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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
'''''Note: Any glitches mentioned in this trivia | '''''Note: Any glitches mentioned in this trivia are probably fixed in the final game.''''' | ||
*It is said to be inspired by current-day ship graveyards in [[Wikipedia:Bangladesh|Bangladesh]] where old seagoing vessels such as oil tankers are disposed of.<ref>[http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/108/1082381p1.html '''IGN''': ''Halo: Reach -- The Beta Maps'']</ref> | *It is said to be inspired by current-day ship graveyards in [[Wikipedia:Bangladesh|Bangladesh]] where old seagoing vessels such as oil tankers are disposed of.<ref>[http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/108/1082381p1.html '''IGN''': ''Halo: Reach -- The Beta Maps'']</ref> | ||
*The UNSC ''Commonwealth ''is the ship on which [[John-117]] first witnessed a battle against a Covenant ship in person, around 25 years before. | *The UNSC ''Commonwealth ''is the ship on which [[John-117]] first witnessed a battle against a Covenant ship in person, around 25 years before. | ||
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*If you have a rocket launcher, shoot at the Phantom floating above. If it hits one of the two sides, it may drop a usable plasma cannon. | *If you have a rocket launcher, shoot at the Phantom floating above. If it hits one of the two sides, it may drop a usable plasma cannon. | ||
*The layout of ''Boneyard'' vaguely resembles [[Sidewinder]] and [[Avalanche]]'s setup, all of them being very large and U- shaped. | *The layout of ''Boneyard'' vaguely resembles [[Sidewinder]] and [[Avalanche]]'s setup, all of them being very large and U- shaped. | ||
*In the [[Halo: Reach Beta]] it was possible to jump off of the cliff onto the neighboring mountains and survive. It is currently unknown if this | *In the [[Halo: Reach Beta]] it was possible to jump off of the cliff onto the neighboring mountains and survive. It is currently unknown if this is possible in the final game. | ||
*In the [[Halo: Reach Beta]], the ''[[UNSC Commonwealth|Commonwealth]]'' had it's name painted on it's hull. In the final game, the name is absent. | *In the [[Halo: Reach Beta]], the ''[[UNSC Commonwealth|Commonwealth]]'' had it's name painted on it's hull. In the final game, the name is absent. | ||
*The ''Halcyon''-class cruisers in the distance, their positions strikingly resemble the postion the ''[[UNSC Pillar of Autumn|Autumn]]'' was in during [[The Maw]]. | *The ''Halcyon''-class cruisers in the distance, their positions strikingly resemble the postion the ''[[UNSC Pillar of Autumn|Autumn]]'' was in during [[The Maw]]. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Revision as of 16:45, November 25, 2010
Template:Ratings Template:Multiplayer Map Infobox Template:Article Quote Boneyard is a multiplayer map in Halo: Reach and was featured in the Halo: Reach Multiplayer Beta. It is a vehicular-based map and is one of the largest maps in any Halo game.[1]
Overview
Boneyard is a ship breaking facility at Aszod where old starships are disassembled. During the Fall of Reach, a UNSC Frigate, the UNSC Commonwealth, was under the process of decommissioning and incidentally became a battlefield venue between the ground forces of the UNSC and the Covenant.[1]
Locations
The following are locations on the map that are so named on the player's HUD during gameplay:
- Bow
- Hold
- The Ship
- Stern Scaffold
- Port Scaffold
- Cliff Scaffold
- Loading Bay
- Junk Yard
- Shop
- Refinery (1st, 2nd and 3rd floor)
- Conveyor Belt
- Abyss
- Cliff Approach
- Middle Approach
- Bridge Approach
- Bulkheads
- Low Road
Trivia
Note: Any glitches mentioned in this trivia are probably fixed in the final game.
- It is said to be inspired by current-day ship graveyards in Bangladesh where old seagoing vessels such as oil tankers are disposed of.[2]
- The UNSC Commonwealth is the ship on which John-117 first witnessed a battle against a Covenant ship in person, around 25 years before.
- Outside the confines of the map, in the far valley, lies the scrapped hulls and frames of several Halcyon-class Cruisers, Marathon-class Cruisers and UNSC Frigates and far away, some CCS-class Battlecruisers fly above in the clouds.
- The Banshee can fly over the death barrier around the frigate or fly through the opening on top of the frigate. This can be handy when surprising a Spartan camping at the core's evac point.
- It is possible to position yourself on top of the ship using a Jetpack. This is useful for sniping or scouting the opposing team.
- It is possible to melee the "wings" off of a Ghost and drive it into the core room. The Ghost will explode and kill you when you enter and the game will say you committed suicide.
- If you have a rocket launcher, shoot at the Phantom floating above. If it hits one of the two sides, it may drop a usable plasma cannon.
- The layout of Boneyard vaguely resembles Sidewinder and Avalanche's setup, all of them being very large and U- shaped.
- In the Halo: Reach Beta it was possible to jump off of the cliff onto the neighboring mountains and survive. It is currently unknown if this is possible in the final game.
- In the Halo: Reach Beta, the Commonwealth had it's name painted on it's hull. In the final game, the name is absent.
- The Halcyon-class cruisers in the distance, their positions strikingly resemble the postion the Autumn was in during The Maw.
Gallery
- Boneyard.jpg
Concept art of Boneyard.
A view of the general area of the map.
An overhead view of Boneyard.
Panorama of Boneyard.
Sources
