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Rumford- OfficialTF2 Map

Big map that I worked on to release as content for Team Fortress 2. Set in a paper-mill that's in real life. Officially added December 5th, 2022.

Produced by:
Aeon 'Void' Bollig
Louie 'bakscratch' Turner
Izotope
Alex 'FGD5' Stewart
Patrick 'Zeus' Hennessy
Neil 'Nesman' Stottler
Eric 'Erk' Browning

Read about here on the Official TFWiki: https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Rumford

Exterior of Blu team's spawn. Blu pushes the cart, and it goes boom at the end. Red wins by stopping Blu team.

Exterior of Blu team's spawn. Blu pushes the cart, and it goes boom at the end. Red wins by stopping Blu team.

Snowy wood chip pile.

Snowy wood chip pile.

Wood chip conveyor. Awesome model by Izotope, & the chip textures were made by Patrick.

Wood chip conveyor. Awesome model by Izotope, & the chip textures were made by Patrick.

Dam.

Dam.

Electrical substation. Every mill has to have one of their one.

Electrical substation. Every mill has to have one of their one.

Where they turn the pulp into paper.
Wrapping paper for festive times.

Where they turn the pulp into paper.
Wrapping paper for festive times.

This is where the bomb goes. It goes in the hole.

This is where the bomb goes. It goes in the hole.

Blu spawn.

Blu spawn.

You have no idea how much I payed to be next to the bear,

You have no idea how much I payed to be next to the bear,

Some of our signs are dubbed in French since Maine is so close to Canada. Also made by Patrick along with the other signs and stuff.

Some of our signs are dubbed in French since Maine is so close to Canada. Also made by Patrick along with the other signs and stuff.

Shipping paper. Different from wrapping paper.

Shipping paper. Different from wrapping paper.

Based off of a real wood processing facility in Maine, called Rumford. Image from: https://downeast.com/photography/our-favorite-letter-may-2018/

Based off of a real wood processing facility in Maine, called Rumford. Image from: https://downeast.com/photography/our-favorite-letter-may-2018/