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[[File:Generator Defense.jpg|thumb|250px|A game of Generator Defense in the Halo: Reach Multiplayer Beta.]] | |||
'''Generator Defense''' is a [[Firefight]] gametype in ''[[Halo: Reach]]''. | '''Generator Defense''' is a [[Firefight]] gametype in ''[[Halo: Reach]]''. | ||
In the ''[[Halo: Reach Beta]]'', the original version of the gametype was used to test the Firefight [[Matchmaking]] code for the final game. Due to this, it was alternatively referred to as "Network Test One" in-game.<ref name="presentation">[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2kn62LzbR0 '''YouTube''': ''Halo Reach E3 Presentation (2of2) - Exclusive Access!'']</ref> | |||
== | ==Overview (Halo: Reach Multiplayer Beta)== | ||
Generator Defense could only be exclusively played on the map [[Overlook]] in ''Halo: Reach Multiplayer Beta''. Overall, the gametype is basically an attack-and-defend type of gameplay. There are only two rounds in the gametype; a total of five minutes in each round. | |||
Generator | The defending team consists of three [[SPARTAN Program|Spartans]] that defend a set of three [[MEP-PU-2550D/E Generator|generators]], while the attacking team consists of three [[Sangheili|Elites]] that have to fight their way up to the generators. There are a total of three defense generators on the map which the Spartans have to defend. At the beginning of each match, several weapon caches will be distributed by a [[GA-TL1 Longsword|Longsword]] in different locations on the map; each weapon cache can potentially be a [[M6 Grindell/Galilean Nonlinear Rifle|Spartan Laser]], a [[Sniper Rifle System 99 Anti-Matériel|Sniper Rifle]], a [[H-165 FOM|Target Locator]] (Firefight only), or a [[M41 Surface-to-Surface Rocket Medium Anti-Vehicle/Assault Weapon|Rocket Launcher]]. Each weapon cache will be dropped evenly around the map to allow both teams an equal chance of acquiring them. The defending Spartans will be able to lock the generators down -- hence, becoming invulnerable to attacks -- by pressing the action button near one. The lockdown lasts for 30 seconds and will start a cooldown time after the active time period. | ||
==Firefight== | |||
Generator Defense gametypes are playable in [[Firefight]], which include [[Crashsite]], [[Crashsite LTD]] and [[Genny Limited]]. On the defending team, instead of fighting only player controlled Elites, Spartans fight waves of the Covenant troops, including [[Unggoy|Grunts]], [[Kig Yar|Jackals]], [[Jiralhanae|Brutes]] and [[Mgalekgolo|Hunters]] being lead by player controlled Elites. Players are also able to customize the amount of Generators on the map.<ref>[http://halo.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&link=BWU_061810 Bungie Weekly Update 06.18.10]</ref> | |||
== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Network Test 1 was actually a test of [[Firefight]] capabilities in a co-op setting without letting players actually play these gametypes. | *Network Test 1 was actually a test of [[Firefight]] capabilities in a co-op setting without letting players actually play these gametypes.<ref name="presentation"/> This is shown by the fact that Screenshots and Films are described as "Overlook on Easy" or "Overlook on Heroic" as opposed to the usual "Network Test 1 on Overlook". Also, the game is affected by lag much the way a campaign game is strained, not to mention the fact that Overlook appears perfect for Firefight, complete with weapon drops and ammunition.{{Citation needed}} | ||
*As it was only a Network Test, during the ''Halo: Reach'' Multiplayer Beta, players often confirmed that gameplay was sufficiently 'laggy' and became harder to play online. Bungie fixed this problem when the full game was shipped. | *As it was only a Network Test, during the ''Halo: Reach'' Multiplayer Beta, players often confirmed that gameplay was sufficiently 'laggy' and became harder to play online. Bungie fixed this problem when the full game was shipped. | ||
*Due to the fact that ''Network Test'' was in its early stages of development during ''Beta'', the game mode had a tendency to fail to correctly read the codes for the Spartan models as the player models were usually colored "black and white" or "pink and brown" instead of "Spartan green". When viewed in first-person, the customized Spartan colors are displayed with their correct personalized colors. Shoulder permutations also had a tendency to vanish and/or fail to load their appropriate textures | *Due to the fact that ''Network Test'' was in its early stages of development during ''Beta'', the game mode had a tendency to fail to correctly read the codes for the Spartan models as the player models were usually colored "black and white" or "pink and brown" instead of "Spartan green". When viewed in first-person, the customized Spartan colors are displayed with their correct personalized colors. Shoulder permutations also had a tendency to vanish and/or fail to load their appropriate textures which resulted in the shoulder permutations being white/silver silhouettes. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File: | File:H4 UNSC Powercore conceptart.jpg|Concept art for the cut generator in ''Halo 4''. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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{{Gametype}} | {{Gametype}} | ||
[[Category:Firefight gametypes]] | [[Category:Firefight gametypes]] | ||
[[Category:Halo: Reach gametypes]] | [[Category:Halo: Reach gametypes]] | ||
