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The '''Target Range''' is an Experience at ''[[Halo: Outpost Discovery]]''. | The '''Target Range''' is an Experience at ''[[Halo: Outpost Discovery]]''.<ref name="Website">[https://halooutpostdiscovery.com/experiences/ ''Halo: Outpost Discovery'', Experiences]</ref> | ||
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''A challenging, interactive target range lets attendees see if they have what it takes to defend humanity. This fast and fun test of skill features UNSC and Covenant-themed blasters, target alleys, and integrated touch panels that allows attendees to choose from a variety of game difficulties and target profiles. After each match, attendees can view and compare their speed and accuracy with each other to see which recruit reigns supreme!'' | ''A challenging, interactive target range lets attendees see if they have what it takes to defend humanity. This fast and fun test of skill features UNSC and Covenant-themed blasters, target alleys, and integrated touch panels that allows attendees to choose from a variety of game difficulties and target profiles. After each match, attendees can view and compare their speed and accuracy with each other to see which recruit reigns supreme!''<ref name="Website"/> | ||
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Revision as of 18:15, June 27, 2019
The Target Range is an Experience at Halo: Outpost Discovery.[1]
Overview
A challenging, interactive target range lets attendees see if they have what it takes to defend humanity. This fast and fun test of skill features UNSC and Covenant-themed blasters, target alleys, and integrated touch panels that allows attendees to choose from a variety of game difficulties and target profiles. After each match, attendees can view and compare their speed and accuracy with each other to see which recruit reigns supreme![1]
