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A '''temporary profile''' is used in ''[[Halo 2]]'' and ''[[Halo 3]]'' when players without profiles wish to play [[Multiplayer]] or the [[Campaign]]. When a player without a profile signs into a game, he or she will be asked if they would like the use a temporary profile. | A '''temporary profile''' is used in ''[[Halo 2]]'' and ''[[Halo 3]]'' when players without profiles wish to play [[Multiplayer]] or the [[Campaign]]. When a player without a profile signs into a game, he or she will be asked if they would like the use a temporary profile. | ||
Revision as of 17:42, November 25, 2009
Template:Ratings A temporary profile is used in Halo 2 and Halo 3 when players without profiles wish to play Multiplayer or the Campaign. When a player without a profile signs into a game, he or she will be asked if they would like the use a temporary profile.
Temporary profiles cannot be saved (and cannot earn any achievements in Halo 3). Temporary profiles are issued random usernames, tags, and emblems. Names include "Bozo", "Sausage" and "Caboose".
Trivia
- Red vs. Blue used the temporary profile names to create the names of their characters.Template:Fact
- If a profile and a temporary profile play splitscreen over Xbox Live, the temporary profile will have the same gamertag as the other profile, with a number added. If, for example, "MyGamertag" plays splitscreen with a temporary profile, the temporary profile will show up as "MyGamertag (1)".
