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The map features a [[Wikipedia:Chroma key|green screen]] in its new unique palette, obviously intended for [[machinima]] purposes. | The map features a [[Wikipedia:Chroma key|green screen]] in its new unique palette, obviously intended for [[machinima]] purposes. | ||
By placing a teleporter inside the islands, you can enter a 'cave' inside the island, which is also a fully forgeable (Albeit probably not intended) area. The rocky spikes protruding upwards from the sea (Visible better when in the 'cave') are also fully hollow. | |||
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Revision as of 12:16, April 6, 2013
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Forge Island is a Halo 4 multiplayer map intended for use as a Forge canvas. Orginally scheduled for release on April 11, 2013,[1] Forge Island passed certification earlier than expected and was made available for download on March 29, 2013.[2] Forge Island consists of three flat islands, nicknamed the "Great Anvils"[1] Sometime in 2558, UNSC personnel from the UNSC Infinity were deployed in the southwestern peninsula on Requiem's smallest continent and encountered these islands. Geological data aquired from this site gave the Infinity Science's Forge group a massive diverse canvas to be integrated into the War Games with modifiable features.
Trivia
The map features a green screen in its new unique palette, obviously intended for machinima purposes. By placing a teleporter inside the islands, you can enter a 'cave' inside the island, which is also a fully forgeable (Albeit probably not intended) area. The rocky spikes protruding upwards from the sea (Visible better when in the 'cave') are also fully hollow.
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