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{{ | A '''Box Fort''', as the name implies, is using crates, and loose objects found in many [[Halo 2]] [[multiplayer]] maps and placing them strategically so that you may have the advantage over your enemies. It is best used on the map [[Foundation]] on the game types Zombie and CTF. The two positions are hanger number two, and number four; number two being better because it is harder for the zombies to move the metal legs. The other examples of box forts would be blocking the two front doors on [[Zanzibar]] in CTF or using the large boxes on [[Waterworks]] to block the ramps at the bases | ||
A '''Box Fort''', as the name implies, is using crates, and loose objects found in many [[Halo 2]] [[multiplayer]] maps and placing them strategically so that you may have the advantage over your enemies. It is best used on the map [[Foundation]] on the game types [[ | |||
In the | == [[Halo 3]] == | ||
In Halo 3 using [[Forge]] it is possible and achievable to make even more elaborate Box Forts and bases. An example would be using crates on [[High Ground]] to completely block off the base to the outside environment. The new [[Forge]] method that was added in Halo 3 also makes box forts more easier, as you practically have an endless supply of them in your inventory. | |||
== Heroic map pack == | |||
In the novel [[Heroic Map Pack]], especially on the map [[Standoff]] it is possible to construct very elaborate forts, even bases large and elaborate enough to fit a [[Wraith]] inside. | |||
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