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*It is commonly regarded as a [[Newb|noob]] weapon purely because it requires almost no skill to kill any sort of enemy, including [[Spartans]]. (However, it may take two shots to kill a [[Hunter]] if it is not a direct hit.)

*In the novel [[Halo: The Flood]], [[Hunters]] can actually deflect rockets (that is, redirect it). This is highly improbable, as the rocket explodes the moment it comes in contact with anything).

*In Halo 2, if a player drives a vehicle to the top of the hill in a given map, and another player stands a certain distance away, locks on, drags the aiming reticule away to a certain point, and releases, the rocket will actually fly around the vehicle in a perfect circle until something gets in the way or the hill player moves. Furthermore, if the player in the vehicle gets out, the rocket will stop homing on to the vehicle, in will fly off at a random circular trajectory.

*In [[Halo 2]], if a player drives a vehicle to the top of the hill in a given map, and another player stands a certain distance away, locks on, drags the aiming reticule away to a certain point, and releases, the rocket will actually fly around the vehicle in a perfect circle until something gets in the way or the hill player moves. Furthermore, if the player in the vehicle gets out, the rocket will stop homing on to the vehicle, in will fly off at a random circular trajectory.

*In Halo 3, if someone fires a rocket at someone with a gravity hammer, and the gravity hammer is struck at the right moment, the gravity concussion will send the rocket flying in any direction. This can be seen in the Halo machinanima series ''Marlin the Elite.''(''Tryouts'' episode)

*In [[Halo 3]], if someone fires a rocket at someone with a gravity hammer, and the gravity hammer is struck at the right moment, the gravity concussion will send the rocket flying in any direction. This can be seen in the Halo machinanima series ''Marlin the Elite.''(''Tryouts'' episode)

*In Halo 1, you can hold 10 rockets, instead of Halo 2 and 3 which you can only hold 8 rockets.

*In [[Halo 1]], you can hold 10 rockets, instead of [[Halo 2]] and [[3]] which you can only hold 8 rockets.

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 *It is commonly regarded as a [[Newb|noob]] weapon purely because it requires almost no skill to kill any sort of enemy, including [[Spartans]]. (However, it may take two shots to kill a [[Hunter]] if it is not a direct hit.)
 *In the novel [[Halo: The Flood]], [[Hunters]] can actually deflect rockets (that is, redirect it). This is highly improbable, as the rocket explodes the moment it comes in contact with anything).
-*In Halo 2, if a player drives a vehicle to the top of the hill in a given map, and another player stands a certain distance away, locks on, drags the aiming reticule away to a certain point, and releases, the rocket will actually fly around the vehicle in a perfect circle until something gets in the way or the hill player moves. Furthermore, if the player in the vehicle gets out, the rocket will stop homing on to the vehicle, in will fly off at a random circular trajectory.
+*In [[Halo 2]], if a player drives a vehicle to the top of the hill in a given map, and another player stands a certain distance away, locks on, drags the aiming reticule away to a certain point, and releases, the rocket will actually fly around the vehicle in a perfect circle until something gets in the way or the hill player moves. Furthermore, if the player in the vehicle gets out, the rocket will stop homing on to the vehicle, in will fly off at a random circular trajectory.
-*In Halo 3, if someone fires a rocket at someone with a gravity hammer, and the gravity hammer is struck at the right moment, the gravity concussion will send the rocket flying in any direction. This can be seen in the Halo machinanima series ''Marlin the Elite.''(''Tryouts'' episode)
+*In [[Halo 3]], if someone fires a rocket at someone with a gravity hammer, and the gravity hammer is struck at the right moment, the gravity concussion will send the rocket flying in any direction. This can be seen in the Halo machinanima series ''Marlin the Elite.''(''Tryouts'' episode)
-*In Halo 1, you can hold 10 rockets, instead of Halo 2 and 3 which you can only hold 8 rockets.
+*In [[Halo 1]], you can hold 10 rockets, instead of [[Halo 2]] and [[3]] which you can only hold 8 rockets.
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