If you complete Halo 3 on legendary, you get an extra video after the credits. Now, Halo 3 is a game thats worth digging at for hours after hours until you complete on Legendary (afterall, its all good practice for Xbox Live Multiplayer!) but just in case your an impatient xbox 360 gamer, here it is, courtesy of YouTube!
WARNING!!! Contains Spoiler!!!
You’ll find this game type on Social Team slayer. Team Rockets is quite honestly my favorite game type. And thats pretty much because it’s the one that I win on all the time. And hopefully, I’ll be able to share most of my winning strategy here, so the next time your on Xbox Live with your friends you can come top of your team every time!
The M6 Spartan Laser is new to Halo 3, and offers a much needed boost to the heavy weaponry. However, it’s destructive power is not easy to handle! There are some major drawbacks to the awesome power that this beast is capable of.
Like most people, I was pretty curious to know the definite list of what maps and game types were served by Bungie for the different playlists. We all know now that they don’t give us ‘Hammerzeit’ on Big Team Battles, or ‘Team Hammmers’ on Social Slayer.
So, after many hours of testing by me and my housemates, and plenty of checking of other peoples gamertags (last games played and what they played) I’ve come up with this list. Please feel free to point out any corrections in the comments.
USNC GUNS
Pistol - Your standard handgun. It’s nothing spectacular, but it’s killer on the headshots. Burn the ammo and pitch it.
Submachine Gun (SMG) - A great weapon alone, lethal when dual-weilded. You can dish out a lot of hurt with a pair of SMG’s.
Assault Rifle - Basic rifle. No zoom, but not to be underestimated.
Starter Tips
Here are a few starter tips for those just getting into the fray. (also check out this xbox 360 forum -> halo 3 section for more tips)
Duck and cover - When you’re in the red, get behind something. Basic tactics again, and forget the shield. It’ll save your backside more often than not.
Eyes on the ammo - Always, I repeat, always keep an eye on how much ammo you’ve got. Nothing beats a good ‘ol click when you’ve got that perfect headshot lined up.
Headshots, headshots, headshots - Anybody worth their salt in a shooter knows this. Headshots hurt more, so use ‘em!
Enemies
Grunts - These are your basic punk enemies of Halo. They can dish out a little bit of hurt, but if you take out their leader (a Brute, usually), they’re easy. Just don’t waste your good ammo on them.
Brutes - You have to remove their armor before you can bring them down. Stick to head shots to rack up the damage. They’re not too tough, and fairly common.
Jackals - They’ll be behind a shield most times, so aim for the legs or the openings in the sides to bring them down.
Drones - They don’t pop up too often, but they’re airborne and will swarm you. Drop them quickly before you wind up with a whole mess of them on you.