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'''Socket Bases'''<ref>[[:File:HW | '''Socket Bases'''<ref>[[:File:HW Citadel Concept.jpg|This image]]</ref> are [[Military base|base structures]] in ''[[Halo Wars]]'' and ''[[Halo Wars 2]]'' that players are able to build and upgrade, depending on how much [[supplies]] and energy they have at their disposal. "Sockets" are referred to as "slots" in ''Halo Wars 2''.<ref>'''[[Halo Wars 2 Open Beta]]'''</ref> The bases and their buildings are essential to produce troops, vehicles, and all sorts of upgrades in both [[campaign]] and [[multiplayer]]. | ||
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Socket Bases[1] are base structures in Halo Wars and Halo Wars 2 that players are able to build and upgrade, depending on how much supplies and energy they have at their disposal. "Sockets" are referred to as "slots" in Halo Wars 2.[2] The bases and their buildings are essential to produce troops, vehicles, and all sorts of upgrades in both campaign and multiplayer.
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