. I wanted to have two buildings: one an old, dilapidated ruin and the other its sleek replacement. The blue building is the successor and the red is the relic. Check out the screenshots and the map preview to get a feel for the map!

So, why should you play this map?
If you can answer yes to any of the questions below, you may have a chance at enjoying Degradation...
Do you want a fun, free-for-all, or 2v2 map that is easy for first timers and yet has rewarding shortcuts for veterans?
Do you like hidden space whales?
Are you tired of symmetrical maps with repetitive MLG-esque gameplay?
Do you want verticality for ground-pounding shenanigans?
Do you like waterfalls and sunsets?
Do you like maps with easy and intuitive call-outs? What does "training" mean, anyway? The Pit... sheesh.
Do you like scenic grottos? (a fancy term for a cave, okay?)
Do you like maps that look faintly like a Mega Bloks set?
Do you like maps that have the aesthetic of a McDonalds jungle gym?

This is the map for YOU.

But seriously, uh, the map is great for 2v2 and free for all. It does have a few things that need to be fixed. (Namely, the intro cameras and a few rocks that 343 forgot to give physics.) But let's not talk about those right now... Let's also not talk about the fact that the video has the map name misspelled. Whoops. Let's just kick back, walk down some hallways, throw some nades, and have a smashing good time...

Special thanks: C tothe Shell, Chawsko, Sitri, LT Ambrose 26, and my girlfriend for lending me her macbook aka iMovie machine. I'm stuck running Vista and it's hard for me to talk about.