This is going to be a process thread. I'll be posting links to my Fileshare as well as image updates to the maps' progress. These maps are meant to reflect areas from the original Halo's CAMPAIGN but with changes added for Halo4's Matchmaking. These maps will go through a number of changes based on feedback from you guys/gals. I'll not be posting this on other websites (outside of maybe CommunityCustoms.info). The reason for this is simple. You guys are the only ones that actually seem to care enough to test maps and give both "FanBoy" and "Compeditive" feedback. You are more then welcome to "spread the love" by sharing the map and testing it with friends. All I ask is that you NOT make changes to it and then repost to another Fileshare. I want to keep changes isolated on my end and in this thread. Updates to these maps will be posted in my Fileshare with a Version Number (V1.0.2, V1.0.3, etc).

Jackal Island
http://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/players/sespider/halo4/fileshare#!/?section=GameMap&SearchDate=7&SortBy=2&view-select=Tile&startIndex=0

Designed based on the familiar area from Alpha Halo. This map is home to a, now dead, Forerunner structure after a mudslide. After the destruction of The Ring, the UNSC returned to this area and started to uncovered new Forerunner structures once hidden by rock and earth. Sadly the UNSC has yet to complete their research due to invasion from the Flood and Jackals that still inhabited the area. The area was scanned and saved in the Infinity's records and is now used for training Spartan IVs, ODSTs, and Marines. Off Duty UNSC staff often load this island without A.I. as a place to relax and (ironically) escape their battles with the enemy.

Currently set up for CTF, One-Bomb, Slayer, Flood, and Extraction.
Feedback has reported Spawn issues and request to move the center structure to the center and placing teams on the sides for "fairness" between teams. The UNSC is on record with the statment: "Fairness is not a luxury in war. And likewise should not be expected in combat training." The UNSC is still undecided on what changes (if any) should be made to the map's layout until more test are completed.