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== External link == | A '''speed run''' or '''speedrun''' is an attempt by players to finish any [[campaign]] level as fast as possible. This is done by having good understanding of the game's gameplay mechanics and exploiting these mechanics. Common methods in a ''Halo'' speedrun is by using [[explosive jumping]] technique, careful selection of weapons and bypassing as many engagements as possible, sometimes getting outside the map to do so. To make it even more challenging, speedruns can be played on [[Legendary]] difficulty with all [[skull]]s on. | ||
*[http://highspeedhalo.net/ '''HighSpeedHalo'''], a Halo fansite focusing on speedruns | |||
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*[http://highspeedhalo.net/ '''HighSpeedHalo'''], a Halo fansite focusing on speedruns. | |||
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A speed run or speedrun is an attempt by players to finish any campaign level as fast as possible. This is done by having good understanding of the game's gameplay mechanics and exploiting these mechanics. Common methods in a Halo speedrun is by using explosive jumping technique, careful selection of weapons and bypassing as many engagements as possible, sometimes getting outside the map to do so. To make it even more challenging, speedruns can be played on Legendary difficulty with all skulls on.
External link
- HighSpeedHalo, a Halo fansite focusing on speedruns.
