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*Rocket Race | *Rocket Race replaced [[Social Doubles]] on the social [[playlist]] of Halo 3 during a bungie weekly update. | ||
*Bungie has stated that Rocket Race will be retired in the September update but will be a variant of multi team. | *Bungie has stated that Rocket Race will be retired in the September update but will be a variant of multi team. | ||
*You can still get MVP, but it's determined by | *You can still get MVP, but it's determined by the number of enemy VIPs you killed in-game. | ||
*The only way to kill in Rocket Race is to assassinate, knock them into mines on [[Sandtrap]], or knock them off the edge of the map in Standoff or Rat's Nest. | *The only way to kill in Rocket Race is to assassinate, knock them into mines on [[Sandtrap]], or knock them off the edge of the map in Standoff or Rat's Nest. | ||
*If your teammate quits, the only way to gain points is to walk (or rocket jump) to your destination because as the VIP, you ''cannot'' drive a Mongoose. | *If your teammate quits, the only way to gain points is to walk (or rocket jump) to your destination because as the VIP, you ''cannot'' drive a Mongoose or any other vehicle present. | ||
*Since when you respawn you start in the same area every time, you could, theoretically, get killing sprees by repeatedly killing inactive opponents if you have the time. | *Since when you respawn you start in the same area every time, you could, theoretically, get killing sprees by repeatedly killing inactive opponents if you have the time. | ||
*There are several advanced tactics players can use to gain the lead, such as self-propelling themselves with rockets and shortcuts. | *There are several advanced tactics players can use to gain the lead, such as self-propelling themselves with rockets and shortcuts. | ||
