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{{Center|For suicidal enemies or canon instances of suicide attacks, see [[Suicide attack]].}} | {{Center|For suicidal enemies or canon instances of suicide attacks, see [[Suicide attack]].}} | ||
{{Quote|Suicide!|[[The | {{Quote|Suicide!|[[Jeff Steitzer|The announcer]]}} | ||
Suicide is the gameplay term given to when a player kills | {{Quote|Wa hoa! Ain't that a shame.|[[Edward Buck]] if he is the announcer and the player commits suicide.<ref>'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'''</ref>}} | ||
{{Quote|Tragic mistake!|[[Yabda|Yabda the Merciless]] if he is the announcer and the player commits suicide.<ref>'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'''</ref>}} | |||
{{Quote|Self termination! How regrettable.|[[031 Exuberant Witness]] if she is the announcer and the player commits suicide.<ref>'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'''</ref>}} | |||
'''Suicide''' is the gameplay term given to when a player kills themself. | |||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Whether intentional or by accident, the player may commit suicide through various methods. While this is not the objective of the game, and does not benefit the player in any way, it is a regular occurrence during a game session. Reasons for committing suicide may vary such as sheer boredom or mere curiosity. | Whether intentional or by accident, the player may commit suicide through various methods. While this is not the objective of the game, and does not benefit the player in any way, it is a regular occurrence during a game session. Reasons for committing suicide may vary such as sheer boredom or mere curiosity. | ||
One of the common methods of committing suicide in a game is by using their own [[weapons]] on/against themselves | One of the common methods of committing suicide in a game is by using their own [[weapons]] on/against themselves; an example is standing near a self thrown [[grenade]], or firing any [[M41 SPNKR|rocket]] [[M57 Pilum|launcher]]-type weapon at the player's feet or nearby wall. Other methods could be by using vehicles, falling from great heights, or simply by venturing into dangerous places (i.e. cliffs, kill barriers). | ||
== In campaign and multiplayer == | == In campaign and multiplayer == | ||
Committing suicide can be a strategic maneuver in a campaign and multiplayer context (typically in a team-based gametype). In a cooperative play in a campaign session, the players can task one another to be a decoy to allow the other to consider options with dealing the situation at hand. For example, in a Legendary playthrough, Player One runs into the enemy to distract their attention to allow Player Two to engage said enemy. Also, an uncommon tactic that could be added to this would be to stick a [[ | Committing suicide can be a strategic maneuver in a campaign and multiplayer context (typically in a team-based gametype). In a cooperative play in a campaign session, the players can task one another to be a decoy to allow the other to consider options with dealing with the situation at hand. For example, in a [[Legendary]] playthrough, Player One runs into the enemy to distract their attention to allow Player Two to engage said enemy. Also, an uncommon tactic that could be added to this would be to stick a [[Anskum-pattern plasma grenade|plasma grenade]] to Player One as they run into the enemy. | ||
Similar tactics can be employed in multiplayer whereby Player One of Team A wielding a | Similar tactics can be employed in multiplayer whereby Player One of Team A wielding a rocket launcher rushes into the opposing team's base, killing themself and the opposing team to allow Player Two of Team A to retrieve the objective. However, it should be noted that committing suicide in a multiplayer will usually impose a respawn penalty on the suicider. In [[Slayer]]-based gametype, a suicide will usually deduct a point for the suicider and, by extension, the suicider's team. In [[Infection]] and [[Flood (gametype)|Flood]]-based gametypes, a suicide will also usually result in the suicider immediately becoming an infected player. | ||
[[Category:Multiplayer | == Sources == | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:54, January 12, 2023
- "Suicide!"
- — The announcer
- "Wa hoa! Ain't that a shame."
- — Edward Buck if he is the announcer and the player commits suicide.[1]
- "Tragic mistake!"
- — Yabda the Merciless if he is the announcer and the player commits suicide.[2]
- "Self termination! How regrettable."
- — 031 Exuberant Witness if she is the announcer and the player commits suicide.[3]
Suicide is the gameplay term given to when a player kills themself.
Overview[edit]
Whether intentional or by accident, the player may commit suicide through various methods. While this is not the objective of the game, and does not benefit the player in any way, it is a regular occurrence during a game session. Reasons for committing suicide may vary such as sheer boredom or mere curiosity.
One of the common methods of committing suicide in a game is by using their own weapons on/against themselves; an example is standing near a self thrown grenade, or firing any rocket launcher-type weapon at the player's feet or nearby wall. Other methods could be by using vehicles, falling from great heights, or simply by venturing into dangerous places (i.e. cliffs, kill barriers).
In campaign and multiplayer[edit]
Committing suicide can be a strategic maneuver in a campaign and multiplayer context (typically in a team-based gametype). In a cooperative play in a campaign session, the players can task one another to be a decoy to allow the other to consider options with dealing with the situation at hand. For example, in a Legendary playthrough, Player One runs into the enemy to distract their attention to allow Player Two to engage said enemy. Also, an uncommon tactic that could be added to this would be to stick a plasma grenade to Player One as they run into the enemy.
Similar tactics can be employed in multiplayer whereby Player One of Team A wielding a rocket launcher rushes into the opposing team's base, killing themself and the opposing team to allow Player Two of Team A to retrieve the objective. However, it should be noted that committing suicide in a multiplayer will usually impose a respawn penalty on the suicider. In Slayer-based gametype, a suicide will usually deduct a point for the suicider and, by extension, the suicider's team. In Infection and Flood-based gametypes, a suicide will also usually result in the suicider immediately becoming an infected player.
