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Just like in ''[[Halo 4]]'', the low shield warning beep and shield down sound effects are removed except in Mythic Warzone Firefight. In addition, unlike in ''Halo 2'', Overshields are completely nullified, and any revived characters, along with their revivers, will have only health and no shields if their shields have been wiped out. Health will not be immediately restored after reviving a teammate either, making reviving more dangerous in combat situations. AI-controlled teammates can still recharge their shields, however. In addition, the following missions feature scripted events that recharge players' shields regardless:
Just like in ''[[Halo 4]]'', the low shield warning beep and shield down sound effects are removed except in Mythic Warzone Firefight. In addition, unlike in ''Halo 2'', Overshields are completely nullified, and any revived characters, along with their revivers, will have only health and no shields if their shields have been wiped out. Health will not be immediately restored after reviving a teammate either, making reviving more dangerous in combat situations. AI-controlled teammates can still recharge their shields, however. In addition, the following missions feature scripted events that recharge players' shields regardless:
* [[Unconfirmed]] - at the beginning of the boss fight against the [[Warden Eternal]].
* [[Unconfirmed]] - at the beginning of the boss fight against the [[Warden Eternal]].
* [[Evacuation]] - the ending of the level where the player must run to the [[D79H Pelican|Pelican]] while the [[Guardian Custode|Guardian]] starts generating pulse blasts.
* [[Evacuation]] - the ending of the level where the player must run to the [[D79-TC Pelican|Pelican]] while the [[Guardian Custode|Guardian]] starts generating pulse blasts.
* [[Battle of Sunaion (level)|Battle of Sunaion]] - towards the end of the level, where a Guardian rises and causes a [[Mikpramu-pattern Phantom|Phantom]] to almost crash on the Spartans of [[Fireteam Osiris]]. This can be missed if the player's shields are completely down.
* [[Battle of Sunaion (level)|Battle of Sunaion]] - towards the end of the level, where a Guardian rises and causes a [[Mikpramu-pattern Phantom|Phantom]] to almost crash on the Spartans of [[Fireteam Osiris]]. This can be missed if the player's shields are completely down.
* [[Genesis (level)|Genesis]] - during the run down the Guardian, when it conjures pulse blasts. These scripted events can be missed, however.
* [[Genesis (level)|Genesis]] - during the run down the Guardian, when it conjures pulse blasts. These scripted events can be missed, however.

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