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One of the newer [[multiplayer]] maps for [[Halo 2]], Turf is actually very small, but has a huge appearance. It is a small city, complete with convenience stores, garages, and a broken down [[Scarab]]. | One of the newer [[multiplayer]] maps for [[Halo 2]], Turf is actually very small, but has a huge appearance. It is a small city, complete with convenience stores, garages, and a broken down [[Scarab]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:05, October 16, 2005
Summary
One of the newer multiplayer maps for Halo 2, Turf is actually very small, but has a huge appearance. It is a small city, complete with convenience stores, garages, and a broken down Scarab.
Strategy
Turf is a fantastic maps for ambushes. There are many boxes and crates litering the level, these can be used for cover, and to lie in wait for opponents. Many games, espically those that are objective based involve a defensive role. The vast amount of cover in this level makes it especially easy for successive defensive, and flanking maneuvers.
Another key in dominating the level is to take over the large "L" shaped section of the map typically referred to as the courtyard, or the street. This is most commonly achieved through extensive use of the Sniper Rifle and players to cover the person sniping. The other key factor is controlling the "Newb Combos". This allows players to easily control the large, and small sections of the map, although the newb combo is most effective at medium ranges, which are abundant in Turf.
