Ghost Town: Difference between revisions

{{Multiplayer Map Infobox

|name=Ghost Town

|game=''[[Halo 3]]''

|location=Near [[Voi]], [[Kenya]]

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*[[Brute Shot]]

*[[Needler]]

*[[Plasma Pistol]]

*[[Plasma Rifle]]

*[[Shotgun]]

*[[Spiker]]

*[[Fragmentation Grenade]]s

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*[[Bubble Shield]]

*[[Power Drain]]

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*[[Slayer]]

*[[1 Flag CTF|One Flag]]

|playernumber=4-12

Starting from the [[Mongoose]] in the upper left corner of the image (see overview image in the image section) is one of the two bases (the other is in the bottom right of the image). The “Atrium” area (the building in the upper right corner, indicated with a 3) is a long, lean and overgrown two-story hallway with a catwalk that connects to the Pump Station, a three story building with catwalks that exit to the Interior Base (again in the lower right corner) and second level walkways to the [[Shotgun]] (where the [[Bubble Shield]] is located). From Shotgun spawn, if players head to the right after coming from the Pump Station, they’ll be able to stay on a path that feeds down to the [[Overshield]] and there’s a second level walkway overhead housing the [[M41 SSR MAV/AW|Rocket Launcher]] and grenades. Directly to the left and under the Plasma Grenades that spawn near the Rocket Launcher is a tunnel that curves behind and empties almost into the area where the number 2 Camera was taken.

For the most part players have quick and dirty methods at their disposal, via quick jumps or equipment to get to the map’s second and third level catwalks and there are long sight lines from the Attackers’ base (Rocket Launcher side) down in front of Atrium and also down the Woods side (Shotgun side).

*A fairly common strategy is for teams starting at the base, they will take a Mongoose to steal the Overshield at the beginning of a game, grenades, and whoever picks up the Rocket Launcher can usually counter, plus, whoever is going for the Overshield for his team.

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*Using the walkway and bridges, you can create faster travel between some of the buildings, allowing the pace of the game to move faster.

*You can hear artillery shells exploding in the background every once in a while on Ghost Town, which is interesting since it is unlikely that artillery is even widely used in the 2500s.

*[[Swallow]]s can be found on this map.

*The map makes a great [[race]]track due to its rectangular shape.

*A lot of excellent hiding places, such as the slab of collapsed concrete below the large building, and the collapsed brick room between the Atrium and Interior Base, have invisible walls to stop people from camping. These walls can still be bypassed using the [[Forge Turret Glitch]], and most of them can be safely walked around in without dying.

*In the recent [[ViDoc]], Victor Leon of [[Bungie]] pointed out the "Water Barrels" had no water in them at all.

*There is a hidden room in one corner of the map that has a fractured ceiling with rebar and concrete sticking out as well as a hole in the brick wall. The [[Forge Turret Glitch]] can be used to easily enter the room, and with some effort, a Two-Way Node can also be placed inside.

*Under the Pump Station, beyond the concrete ramp, there is a fenced-off passageway leading to another part of the building. It seems to have been fenced off by [[Bungie]] for the final version of the map. This passageway is actually quite large, but resembles more of an abstract room. It can be accessed using the Forge Turret Glitch.

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