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The '''vehicles''' from the [[Halo universe|''Halo'' universe]] are transport vehicles usually designed for use in combat situations. Many vehicles exist in the ''Halo'' universe, and some can be used in the ''Halo'' games. Vehicles are a very important part of the gameplay and can be used in both [[Campaign]] and [[Multiplayer]]. | The '''vehicles''' from the [[Halo universe|''Halo'' universe]] are transport vehicles usually designed for use in combat situations. Many vehicles exist in the ''Halo'' universe, and some of them can be used in the ''Halo'' games. Vehicles are a very important part of the gameplay, and can be used in both [[Campaign]] and [[Multiplayer]]. | ||
Vehicles have distinct tactical advantages. Most vehicles have powerful weapons with unlimited ammunition. Their firepower can be used to damage or destroy enemy forces or placements. Vehicles can also be used to transport troops swiftly and can provide essential support in skirmishes. | Vehicles have distinct tactical advantages. Most vehicles have powerful weapons with unlimited ammunition. Their firepower can be used to damage or destroy enemy forces or placements. Vehicles can also be used to transport troops swiftly, and can provide essential support in skirmishes. | ||
Due to their size, vehicles cannot enter tight areas like buildings, where infantry can enter. Vehicles can be seen and destroyed by enemy artillery or explosive small-arms fire. Since ''Halo 2'', vehicles can also be [[Boarding (gameplay mechanic)|hijacked]], and if the | Due to their size, vehicles cannot enter tight areas like buildings, where infantry can enter. Vehicles can be clearly seen and destroyed by enemy artillery or explosive small-arms fire. Since ''Halo 2'', vehicles can also be [[Boarding (gameplay mechanic)|hijacked]], and if the boarder is successful, they can use the vehicle's weapons against the player. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== |