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They utilize jump packs on the battlefield and wear a strikingly obvious dark blue armor similar to the Ranger Elites of ''Halo 2''. Jump Pack Brutes made their first appearance in the level [[Crow's Nest (Level)|Crow's Nest]] and appear as well in most ''[[Halo 3]]'' levels. They also appear in ''[[Halo Wars]]'', as an upgrade for standard Brutes, only available if the [[Brute Army Commander]] is the selected leader, and in [[Halo: Uprising]], onboard the [[Forerunner Dreadnought]]. | They utilize jump packs on the battlefield and wear a strikingly obvious dark blue armor similar to the Ranger Elites of ''Halo 2''. Jump Pack Brutes made their first appearance in the level [[Crow's Nest (Level)|Crow's Nest]] and appear as well in most ''[[Halo 3]]'' levels. They also appear in ''[[Halo Wars]]'', as an upgrade for standard Brutes, only available if the [[Brute Army Commander]] is the selected leader, and in [[Halo: Uprising]], onboard the [[Forerunner Dreadnought]]. | ||
In Halo 3: ODST there appears to be different Jump Pack ranks. There are red and gold coloured | In Halo 3: ODST there appears to be different Jump Pack ranks. There are red and gold coloured armour, with the rank order speculated being blue, red, then gold. | ||
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Jump Pack Brutes are not extremely challenging in small numbers, though they can be overwhelming in large numbers, assuming the player knows what to do when you see them. It takes them a few seconds for them to land after being at the maximum height, so the player can easily look up and run under the Brute, then assassinate him when he lands. It is recommended you do NOT use an automatic weapon on them while they are soaring through the air. Also, on the level [[Crow's Nest (Level)|Crow's Nest]], the Jump Pack Brutes have [[Trip Mines]], and placing one down under the spot where they are about to land is fatal to them. | Jump Pack Brutes are not extremely challenging in small numbers, though they can be overwhelming in large numbers, assuming the player knows what to do when you see them. It takes them a few seconds for them to land after being at the maximum height, so the player can easily look up and run under the Brute, then assassinate him when he lands. It is recommended you do NOT use an automatic weapon on them while they are soaring through the air. Also, on the level [[Crow's Nest (Level)|Crow's Nest]], the Jump Pack Brutes have [[Trip Mines]], and placing one down under the spot where they are about to land is fatal to them. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*If you kill them (typically with a melee attack) while they are about to activate their jump pack, the jump pack will still activate and lift the corpse into the air or just make the corpse move forward in a straight line. | *If you kill them (typically with a melee attack) while they are about to activate their jump pack, the jump pack will still activate and lift the corpse into the air or just make the corpse move forward in a straight line. | ||
*If one is infected by the [[Flood]], it will lose its jump pack, possibly because a [[Combat Form]] would not be able to use such technology. | *If one is infected by the [[Flood]], it will lose its jump pack, possibly because a [[Combat Form]] would not be able to use such technology. | ||
*If a Jump Pack Brute goes berserk, it will fly at you and try and hit you on the head, killing you upon impact. | *If a Jump Pack Brute goes berserk, it will fly at you and try and hit you on the head, killing you upon impact. | ||
*For game play, they are the replacement of the [[Ranger Elite]]. | *For game play, they are the replacement of the [[Ranger Elite]]. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||