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*[[Plasma Grenade]]s | *[[Plasma Grenade]]s | ||
|vehicles=*[[Type-32 Rapid Assault Vehicle|Ghost]] | |vehicles=*[[Type-32 Rapid Assault Vehicle|Ghost]] | ||
*[[Warthog]] | *[[M12 Force Application Vehicle|Warthog]] | ||
*[[Gauss Warthog]] | *[[Gauss Warthog]] | ||
*[[Scorpion Tank|Scorpion]] | *[[Scorpion Tank|Scorpion]] | ||
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Headlong is also the map in which the game "Rations", the inspiration for the ''[[infection]]'' gametype ''Save one Bullet'' in ''[[Halo 3]]'', was played. The players starts off with a pistol and shotgun and must escape the zombies with energy swords. The weapons on the map are shotguns and they do not respawn. | Headlong is also the map in which the game "Rations", the inspiration for the ''[[infection]]'' gametype ''Save one Bullet'' in ''[[Halo 3]]'', was played. The players starts off with a pistol and shotgun and must escape the zombies with energy swords. The weapons on the map are shotguns and they do not respawn. | ||
Some of the features are a half-assembled bridge, two [[teleporter]] systems, two floating cranes, [[Active Camouflage]], an [[Overshield]], and a large base under construction. The default vehicles for this map are two [[Warthogs]] (either a normal [[Warthog]] or a [[Gauss Warthog]]); two Ghosts; a [[Banshee]], and a [[Scorpion Tank|Scorpion]] or [[Type-25 Assault Gun Carriage|Wraith]]. | Some of the features are a half-assembled bridge, two [[teleporter]] systems, two floating cranes, [[Active Camouflage]], an [[Overshield]], and a large base under construction. The default vehicles for this map are two [[M12 Force Application Vehicle|Warthogs]] (either a normal [[M12 Force Application Vehicle|Warthog]] or a [[Gauss Warthog]]); two Ghosts; a [[Banshee]], and a [[Scorpion Tank|Scorpion]] or [[Type-25 Assault Gun Carriage|Wraith]]. | ||
=== Territories === | === Territories === | ||
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=== Capture The Flag === | === Capture The Flag === | ||
This is a more direct strategy but usually works. When you go to attack the flag base, rather than making some elaborate route to attack the base, get two or three special team-mates to run through the bottom of their base and have the rest of the team go to the base through the top. The distractions from your other team mates created at the top of the base will give way for you and your other team-mates to go up to the base with no problems. Any player run into could be easily overcome by your team-mates. Then grab the flag and instead of jumping down, run towards the lift and take that way out. Have somebody ready with a [[Warthog]] outside the building with the energy sword. | This is a more direct strategy but usually works. When you go to attack the flag base, rather than making some elaborate route to attack the base, get two or three special team-mates to run through the bottom of their base and have the rest of the team go to the base through the top. The distractions from your other team mates created at the top of the base will give way for you and your other team-mates to go up to the base with no problems. Any player run into could be easily overcome by your team-mates. Then grab the flag and instead of jumping down, run towards the lift and take that way out. Have somebody ready with a [[M12 Force Application Vehicle|Warthog]] outside the building with the energy sword. | ||
When the player carrying the flag comes out he jumps in the warthog and goes to the base and returns the flag. The beauty of this technique is that you are not going to be as predictable as others you go through the airlift. You do not jump down and struggle and go on into a long battle over the flag. This is where most people either get the flag or lose it. However this tactic relies on a lot of good cooperation and communication between teammates. | When the player carrying the flag comes out he jumps in the warthog and goes to the base and returns the flag. The beauty of this technique is that you are not going to be as predictable as others you go through the airlift. You do not jump down and struggle and go on into a long battle over the flag. This is where most people either get the flag or lose it. However this tactic relies on a lot of good cooperation and communication between teammates. | ||