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*The official ''[[Halo 3: The Official Strategy Guide]]'' mistakenly states that the shoulder pads are unlocked by gaining the [[We're in for Some Chop]] [[achievement]]. | *The official ''[[Halo 3: The Official Strategy Guide]]'' mistakenly states that the shoulder pads are unlocked by gaining the [[We're in for Some Chop]] [[achievement]]. | ||
*In the first months of ''Halo 3'' multiplayer, the Scout chest piece had a [[glitch]]; it would sometimes re-lock itself, even if the requirements for unlocking it had been achieved. [[Bungie]] fixed the glitch in the first ''Halo 3'' Title Update. | *In the first months of ''Halo 3'' multiplayer, the Scout chest piece had a [[glitch]]; it would sometimes re-lock itself, even if the requirements for unlocking it had been achieved. [[Bungie]] fixed the glitch in the first ''Halo 3'' Title Update. | ||
*The ''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]'' mistakenly displays the Scout helmet in place of the Rogue helmet, but also shows the Scout helmet when discussing the Scout permutation. This mistake was corrected in the 2011 edition of the ''Encyclopedia''.<ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''' ''- Page 96''</ref> | *The ''[[Halo Encyclopedia: The Definitive Guide to the Halo Universe]]'' mistakenly displays the Scout helmet in place of the Rogue helmet, but also shows the Scout helmet when discussing the Scout permutation. This mistake was corrected in the 2011 edition of the ''Encyclopedia''.<ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia: The Definitive Guide to the Halo Universe]]''' ''- Page 96''</ref> | ||
*A decoy is a unit or vehicle sent in place of the actual target to distract or confuse an enemy. An observer is a person or unit that (as its name suggests) observes targets, and an outrider is a security unit or person who goes ahead of a target's vehicle to check the path ahead. | *A decoy is a unit or vehicle sent in place of the actual target to distract or confuse an enemy. An observer is a person or unit that (as its name suggests) observes targets, and an outrider is a security unit or person who goes ahead of a target's vehicle to check the path ahead. | ||
*A coincidence relating to this armor is that both visual guides, the ''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]'', and the ''[[Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide]]'' have this armor set on page 165. | *A coincidence relating to this armor is that both visual guides, the ''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]'', and the ''[[Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide]]'' have this armor set on page 165. | ||