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<center>''This article is about the Halo 3 playlist. For the professional gaming company, click [[Major League Gaming|here]].''</center>
<center>''This article is about the Halo 3 playlist. For the professional gaming company, click [[Major League Gaming|here]].''</center>


'''MLG''' is a ranked [[playlist]] for ''[[Halo 3]]'', the current maps and gametypes are of version 6 according to MLG.
'''MLG''' is a ranked [[playlist]] for ''[[Halo 3]]''. The playlist contains gametypes used in [[Major League Gaming]] tournaments.
==History==
==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. It was released online as a ranked playlist on March 31, 2008.<ref>http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=news&cid=13432</ref> The MLG playlist along with the other Hardcore playlists were moved the the Ranked Playlists while the Hardcore Playlist was retired as of August 4, 2009.
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.<ref>http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=news&cid=13432</ref>
 
The MLG playlist along with the other Hardcore playlists were moved the the Ranked Playlists while the Hardcore Playlist was retired as of August 4, 2009.


==Maps used==
==Maps used==
===Halo 3===
In ''[[Halo 3]]'', utilizing the [[Forge]] system, MLG recreated the maps needed for competitive gameplay. Main changes include weapon placement and availability. The maps in rotation reflect version 7 of the MLG playlist.<ref>http://www.mlgpro.com/content/page/192918/Official-MLG-Halo-3-Settings-v7</ref>
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====
===Asymmetrical Maps===
*MLG [[Guardian (Level)|Guardian]]
*MLG [[Construct (Level)|Construct]]
*MLG [[Construct (Level)|Construct]]
*MLG [[Guardian (Level)|Guardian]] (Removed)
*MLG [[Blackout (Level)|Blackout]] (Due to reasons not yet disclosed, MLG Blackout was removed from this playlist.)
*MLG [[Blackout (Level)|Blackout]] (Due to reasons not yet disclosed, MLG Blackout was removed from this playlist.)


====Symmetrical Maps====
===Symmetrical Maps===
*MLG [[The Pit (Level)|The Pit]]
*MLG [[The Pit (Level)|The Pit]]
*MLG [[Narrows (Level)|Narrows]]
*MLG [[Narrows (Level)|Narrows]]
*MLG [[Heretic (Level)|Heretic]]


====[[Foundry (Level)|Foundry]] Variants====
===[[Foundry (Level)|Foundry]] Variants===
*MLG Amplified (Symmetrical)
*MLG Amplified (Symmetrical)
*MLG Onslaught (Symmetrical)
*MLG Onslaught (Symmetrical)
*MLG&#160;Lockdown (Symmetrical)
*MLG Lockdown (Symmetrical, removed)


===Gametypes===
==Gametypes==
*MLG Team Slayer
*MLG [[Team Slayer]]
**Amplified
**Amplified
**Guardian
**Construct  
**Construct  
**Narrows  
**Narrows  
**The Pit  
**The Pit  
*MLG Team Ball
**Guardian (Removed)
**Guardian
*MLG [[Team Ball]]
**Lockdown
**Heretic
**Guardian (Removed)
**Lockdown (Removed)
*MLG Team King
*MLG Team King
**Construct
**Construct
**The Pit (Later removed)
**The Pit (Removed)
*MLG Multi Flag
*MLG [[Multi Flag CTF|Multi Flag]]
**Onslaught   
**Onslaught   
**Narrows  
**Narrows  
**The Pit
**The Pit
**Heretic


===Settings===
==Settings==
All MLG gametypes start with a [[Battle Rifle]] and two [[Fragmentation Grenade]]s. 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.
In all MLG gametypes, players will start with a [[BR55HB SR Battle Rifle|Battle Rifle]] and two [[M9 High-Explosive Dual-Purpose Grenade|Frag Grenades]]. Players move at 110% speed and inflict 110% damage instead of the usual 100% for both stats. The shield recharge rate is also reduced to 90% and the motion tracker is disabled. The stat changes serve to speed up gameplay.


===Weaponry===
===Weaponry===
*[[Battle Rifle]], 10 seconds respawn.
*[[BR55HB SR Battle Rifle|Battle Rifle]], 10 seconds respawn.
*[[Covenant Carbine]], 90 seconds respawn.
*[[M9 High-Explosive Dual-Purpose Grenade|Frag Grenades]], 10 seconds respawn.
*[[Mauler]], 120 seconds respawn.  
*[[Type-1 Antipersonnel Grenade|Plasma Grenades]], 30 seconds respawn.
*[[Sniper Rifle]], 180 seconds respawn.
*[[Type-25 Directed Energy Pistol|Plasma Pistol]], 60 seconds respawn.
*[[Rocket Launcher]], 180 seconds respawn. (Note: Not all MLG map variants have the Rocket Launcher)
*[[Type-51 Carbine|Covenant Carbine]], 90 seconds respawn.
*[[Plasma Pistol]], 60 seconds respawn.
*[[Type-52 Pistol|Mauler]], 120 seconds respawn.  
*[[Fragmentation Grenade]]s, 10 seconds respawn.
*[[Sniper Rifle System 99D-S2 Anti-Matériel|Sniper Rifle]], 180 seconds respawn.
*[[Plasma Grenade]]s, 30 seconds respawn.
*[[M41 SSR MAV/AW|Rocket Launcher]], 180 seconds respawn. (Note: Not all MLG map variants have the Rocket Launcher)
 
The MLG gametypes narrowed down the weaponry to a small portion to balance out the game. In the same manner, all equipment items were removed.  
 
Power weapon respawning is different from normal in that the respawn time is exact and weapons drop from above the spawn point rather than on the spawn point. Power weapons are also only available for a limited time after respawning before disappearing.  


====Powerups====
===Powerups===
All Powerups spawn at 120 seconds.
All Powerups spawn at 120 seconds.
*'''[[Custom Powerup]]:''' MLG use a special [[overshield]] powerup that a player can only use while they are on full shields or they are charging, this overshield charges up quickly, decays over time, and is a 2x overshield. (This Powerup only spawns on MLG [[The Pit]] and MLG [[Construct]])
*'''[[Custom Powerup]]:''' The powerup takes the place of the standard [[overshield]] powerup, but the player will only get the benefits if the player has full [[Energy Shields|shields]] or if they are charging, otherwise the powerup is wasted. This overshield brings the user's shields to 300% instead of the 200% of a normal overshield. The overshield charges up in three seconds and decays over time like the normal overshield. (This Powerup only spawns on The Pit and Construct.)
*'''[[Active Camouflage]]:''' The same active camouflage that appears in any other Halo 3 matchmaking playlist. (This Powerup only spawns on MLG [[Guardian]])
*'''[[Active Camouflage]]:''' The powerup is unchanged from the normal camo. (This Powerup only spawns on Guardian.)


==External links==
*[http://www.mlgpro.com/playlist MLG Settings and Playlist on mlgpro.com]
*[http://www.mlgpro.com/content/page/192918/Official-MLG-Halo-3-Settings-v7 MLG Playlist version 7 on mlgpro.com]
==References==
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[[Category:Halo 3 ranked playlists]]
[[Category:Halo 3 ranked playlists]]

Revision as of 22:22, November 3, 2009

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

MLG is a ranked playlist for Halo 3. The playlist contains gametypes used in Major League Gaming tournaments.

History

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. It was released online as a ranked playlist on March 31, 2008.[1] The MLG playlist along with the other Hardcore playlists were moved the the Ranked Playlists while the Hardcore Playlist was retired as of August 4, 2009.

Maps used

In Halo 3, utilizing the Forge system, MLG recreated the maps needed for competitive gameplay. Main changes include weapon placement and availability. The maps in rotation reflect version 7 of the MLG playlist.[2]

Asymmetrical Maps

  • MLG Construct
  • MLG Guardian (Removed)
  • MLG Blackout (Due to reasons not yet disclosed, MLG Blackout was removed from this playlist.)

Symmetrical Maps

Foundry Variants

  • MLG Amplified (Symmetrical)
  • MLG Onslaught (Symmetrical)
  • MLG Lockdown (Symmetrical, removed)

Gametypes

  • MLG Team Slayer
    • Amplified
    • Construct
    • Narrows
    • The Pit
    • Guardian (Removed)
  • MLG Team Ball
    • Heretic
    • Guardian (Removed)
    • Lockdown (Removed)
  • MLG Team King
    • Construct
    • The Pit (Removed)
  • MLG Multi Flag
    • Onslaught
    • Narrows
    • The Pit
    • Heretic

Settings

In all MLG gametypes, players will start with a Battle Rifle and two Frag Grenades. Players move at 110% speed and inflict 110% damage instead of the usual 100% for both stats. The shield recharge rate is also reduced to 90% and the motion tracker is disabled. The stat changes serve to speed up gameplay.

Weaponry

The MLG gametypes narrowed down the weaponry to a small portion to balance out the game. In the same manner, all equipment items were removed.

Power weapon respawning is different from normal in that the respawn time is exact and weapons drop from above the spawn point rather than on the spawn point. Power weapons are also only available for a limited time after respawning before disappearing.

Powerups

All Powerups spawn at 120 seconds.

  • Custom Powerup: The powerup takes the place of the standard overshield powerup, but the player will only get the benefits if the player has full shields or if they are charging, otherwise the powerup is wasted. This overshield brings the user's shields to 300% instead of the 200% of a normal overshield. The overshield charges up in three seconds and decays over time like the normal overshield. (This Powerup only spawns on The Pit and Construct.)
  • Active Camouflage: The powerup is unchanged from the normal camo. (This Powerup only spawns on Guardian.)

External links

References

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