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*There is a secret room that can be accessed by going to where the [[Overshield]] is, and using the rocket launcher to launch yourself to a mini room/ledge, right above.

*A good strategy is to enter the teleporter that leads to an alcove that is only reachable through the teleporter or grenade jumping. As you exit the teleporter, backpedal and you can hide inside the teleporter, thus, you can sneak attack any enemy that comes through, they will never know where it came from. This works great with a shotgun. The way to counter this is to equip plasma grenades and throw them as you walk backwards through the teleporter. Or on occasion throw a frag grenade from the ground below, killing him without exposing yourself.

*During Shotgun-only matches, you can hide in a frequently visited nook in a room and jump out when enemies run by, then relocate to a new position.

*During [[M90 Close Assault Weapon System|Shotgun]]-only matches, you can hide in a frequently visited nook in a room and jump out when enemies run by, then relocate to a new position.

*If you lose track of an enemy you are pursuing because they have jumped through a teleporter and you are not sure which, the rooms are often close to each other in proximity, so the motion tracker is useful, to a certain extent, to determine which teleporter they went through.

*There is a room with two pillars that nearly touch each other vertically. You could throw a grenade through there. This tactic can be used to defeat better armed opponents.

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== Trivia ==

=== Glitches ===

*It is possible to set a trap using plasma grenades. Position a dead player at the entrance of a teleporter, throw a plasma grenade at it so it sticks and run through. If done correctly the grenade will not go off until a player enters the room. If an opponent or ally goes into the room the grenade starts its countdown from where it left. This can be particularly deadly when used in a small room.

*It is possible to set a trap using [[Plasma Grenade|plasma grenades]]. Position a dead player at the entrance of a teleporter, throw a plasma grenade at it so it sticks and run through. If done correctly the grenade will not go off until a player enters the room. If an opponent or ally goes into the room the grenade starts its countdown from where it left. This can be particularly deadly when used in a small room.

*If timed correctly, the Shotgun can be obtained from the bottom floor of the room in which it is located by jumping underneath of where it spawns and attempting to pick it up. Similarly, the Rocket Launcher is obtainable using the same method from the chamber containing the Assault Rifle.

*If timed correctly, the Shotgun can be obtained from the bottom floor of the room in which it is located by jumping underneath of where it spawns and attempting to pick it up. Similarly, the [[M19 SSM Rocket Launcher|Rocket Launcher]] is obtainable using the same method from the chamber containing the [[MA5B Assault Rifle|Assault Rifle]].

===Miscellaneous===

*In [[List of Greek mythology references in Halo|Greek mythology]], Chiron (a ''Centaur'') trained Hercules and many other demigod heroes like Achilles, similar to the fact that this level is a Spartan-II training area.

*Chiron TL-34 is used in [[Red vs. Blue|Red vs Blue]] Season 3 as a base with Teleporters to other places, such as Battle Creek.

*Chiron TL-34 is used in [[Red vs. Blue|Red vs Blue]] Season 3 as a base with Teleporters to other places, such as [[Battle Creek]].

*Simmons and Caboose from Red vs. Blue nicknamed the map, "The Janitor's Closet".

*The Halo X-box and PC description lists this map as "Spartan ''Clone'' Training Complex", possibly providing a canon explanation for multiple Spartans in Multi-player, though this is unlikely.

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*It's believed that the room with the Teleporter leading to the doorway with red walls and yellow black stripes without a portal is believed to be the entrance to the training area (the level itself) which is deactivated once the session has begun. Although, the activation and deactivation of the entrance/exit Teleporter is never actually seen, it is the most plausible reason why the marked doorway exists.

*In the game data this particular map is called "Putput". The map could have been called this due to its many rooms indicating the different holes of a mini putt course and could have been its original name.

*Bungie teased a remake of the map called Chiron TL-35 in several Weekly Updates during the development of Halo 2 and 3. As there has never been much of a movement to bring Chiron back, it is assumed Bungie was joking.

*Bungie teased a remake of the map called Chiron TL-35 in several Weekly Updates during the development of ''[[Halo 2]]'' and ''[[Halo 3]]''. As there has never been much of a movement to bring Chiron back, it is assumed Bungie was joking.

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 *There is a secret room that can be accessed by going to where the [[Overshield]] is, and using the rocket launcher to launch yourself to a mini room/ledge, right above.
 *A good strategy is to enter the teleporter that leads to an alcove that is only reachable through the teleporter or grenade jumping. As you exit the teleporter, backpedal and you can hide inside the teleporter, thus, you can sneak attack any enemy that comes through, they will never know where it came from. This works great with a shotgun. The way to counter this is to equip plasma grenades and throw them as you walk backwards through the teleporter. Or on occasion throw a frag grenade from the ground below, killing him without exposing yourself.
-*During Shotgun-only matches, you can hide in a frequently visited nook in a room and jump out when enemies run by, then relocate to a new position.
+*During [[M90 Close Assault Weapon System|Shotgun]]-only matches, you can hide in a frequently visited nook in a room and jump out when enemies run by, then relocate to a new position.
 *If you lose track of an enemy you are pursuing because they have jumped through a teleporter and you are not sure which, the rooms are often close to each other in proximity, so the motion tracker is useful, to a certain extent, to determine which teleporter they went through.
 *There is a room with two pillars that nearly touch each other vertically. You could throw a grenade through there. This tactic can be used to defeat better armed opponents.
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 == Trivia ==
 === Glitches ===
-*It is possible to set a trap using plasma grenades. Position a dead player at the entrance of a teleporter, throw a plasma grenade at it so it sticks and run through. If done correctly the grenade will not go off until a player enters the room. If an opponent or ally goes into the room the grenade starts its countdown from where it left. This can be particularly deadly when used in a small room.
+*It is possible to set a trap using [[Plasma Grenade|plasma grenades]]. Position a dead player at the entrance of a teleporter, throw a plasma grenade at it so it sticks and run through. If done correctly the grenade will not go off until a player enters the room. If an opponent or ally goes into the room the grenade starts its countdown from where it left. This can be particularly deadly when used in a small room.
-*If timed correctly, the Shotgun can be obtained from the bottom floor of the room in which it is located by jumping underneath of where it spawns and attempting to pick it up. Similarly, the Rocket Launcher is obtainable using the same method from the chamber containing the Assault Rifle.
+*If timed correctly, the Shotgun can be obtained from the bottom floor of the room in which it is located by jumping underneath of where it spawns and attempting to pick it up. Similarly, the [[M19 SSM Rocket Launcher|Rocket Launcher]] is obtainable using the same method from the chamber containing the [[MA5B Assault Rifle|Assault Rifle]].
 ===Miscellaneous===
 *In [[List of Greek mythology references in Halo|Greek mythology]], Chiron (a ''Centaur'') trained Hercules and many other demigod heroes like Achilles, similar to the fact that this level is a Spartan-II training area.
-*Chiron TL-34 is used in [[Red vs. Blue|Red vs Blue]] Season 3 as a base with Teleporters to other places, such as Battle Creek.
+*Chiron TL-34 is used in [[Red vs. Blue|Red vs Blue]] Season 3 as a base with Teleporters to other places, such as [[Battle Creek]].
 *Simmons and Caboose from Red vs. Blue nicknamed the map, "The Janitor's Closet".
 *The Halo X-box and PC description lists this map as "Spartan ''Clone'' Training Complex", possibly providing a canon explanation for multiple Spartans in Multi-player, though this is unlikely.
@@ Line 57: / Line 57: @@
 *It's believed that the room with the Teleporter leading to the doorway with red walls and yellow black stripes without a portal is believed to be the entrance to the training area (the level itself) which is deactivated once the session has begun. Although, the activation and deactivation of the entrance/exit Teleporter is never actually seen, it is the most plausible reason why the marked doorway exists.
 *In the game data this particular map is called "Putput". The map could have been called this due to its many rooms indicating the different holes of a mini putt course and could have been its original name.
-*Bungie teased a remake of the map called Chiron TL-35 in several Weekly Updates during the development of Halo 2 and 3. As there has never been much of a movement to bring Chiron back, it is assumed Bungie was joking.
+*Bungie teased a remake of the map called Chiron TL-35 in several Weekly Updates during the development of ''[[Halo 2]]'' and ''[[Halo 3]]''. As there has never been much of a movement to bring Chiron back, it is assumed Bungie was joking.
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