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Alternatively, two players may not be needed for this method. It can be done using the UNSC Marines as a distraction for the Covenant whilst the lone player attacks from the side (or flanks). One example of this strategy actually being ''used'' is in the level "Tarazi Plaza" in Halo 3 ODST, Australian marine Chips Dubbo suggests to Buck "flank the Covenant on the streets" whilst Dubbo and his team-mate distract the Brutes.

~~===Gradual Fragmentation===~~

Gradual fragmentation is the method of taking out enemy units one at a time, or taking out individual enemies one-by-one either by grinding them all down gradually (hence the name "Gradual Fragmentation") or using marksmanship to snipe enemies out one after the other. Requires patience, and good judgement. ''Can'' be done on single-player but much more efficient on co-operative play.

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 Alternatively, two players may not be needed for this method. It can be done using the UNSC Marines as a distraction for the Covenant whilst the lone player attacks from the side (or flanks). One example of this strategy actually being ''used'' is in the level "Tarazi Plaza" in Halo 3 ODST, Australian marine Chips Dubbo suggests to Buck "flank the Covenant on the streets" whilst Dubbo and his team-mate distract the Brutes.
-===Gradual Fragmentation===
-Gradual fragmentation is the method of taking out enemy units one at a time, or taking out individual enemies one-by-one  either by grinding them all down gradually (hence the name "Gradual Fragmentation") or using marksmanship to snipe enemies out one after the other. Requires patience, and good judgement. ''Can'' be done on single-player but much more efficient on co-operative play.
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