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**The far side of the bridges can be key to a teams success. A [[sniper rifle]], [[M6D|pistol]], [[M9 High-Explosive Dual-Purpose Grenade|fragmentation grenades]], and an [[overshield]] spawn here. A skilled sniper can pin enemies on foot in the tunnels. This sniper can also pick off slower vehicles that may pass, like a scorpion tank or an unsuspecting warthog. Additional teammates can go through the tunnels, across the bridges, and through the teleporters to get to vehicles that may be waiting there. | **The far side of the bridges can be key to a teams success. A [[sniper rifle]], [[M6D|pistol]], [[M9 High-Explosive Dual-Purpose Grenade|fragmentation grenades]], and an [[overshield]] spawn here. A skilled sniper can pin enemies on foot in the tunnels. This sniper can also pick off slower vehicles that may pass, like a scorpion tank or an unsuspecting warthog. Additional teammates can go through the tunnels, across the bridges, and through the teleporters to get to vehicles that may be waiting there. | ||
**Coordinated vehicle attacks can be very effective in Capture the Flag. Scorpions, Warthogs and Banshees can be used to pin the enemy down, while a Ghost user takes the flag back to base. | **Coordinated vehicle attacks can be very effective in Capture the Flag. Scorpions, Warthogs and Banshees can be used to pin the enemy down, while a Ghost user takes the flag back to base. | ||
*One interesting tactic is warthogs in the tunnel, because they can be very surprising and fit in all parts of the tunnel. | |||
Similar to [[Infinity]], Danger Canyon was designed ''specifically'' so that coordinated team attacks were a necessity for success. | Similar to [[Infinity]], Danger Canyon was designed ''specifically'' so that coordinated team attacks were a necessity for success. | ||