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'''Modding''' is another way of changing game play. This can vary from changing colors of a character, to re-making a map or weapon, such as in Halo 2. Using the mods can change gameplay. | '''Modding''' is another way of changing game play. This can vary from changing colors of a character, to re-making a map or weapon, such as in [[Halo 2]]. Using the mods can change gameplay. | ||
==Modding for Cheating== | ==Modding for Cheating== | ||
Modding can add weapons, turn weapons that are single-wielded into dual-wielded weapons, such as the [[Covenant]] [[Energy Sword]] or even [[Sniper Rifles]]. Also, mods can make a player jump incredible distances, and in some cases, break the game or map barrier. | Modding can add [[weapons]], turn weapons that are single-wielded into dual-wielded weapons, such as the [[Covenant]] [[Energy Sword]] or even [[Sniper Rifles]]. Also, mods can make a player jump incredible distances, and in some cases, break the game or map barrier. | ||
Other mods include: | Other mods include: | ||