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*The landing in the middle junction of the "Elbow", the long walkway connecting the [[gravity lift]] to the sniper tower, is now wider and has an extra piece of cover to protect from fire from the sniper tower.<ref name="gamespot"/><ref name="twitter">[https://twitter.com/Halo/status/505787465475825664 '''Twitter''': ''Halo'']</ref> The extra cover can be disabled in [[Forge]].<ref name="PAX">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGn4YXXZyDo '''YouTube''': ''Halo and the Journey of the Master Chief- PAX Prime 2014'']</ref> | *The landing in the middle junction of the "Elbow", the long walkway connecting the [[gravity lift]] to the sniper tower, is now wider and has an extra piece of cover to protect from fire from the sniper tower.<ref name="gamespot"/><ref name="twitter">[https://twitter.com/Halo/status/505787465475825664 '''Twitter''': ''Halo'']</ref> The extra cover can be disabled in [[Forge]].<ref name="PAX">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGn4YXXZyDo '''YouTube''': ''Halo and the Journey of the Master Chief- PAX Prime 2014'']</ref> | ||
*As a new dynamic feature, three ice stalactites have been added to the ceiling of the map over three key locations: the "sniper tower", the glass skylight in the center plaza, and the "battle rifle tower". These stalactites can be shot and dropped on the map in order to combat entrenched enemies.<ref name="PAX"/> Like most of the major additions in the new maps, this feature can be disabled via Forge.<ref name="gamespot"/> | |||
*As | *The glass skylight located in the center of the map is now breakable. In its default form, the glass can take significant damage before breaking (although the stalactite positioned overhead will break the glass instantly), and will eventually return to its unbroken state.<ref name="PAX"/> The glass' properties can also be edited in Forge, allowing players to make it unbreakable if they choose.<ref name="twitter"/> | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:H2A Lockout-3.jpg| | File:H2A Lockout-3.jpg| | ||
File:Halo-2-Anniversary-Lockout-Screenshot-10.png | File:Halo-2-Anniversary-Lockout-Screenshot-10.png | ||
File:Halo-2-Anniversary-Lockout-Screenshot-11.png | File:Halo-2-Anniversary-Lockout-Screenshot-11.png | ||
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Lockdown[1] is a multiplayer map in Halo 2 Anniversary. It is a remake of Lockout from Halo 2, with some minor changes. Lockout is one of the six Halo 2 multiplayer maps that have been completely re-imagined in Halo 2 Anniversary.[2][3]
Layout
Changes from Lockout
- The landing in the middle junction of the "Elbow", the long walkway connecting the gravity lift to the sniper tower, is now wider and has an extra piece of cover to protect from fire from the sniper tower.[1][4] The extra cover can be disabled in Forge.[5]
- As a new dynamic feature, three ice stalactites have been added to the ceiling of the map over three key locations: the "sniper tower", the glass skylight in the center plaza, and the "battle rifle tower". These stalactites can be shot and dropped on the map in order to combat entrenched enemies.[5] Like most of the major additions in the new maps, this feature can be disabled via Forge.[1]
- The glass skylight located in the center of the map is now breakable. In its default form, the glass can take significant damage before breaking (although the stalactite positioned overhead will break the glass instantly), and will eventually return to its unbroken state.[5] The glass' properties can also be edited in Forge, allowing players to make it unbreakable if they choose.[4]
Gallery
- H2A Lockout-Concept-1.jpg
Concept art.
- H2A Lockout-Concept-2.jpg
Concept art.
- H2A Lockout-Concept-3.jpg
Concept art.
- H2A Lockout-2.jpg
A view of the map.
- Halo-2-Anniversary-Lockout-PAX.png
- Halo-2-Anniversary-Lockout-Screenshot-5.png
- Halo-2-Anniversary-Lockout-Screenshot-6.png
- Halo-2-Anniversary-Lockout-Screenshot-7.png
- Halo-2-Anniversary-Lockout-Screenshot-8.png
- Halo-2-Anniversary-Lockout-Screenshot-9.png
- H2A Lockout-3.jpg
- Halo-2-Anniversary-Lockout-Screenshot-10.png
- Halo-2-Anniversary-Lockout-Screenshot-11.png
Sources
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