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Dual wielding allows a player to use two weapons at any time. This allows players to experiment with weapon combinations to achieve the most effective outcome in combat. The feature is restricted only to small firearms such as [[pistol]]s | Dual wielding allows a player to use two weapons at any time. This allows players to experiment with weapon combinations to achieve the most effective outcome in combat. The feature is restricted only to small firearms such as [[pistol]]s but not the SMG ([[#List of dual wieldable weapons|See list of dual wieldable weapons]]). The [[Type-33 Needler]] was previously made available as a dual wieldable weapon in ''Halo 2'' but no longer in ''Halo 3'' to balance the unexpected ease of killing a target with two Needlers. | ||
The feature is also made available to the [[Sangheili|Elites]] AI units in both ''Halo 2'' and ''Halo: Reach''. They are typically seen dual wielding a pair of {{Pattern|Okarda'phaa|plasma rifle}}s on [[normal]] or higher difficulty. | The feature is also made available to the [[Sangheili|Elites]] AI units in both ''Halo 2'' and ''Halo: Reach''. They are typically seen dual wielding a pair of {{Pattern|Okarda'phaa|plasma rifle}}s on [[normal]] or higher difficulty. |