引用自 Jumpity Jenkins：

First things first, I just want to tell you that this has to hands down be the best Garry's Mod map I have ever played. Very few can even compare to this, there's no good reason this shouldn't be on the front page. Well done.

However there's one little feature that I was disappointed not to see. Messing with the lights and power inside the bunker. This would have been a really nice addition to the map in my opinion. Honestly I could get by with just the ability to completely shut off the lights and call it good, but it's always fun to get more creative with these things.
A few ideas for this:

- Reactor Room: Instead of it just acting as a sort of kill room, you should be able to damage/disable the reactor and cut off most of the major power throughout the entire area. It'd disable all the lights (replaced by red emergency lights) and limit access to some other things like elevators and lifts.

- Backup Generators: Everything is now just being powered by an emergency generator, which could also be disabled, completely shutting off all lights (forcing you to use something portable like flares or a flashlight) and disabling things like electronic locks (keypad door locks), the blast doors, etc, forcing whoever is down there to find a way to get the power back on. Generators could be outside on surface level, or be built into the facilitiy somehow and controlled from the power systems room, lots of things can be done.

- Control Console: Have an additional control console (like the blast door control) that can cut power from areas or systems, like, of course, the lights. What i'm guessing is a much more (though not sure HOW much more) complex feature would be limited power. If the reactor is broken or damaged somehow, you can't have full power in the facility. Instead you can only have power diverted to certain tasks, like elevators, doors, and such.

引用自 Awesomeguy002：

Optimistic. But sadly, stuff like this isn't easy, he'd have to replace EVERY light in the map if he were to implement this. But I'd say it's a pretty good idea, albeit difficult.