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'''MLG''' is a Hardcore [[playlist]] playlist for ''[[Halo 3]]''.
'''MLG''' is a Hardcore [[playlist]] playlist for ''[[Halo 3]]''.

Revision as of 08:52, June 11, 2009

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This article is about the Halo 3 playlist. For the professional gaming company, click here.

MLG is a Hardcore playlist playlist for Halo 3.

History

Halo 3

There was no MLG playlist in the original release of Halo 3, however, Bungie announced that an MLG playlist would replace Team Hardcore in matchmaking for Halo 3 on March 12, 2008. The MLG playlist was released online as a ranked playlist on March 31, 2008.[1]

Maps used

Halo 3

In Halo 3, with the advantage of the new Forge system, MLG recreated the maps needed for MLG game, mainly the weaponry layout.

Asymmetrical Maps

Symmetrical Maps

Foundry Variants
  • MLG Amplified
  • MLG Onslaught

Gametypes

  • MLG Team Slayer
    • Amplified
    • Guardian
    • Construct
    • Narrows
    • The Pit
  • MLG Team Ball
    • Guardian
    • Lockdown
  • MLG Team Hill
    • Construct
    • The Pit (Later removed)
  • MLG Multi Flag
    • Onslaught
    • Narrows
    • The Pit

Settings

All MLG gametypes start with a Battle Rifle and two Fragmentation Grenades. Players move at 110% speed (Instead of the usual 100%), and they do 110% damage than the usual 100%. Also, the shield recharge time is set to 90% and players do not have the motion tracker enabled.

Weaponry

Powerups

All Powerups spawn at 120 seconds.