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In ''[[Halo 3]]'', they are destructible. They are also able to be climbed and appear in some campaign levels. | In ''[[Halo 3]]'', they are destructible. They are also able to be climbed and appear in some campaign levels. | ||
In ''[[Halo Wars]]'', they are deployed by the Covenant, but once every single Covenant troop on it is killed, UNSC soldiers can garrison in it, increasing their combat capabilities. A Covenant file is usually found on top of them defending the Kig-Yar and Unggoy Heavies there. In [[Skirmish]], they are left neutral for either team's taking, providing a useful defense, if needed, plus they will not be destroyed no matter how many times a marine hits it. Certain maps, such as ''[[Tundra]]'' or ''[[ | In ''[[Halo Wars]]'', they are deployed by the Covenant, but once every single Covenant troop on it is killed, UNSC soldiers can garrison in it, increasing their combat capabilities. A Covenant file is usually found on top of them defending the Kig-Yar and Unggoy Heavies there. In [[Skirmish]], they are left neutral for either team's taking, providing a useful defense, if needed, plus they will not be destroyed no matter how many times a marine hits it. Certain maps, such as ''[[Tundra]]'' or ''[[Fort Deen]]'', include lookout towers that are connected to energy walls. When garrisoned, the energy shield wall activates and prevents ground units from moving through. These walls can be bypassed by air units, [[Jiralhanae Jumper]]s, and occasionally [[Type-47B Scarab]]s.<ref name="hw"/> | ||
In ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'', many are seen deployed in [[New Mombasa]]. They are once again destructible. | In ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'', many are seen deployed in [[New Mombasa]]. They are once again destructible. | ||