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The key to The Citadel is the room with the five transporters arranged in a square, with one in the middle. The four corner transporters take you to one of the four corners of the citadel, most of which you have to visit. Once I understood this, navigation became easier. Initially, the map seemed like a confusing maze with no clear purpose. It still feels that way, but it is not as hard to navigate once you understand the layout.
I start the map by running around the outside, killing as many enemies as I can. I try to take out the monsters in the windows; otherwise, I will have to deal with them later when I am inside. I find the outside more interesting than the inside.
Although the map at first seems like a poor level, I am kind of glad it is in the game. There are enough interesting things about it to make it worth playing.
In general, Doom II maps tend to be larger, more confusing, and filled with more ambushes. This can be frustrating, but it also offers more of a challenge.
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