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The MLG playlist was released online as a ranked playlist on March 31st[http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=news&cid=13432]
The MLG playlist was released online as a ranked playlist on March 31st[http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=news&cid=13432]


MLG playlist does not contain any equipment beyond fragmentation grenades, and plasma grenades along with a custom powerup which takes the roll with the original overshield from Halo 1, and Halo 2. Players start out with 110% speed and extra bullet damage along with a Battle Riffle. Weapons on MLG maps consist of maulers, rocket launchers, sniper rifles, carbines, and plasma pistols, exact list of special features can be found here[http://www.mlgpro.com/node/192918].
MLG playlist does not contain any equipment beyond fragmentation grenades, and plasma grenades along with a custom powerup which takes the role with the original overshield from Halo 1, and Halo 2. Players start out with 110% speed and extra bullet damage along with a Battle Riffle. Weapons on MLG maps consist of maulers, rocket launchers, sniper rifles, carbines, and plasma pistols, exact list of special features can be found here[http://www.mlgpro.com/node/192918].
Many changes occurred based on previous information announced.
Many changes occurred based on previous information announced.
Stockpile was apparently added although it was previously said it wasn't to be apart of the playlist due to technical issues.
Stockpile was apparently added although it was previously said it wasn't to be apart of the playlist due to technical issues.