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[[Cortana]] had the [[Master Chief]] disable these while on [[Installation 04|first Halo]], in order to delay the Installation's activation so they would have time to destroy it, and to prevent 343 Guilty Spark from ''"Finding another way of activating Halo."'' | [[Cortana]] had the [[Master Chief]] disable these while on [[Installation 04|first Halo]], in order to delay the Installation's activation so they would have time to destroy it, and to prevent 343 Guilty Spark from ''"Finding another way of activating Halo."'' | ||
Two of the pulse generators can be found on the last level of [[Halo 3]], [[Halo (Halo 3 Level)|Halo]]. Unlike the other generators in the first Installation 04, these can't be destroyed and seem to have more security, a example of this is that the glass in the room surrounding them is unbreakable. | Two of the pulse generators can be found on the last level of [[Halo 3]], [[Halo (Halo 3 Level)|Halo]]. Unlike the other generators in the first Installation 04, these can't be destroyed and seem to have more security, a example of this is that the glass in the room surrounding them is unbreakable. These generators also seem be weaker, as they don't have a continious beam. These generators were likely destroyed in the resulting chaos of the installation's firing sequence, this could explain why the [[Master Chief]] was not killed by the energy pulse seen racing past him in Halo's final cutscene. | ||
==Delta Halo== | ==Delta Halo== | ||