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'''Sentinel Launchers''' are small armor-covered devices built into the walls of some [[Forerunner]] facilities. They have only appeared in [[Halo 2]] so far. When hostile entities, such as [[Flood]], are detected in the immediate area, they open their cover and dispense [[Sentinels]]. When a sentinel is about to be dispensed, the launcher will make a noise that increases in pitch until the sentinel is dispensed. The only [[Sentinel]]s seen being dispensed are the normal silver ones, not the gold, shielded majors. One way to destroy a launcher is to attack it when the armored cover opens to release a [[Sentinel]]. It is also possible to destroy a closed dispenser by sticking a [[Plasma Grenade]] on its cover or meleeing it although this will cause your shields to become depleted. These launchers can only be found on the level [[Sacred Icon (level)]] This has confused a lot of Halo 2 players as on the levels The Arbiter and Oracle there are sentinels but no sentinel launchers. Although some [[Sentinel]]s could have escaped the destruction of the first [[Halo: Combat Evolved | '''Sentinel Launchers''' are small armor-covered devices built into the walls of some [[Forerunner]] facilities. They have only appeared in [[Halo 2]] so far. When hostile entities, such as [[Flood]], are detected in the immediate area, they open their cover and dispense [[Sentinels]]. When a sentinel is about to be dispensed, the launcher will make a noise that increases in pitch until the sentinel is dispensed. The only [[Sentinel]]s seen being dispensed are the normal silver ones, not the gold, shielded majors. One way to destroy a launcher is to attack it when the armored cover opens to release a [[Sentinel]]. It is also possible to destroy a closed dispenser by sticking a [[Plasma Grenade]] on its cover or meleeing it although this will cause your shields to become depleted. These launchers can only be found on the level [[Sacred Icon (level)]] This has confused a lot of Halo 2 players as on the levels The Arbiter and Oracle there are sentinels but no sentinel launchers. Although some [[Sentinel]]s could have escaped the destruction of the first [[Halo: Combat Evolved | ||
|Halo]], not many would have. There are an extremely large number of [[Sentinel]]s on the two levels, and too many for the amount that could have escaped [[Halo]]'s destruction. | |Halo]], not many would have. There are an extremely large number of [[Sentinel]]s on the two levels, and too many for the amount that could have escaped [[Halo]]'s destruction. This would probably mean that they came from a production facility of some sort or are produced on site. | ||
[[Image:Sentinel-Tunnel.jpg|left|thumb|159px|Sentinel Launcher]] | [[Image:Sentinel-Tunnel.jpg|left|thumb|159px|Sentinel Launcher]] | ||
Revision as of 20:03, July 27, 2007
Sentinel Launchers are small armor-covered devices built into the walls of some Forerunner facilities. They have only appeared in Halo 2 so far. When hostile entities, such as Flood, are detected in the immediate area, they open their cover and dispense Sentinels. When a sentinel is about to be dispensed, the launcher will make a noise that increases in pitch until the sentinel is dispensed. The only Sentinels seen being dispensed are the normal silver ones, not the gold, shielded majors. One way to destroy a launcher is to attack it when the armored cover opens to release a Sentinel. It is also possible to destroy a closed dispenser by sticking a Plasma Grenade on its cover or meleeing it although this will cause your shields to become depleted. These launchers can only be found on the level Sacred Icon (level) This has confused a lot of Halo 2 players as on the levels The Arbiter and Oracle there are sentinels but no sentinel launchers. Although some Sentinels could have escaped the destruction of the first [[Halo: Combat Evolved |Halo]], not many would have. There are an extremely large number of Sentinels on the two levels, and too many for the amount that could have escaped Halo's destruction. This would probably mean that they came from a production facility of some sort or are produced on site.
