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==Walkthrough== | ==Walkthrough== | ||
To see the [[glitch]], go on any level in ''Halo 2'' where you have [[Elites]] as allies. All you need to do is get a [[Needler]] (this weapon works best, although you can use any [[weapon]] that has a magazine) and fire the [[weapon]] until there is no ammunition left. Then, approach one of your Elite allies. Swap your weapon with him while you are still '''reloading''' so he is in possession of it. He should drop it immediately. When he follows you, (or if you betray all of your [[Elite]] allies except him, causing him to retaliate), he will perform a humping or tea-bagging motion and just walk at a hostile | To see the [[glitch]], go on any level in ''Halo 2'' where you have [[Elites]] as allies. All you need to do is get a [[Needler]] (this weapon works best, although you can use any [[weapon]] that has a magazine) and fire the [[weapon]] until there is no ammunition left. Then, approach one of your Elite allies. Swap your weapon with him while you are still '''reloading''' so he is in possession of it. He should drop it immediately. When he follows you, (or if you betray all of your [[Elite]] allies except him, causing him to retaliate), he will perform a humping or tea-bagging motion and just walk at a hostile. | ||
An alternative way is to try firing a [[Rounds|round]] while reloading a [[dual-wield]]able weapon, and when you start to reload, swap weapons with the Elite as you would in the previous step. | An alternative way is to try firing a [[Rounds|round]] while reloading a [[dual-wield]]able weapon, and when you start to reload, swap weapons with the Elite as you would in the previous step. | ||
