Why is Gas Heaven a map?

Think about it, a big structure in the middle of the map that is very very safe if you leave as soon as you hear the TR and has 2 windows on different sides giving survivors multiple exits and incase you decide to waste your time going after one person there they have pallets infront and behind the building and depending on the layout you can get a window on the opposite side of the garage and no door nearby or even at the back meaning if you want to chase them you have to waste time and vault it (spoiler alert you won't catch them unless you have Bamboozle or a fantastic mobility tool so F Wraith, Doctor, Myers, Bubba, Freddy, Pig, Clown, Plague, Demogorgon, and Legion). I'd have to say depending on the pallet placements you get it's a safer god loop than the Ironworks of Salt, not to mention that gen in the store if you get a certain window is pretty much a freebie for the survivors and if you don't get rid of the truck pallet it basically turns into a get out of jail free card against over half the roster. While that's egregious enough the middle of the map is littered with pallets (may the entity help you if the middle has a lot of pallets) and they get a guaranteed Crane/Bus (pick your poison) to use right near the middle of the map. As bad as all of that sounds it gets worse, the needless great wall(s) of Behavior that blocks a 1/4th of the map that just so happens to have 3 potential gens spawn there. Good luck gen patrolling with a regular 115% killer because that dumb wall makes the map feel much larger than it actually is and it's already pretty sizable thus making patrolling those gens back there waste massive amounts of time. Don't forget the other smaller wall that also blocks even more gens from being patrolled easily.

Best part is just as a massive F you to shorter killers that benefit from mind games and hiding the red stain half the loops on that map can be seen over easily and are completely unmindgameable (good for the few huntress/plague mains, bad for everyone else) so if they get a bunch of middle pallets you'll have to either give up on a fair amount of chases (even more so since it's in the center of the map) or get ran through it and lose 2-3 gens depending on how lucky they get with the pallet spawns. Oh and the basement stairs are not done properly so you'll bump your head bringing people down there potentially ruining your game.

So with all of that said can anyone seriously defend this atrocity of a map, no other map is even close to being this awful, I'd rather take Haddonfield over it and hope only one person at most has balanced. I want to see someone try and don't give me that "You win some you lose some, better luck with the maps next time" trash, if your map is so poorly thought out that you're very likely to lose unless the survivors completely throw you have a problem that needs to be addressed with your map design team. No other map has this amount of problems, even Fractured Cowshed (which was ranked as one of the safest maps in the game) doesn't have the issue of the needless great walls of behavior, that's just a big map with a very safe building and a corn filled middle that messes with people who don't see through it well, at least the big tractor has mindgame potential.

I just don't understand how this map wasn't rated the safest in the game unless it has some parts of it that killers facing bad survivors can easily take advantage of that I just don't see playing nothing but rank 1 survivors, only a few killer sided parts of it that show are when playing trapper you can make that stupid shop a basement death trap or Ghostface can yoink people at the garage gen if they're slow to react, other than that I just don't see it being balanced in the slightest.