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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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*If you drive a Warthog out into the ocean you can't drown if you are fully submerged. The marines will also live, and won't drown when talking, which can be activated by shooting them. | *If you drive a Warthog out into the ocean you can't drown if you are fully submerged. The marines will also live, and won't drown when talking, which can be activated by shooting them. | ||
=== References === | === References === | ||
*The | *The multiplayer map {{Levelname|Death Island}} is based off of the Silent Cartographer. | ||
*If you look closely at the interior room for the Cartographer, you might notice that it has a striking resemblance to the Cartographer in ''[[Halo 3]]'' except with fewer details and slightly downsized. | *If you look closely at the interior room for the Cartographer, you might notice that it has a striking resemblance to the Cartographer in ''[[Halo 3]]'' except with fewer details and slightly downsized. A similar shaped island can be found in ''Halo 3'', or more specifically, an unfinished island that is a major feature of the landscape as you drive along the collapsing Installation 04B in the final level, [[Halo (Halo 3 Level)|Halo]]. The island, like the rest of the visible landscape, is still snowy, surrounded by metal structures and unfinished, but from above it is nearly identical in shape. You drive around it just before the jump. | ||
*The architecture used for the interior of the Cartographer is based off of the architecture used for the [[Forerunner]] structure seen in the Halo E3 2000 trailer.{{fact}} | |||
*The beginning of the level resembles the beach landings, or [[Wikipedia:Normandy Landings|D-Day]], from [[Wikipedia:World War II|WWII]], with the Marines and Master Chief landing on a beach, pushing forward into enemy fortifications. | *The beginning of the level resembles the beach landings, or [[Wikipedia:Normandy Landings|D-Day]], from [[Wikipedia:World War II|WWII]], with the Marines and Master Chief landing on a beach, pushing forward into enemy fortifications. | ||
=== Miscellaneous === | === Miscellaneous === | ||
*The two Hunters that are found in front of the main facility after the security override is deactivated are named [[Igido Nosa Hurru]] and [[Ogada Nosa Fasu]].<ref>[[Halo: The Flood]], page 162</ref> | *Interestingly, the Sergeant [[Pete Stacker (Marine)|Stacker]]/[[Waller]] can be brought into the facility as a passenger in the Warthog. However, he will still talk on the radio to [[Cortana (AI)|Cortana]] and [[Echo 419]] as though he is back at the [[Landing Zone|LZ]]. | ||
*At the flipped Warthog at the interior path there are four dead Marines, one more than the Hog can carry, although [[Corporal Harland]] had one of [[Cochran|his soldiers]] lie under the LAAG gun during the [[Battle of Sigma Octanus IV]].<ref>[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]], page 165</ref> | *The [[Huragok|Engineer]] does not make an appearance in-game. The Engineers were meant to be on this level, but were deleted from the game, although not the map's code. | ||
*Other vehicles such as [[Type-32 Rapid Assault Vehicle|Ghosts]] and [[Type-26 Ground Support Aircraft|Banshees]] are also in the map's code, but not used in the game.{{fact}} | |||
*The two Hunters that are found in front of the main facility after the security override is deactivated are named [[Igido Nosa Hurru]] and [[Ogada Nosa Fasu]].<ref>'''[[Halo: The Flood]]''', ''page 162''</ref> | |||
*At the flipped Warthog at the interior path there are four dead Marines, one more than the Hog can carry, although [[Corporal Harland]] had one of [[Cochran|his soldiers]] lie under the LAAG gun during the [[Battle of Sigma Octanus IV]].<ref>'''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]''', ''page 165''</ref> | |||
*More than likely, all of the Marines deployed on the island were [[Killed In Action|KIA]]. The Marine that contacted Cortana said that they were going to hold off the Covenant reinforcements for as long as they could. However, after you found the map and got about 25% of the way up, you run into the reinforcements. Obviously, the Marines all died trying to defend [[John-117|the Chief]] while he explored the Cartographer, due to the Covenant overrunning their perimeter. | *More than likely, all of the Marines deployed on the island were [[Killed In Action|KIA]]. The Marine that contacted Cortana said that they were going to hold off the Covenant reinforcements for as long as they could. However, after you found the map and got about 25% of the way up, you run into the reinforcements. Obviously, the Marines all died trying to defend [[John-117|the Chief]] while he explored the Cartographer, due to the Covenant overrunning their perimeter. | ||
*On Easy and Normal difficulties, you sit next to [[Pete Stacker (Marine)|Sergeant Stacker]] on [[Echo 419]]; however, on Heroic and Legendary difficulties, you sit next to an Asian Marine. | *On Easy and Normal difficulties, you sit next to [[Pete Stacker (Marine)|Sergeant Stacker]] on [[Echo 419]]; however, on Heroic and Legendary difficulties, you sit next to an Asian Marine. | ||
*[[Bungie]] stated that the Silent Cartographer was a sort of sandbox where they just threw a lot of things in to have tested, like lighting, graphics, weapons or vehicles. It was never intended to be a level for players to play in, until it later became a memorable, official level. | *[[Bungie]] stated that the Silent Cartographer was a sort of sandbox where they just threw a lot of things in to have tested, like lighting, graphics, weapons or vehicles.{{fact}} It was never intended to be a level for players to play in, until it later became a memorable, official level. | ||
*The original objective of this mission was to assassinate a [[San 'Shyuum|Prophet]] who was trying to find the Silent Cartographer. | *The original objective of this mission was to assassinate a [[San 'Shyuum|Prophet]] who was trying to find the Silent Cartographer.<ref>'''[[Halo 3 Legendary Edition]]''' - ''DVD Commentary''</ref> | ||
*In the game, the Sergeant on the beach was [[Pete Stacker (Marine)|Sergeant Stacker]]. However, in ''[[Halo: The Flood]]'', the Sergeant is mentioned to be [[Waller|Sergeant Waller]].<ref>Halo: The Flood, page 169</ref> | *In the game, the Sergeant on the beach was [[Pete Stacker (Marine)|Sergeant Stacker]]. However, in ''[[Halo: The Flood]]'', the Sergeant is mentioned to be [[Waller|Sergeant Waller]].<ref>'''Halo: The Flood''', ''page 169''</ref> | ||
*The single-player portion of the [[Halo: Combat Evolved Trial|Halo Trial]] consisted of this level. | *The single-player portion of the [[Halo: Combat Evolved Trial|Halo Trial]] consisted of this level. | ||
*This level is the most popular to perform [[Warthog Jumping]] on, due to the large number of Marines, Warthogs, and the presence of rocket launchers. Its popularity lead to the creation of the flash game called [[Warthog Launch]]. | |||
*This level is the most popular to perform [[Warthog Jumping]] on, due to the large number of Marines, Warthogs, and the presence of rocket launchers. | |||
== Sources == | == Sources == |
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