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'''Invincibility''' is a [[glitch]] found on the level, [[Sacred Icon (Level)|Sacred Icon]] in ''[[Halo 2]]''.
'''Invincibility''' is a [[glitch]] in the ''[[Halo 2]]'' [[Campaign]] level [[Sacred Icon (Level)|Sacred Icon]]. The glitch allows players to become completely invulnerable while in a specific area of the level.


The glitch is that there is a specific point where you can not die, even if a [[rocket]] hits you. The level should start with [[Tartarus]] dropping you off on a ledge. The [[Enforcer]] gets behind you and he drives it off. Continue playing until you get to the point where you drop down a tube and see nothing. If you walk to the ledge facing out of the stage and look down, you should see a [[Phantom]] just floating there. Go down the [[piston]] in the centre of the room. As you fall, make sure you stay in the centre of the tube. When you get to the end of the fall, there will be a bar going across the exit. Land on that bar and nothing can kill you, not even the three waves of the [[Infection Form|Flood Infection Forms]] that come out of the tube after you. This is most likely applied by Bungie so you would not die as you fell down a shaft as you would automatically when falling long heights in-game.
==Walkthrough==
Start the level from the beginning; the level should start with [[Tartarus]] dropping [[Thel 'Vadam|you]] off on a ledge. An [[Enforcer]] gets behind you, but Tartarus drives it away. Continue playing until you get to the point where you drop a piston tube and see no enemies, but evidence of a conflict. This area has multiple crates of weapons and bodies lying about. If you walk to the ledge facing out of the stage and look down, you should see a [[Phantom]] floating there, several levels below your current location.
 
Drop the [[piston]] in the center of the room; as you fall, make sure you stay in the center of the tube. When you approach the end of the fall, there will be a bar going across the exit. Land on that bar and nothing can kill you -- not even the three waves of [[Pod infector|Flood Infection Forms]] that come out of the tube after you.
 
The glitch is probably the result of a safeguard that [[Bungie]] may have added. Such a safeguard would prevent players from dying from fall damage by making them invulnerable until they reached the bottom of the shaft. If this is the case, then the trick is more of an exploit than a glitch.
 
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Latest revision as of 00:33, March 19, 2022

Invincibility is a glitch in the Halo 2 Campaign level Sacred Icon. The glitch allows players to become completely invulnerable while in a specific area of the level.

Walkthrough[edit]

Start the level from the beginning; the level should start with Tartarus dropping you off on a ledge. An Enforcer gets behind you, but Tartarus drives it away. Continue playing until you get to the point where you drop a piston tube and see no enemies, but evidence of a conflict. This area has multiple crates of weapons and bodies lying about. If you walk to the ledge facing out of the stage and look down, you should see a Phantom floating there, several levels below your current location.

Drop the piston in the center of the room; as you fall, make sure you stay in the center of the tube. When you approach the end of the fall, there will be a bar going across the exit. Land on that bar and nothing can kill you -- not even the three waves of Flood Infection Forms that come out of the tube after you.

The glitch is probably the result of a safeguard that Bungie may have added. Such a safeguard would prevent players from dying from fall damage by making them invulnerable until they reached the bottom of the shaft. If this is the case, then the trick is more of an exploit than a glitch.