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In light of this momentous occasion, Bungie added a entirely new weapon never before seen in the Halo universe, the [[gravity hammer]]. Tartarus wields this formidable weapon against the Arbiter in their final encounter. | In light of this momentous occasion, Bungie added a entirely new weapon never before seen in the Halo universe, the [[gravity hammer]]. Tartarus wields this formidable weapon against the Arbiter in their final encounter. | ||
Unfortunately, Tartarus is one of the | Unfortunately, Tartarus is one of the easier of the three bosses(assuming that you don't use the fuel rod gun tactic on the Heretic Leader, at least). In contrast the other two bosses, Tartarus doesn't have a ranged attack, and so he can't hurt you as long as you don't let him get to close to you. His henchmen, meanwhile, attack only from one direction and only at fairly specific times during the battle. Thus, you can see them coming a mile away and there's little chance of being surrounded or taken by surprise. | ||
The structure of the battle is fairly simple. Like the other boss fights, I tend to think of it in terms of several rounds, with each round ending when Sarge knocks out his shield and you damage Tartarus. Depending on your weapon choice, you'll probably need somewhere in the vicinity of 8-10 rounds to kill him. So, as far as Tartarus himself goes, the battle basically amounts to maneuvering to keep him at a distance until Sarge gets his shots in and you can do a bit of damage. Remember, Tartarus' shield only stays down for about 2-3 seconds at a time, so you have to be quick. | The structure of the battle is fairly simple. Like the other boss fights, I tend to think of it in terms of several rounds, with each round ending when Sarge knocks out his shield and you damage Tartarus. Depending on your weapon choice, you'll probably need somewhere in the vicinity of 8-10 rounds to kill him. So, as far as Tartarus himself goes, the battle basically amounts to maneuvering to keep him at a distance until Sarge gets his shots in and you can do a bit of damage. Remember, Tartarus' shield only stays down for about 2-3 seconds at a time, so you have to be quick. | ||