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[[Image:Sm h3 Warthog.gif|thumb|A side profile of the LRV]] | [[Image:Sm h3 Warthog.gif|thumb|A side profile of the LRV]] | ||
The Warthog is an extremely important aspect in multiplayer games. Because it is a multi-person vehicle, it is mostly used in team matches, although there are people that enjoy running other players over by themselves. It is possibly the most used vehicle in Capture the Flag matches, as you can load 3 people in, then have the person in the side seat go in and grab the flag, while the gunner provides cover fire until they can drive back. It is also among the fastest land vehicles, next to the [[Mongoose]]. The horn can signal allies to get in but also alert nearby opponents to take cover when a Warthog is approaching. When the warthog is at full speed be aware of [[trip mines]] because when they drive over it you will find you’re self flying through the air dead. | The Warthog is an extremely important aspect in multiplayer games. Because it is a multi-person vehicle, it is mostly used in team matches, although there are people that enjoy running other players over by themselves. It is possibly the most used vehicle in [[Capture the Flag]] matches, as you can load 3 people in, then have the person in the side seat go in and grab the flag, while the gunner provides cover fire until they can drive back. It is also among the fastest land vehicles, next to the [[Mongoose]]. The horn can signal allies to get in but also alert nearby opponents to take cover when a Warthog is approaching. When the warthog is at full speed be aware of [[trip mines]] because when they drive over it you will find you’re self flying through the air dead. | ||
In Halo 2, it takes: | In Halo 2, it takes: | ||