Adrift

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Adrift
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Map overview

Game:

Halo 4

Location:

CAA mining vessel[1]

Terrain:

Industrial hallways and platforms

Gameplay overview

Recommended number of players:

4-14

Recommended gametype(s):

 
Although this CAA mining vessel was refitted as an ordnance transport, damage sustained during the Battle of Kholo has condemned it to an inescapable slide down the gravity well of a gas giant. On board, its automated systems continue unabated, their operations executed in eerie futility as they drift ever-closer to destruction..

Adrift, originally codenamed Warhouse, is a Halo 4 multiplayer map.[2][3] The map is small, symmetrical stage designed for Slayer gametypes.[3]

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[edit] Description

Adrift is set on a Colonial Administration Authority mining vessel (CFM-88) orbiting a gas giant near Kholo.[4][5] The map is centered around a large room with multiple levels and walkways, and a stationary Cyclops Mark II exoskeleton under construction by a series of robot arms.[1] The outer area of the map features man cannons which allow players to quickly traverse the area.[5] An asteroid belt can also be seen looming over the map.[1][6]

[edit] Trivia

In the E3 2012 build, the mining vessel's hull classification symbol was FFG-88, designating it as a frigate.

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[edit] Sources

  1. ^ a b c MetaCafe: Frank O'Connor Halo 4 Interview at Microsoft Spring Shocase 2012
  2. ^ YouTube: Making Halo 4: First Look
  3. ^ a b Halo Waypoint: The Halo Bulletin: 3.28.12
  4. ^ Halo 4 Full Gameplay Match on Adrift - Infinity Slayer
  5. ^ a b VentureBeat: 11 new things we’ve learned about Halo 4 (with video)
  6. ^ IGN.com - Halo 4 - "Adrift" Multiplayer Map Walkthrough With 343i