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[[File: | [[File:Reach E310 Firefight Beachhead06.jpg|300px|thumb|right|[[SPARTAN-III Program|SPARTAN-III]]s in ''Halo: Reach'' Firefight.]] | ||
{{Quote|Welcome to the last day of the rest of your life.|[[The Announcer]]<ref>[[Halo: Reach Welcome to Firefight 2.0 Trailer|''Halo: Reach'' Welcome to Firefight 2.0 Trailer]]</ref>}} | |||
Firefight | {{Quote|This is Firefight. And we need every able body we can get. Even yours.|[[Sergeant Major Avery Junior Johnson]]<ref>[[Halo 3: ODST ViDoc: Bip. Bap. Bam.]]</ref>}} | ||
== Gameplay == | '''Firefight''' is a single or [[Co-op|cooperative]] [[Campaign Mode|campaign mode]] in ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' and ''[[Halo: Reach]]'', where up to four players can co-operate with one another via [[system link]] or [[Xbox LIVE]] and fight against waves of [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] attackers. This mode allows them to battle in multiple environments based on campaign maps, on foot or in vehicles, and against increasingly difficult waves of Covenant attackers.<ref name="ODST">[http://www.bungie.net/projects/odst/ '''Bungie.net''': ''Halo 3: ODST Project Page'']</ref> ''Halo: Reach's'' firefight has a large number of customization options and new features, including [[Matchmaking]] support,<ref>[http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/109/1098584p1.html '''IGN''': ''E3 2010: Firefight in Halo: Reach – Bigger & Better'']</ref> as well as many new game modes such as [[Generator Defense]] and Versus Mode. | ||
{{Quote|Problem is, we got alien bastards in the house. Each new wave means more bad guys. Five waves make up a round. Three rounds in a set. Sounds easy, huh? Wrong! See these skulls? When they activate, they turn a casual Covenant make-out session into a full-on test of your manly prowess!|[[Avery Johnson| | |||
==Gameplay== | |||
{{Quote|Problem is, we got alien bastards in the house. Each new wave means more bad guys. Five waves make up a round. Three rounds in a set. Sounds easy, huh? Wrong! See these skulls? When they activate, they turn a casual Covenant make-out session into a full-on test of your manly prowess!|[[Avery Junior Johnson|Avery Johnson]]<ref>[[Halo 3: ODST ViDoc: Bip. Bap. Bam.|''Halo 3: ODST'' ViDoc: Bip. Bap. Bam.]]</ref>}} | |||
=== ''Halo 3: ODST'' === | ===''Halo 3: ODST''=== | ||
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[[File:H3ODST Firefight SecurityZone3.jpg|300px|thumb|left|[[Orbital Drop Shock Trooper|ODST]]s facing a [[Brute Chieftain]] and a [[Kig-yar|Jackal]] in Firefight.]] | |||
{{Quote|Built on top of Halo 3: ODST's campaign, Firefight is a cooperative game mode that lets you and up to three of your friends put your skills to the ultimate test. It allows you to jump straight into the heart of ''Halo'' and experience traditional ''Halo'' sandbox encounters with a new, high octane twist. Though you’ve squared off against most of the enemies you’ll face in Firefight before, you’re not going to be able to rely on your past experiences alone to guide you through all of the action. In Firefight, even the most "harmless" enemy can become a dangerous threat when you’re low on ammo, low on lives, and have your back against the wall. Throw game play modifying skulls into the mix and you'll find that the combat can become even more interesting and intense.|Bungie.net description}} | {{Quote|Built on top of Halo 3: ODST's campaign, Firefight is a cooperative game mode that lets you and up to three of your friends put your skills to the ultimate test. It allows you to jump straight into the heart of ''Halo'' and experience traditional ''Halo'' sandbox encounters with a new, high octane twist. Though you’ve squared off against most of the enemies you’ll face in Firefight before, you’re not going to be able to rely on your past experiences alone to guide you through all of the action. In Firefight, even the most "harmless" enemy can become a dangerous threat when you’re low on ammo, low on lives, and have your back against the wall. Throw game play modifying skulls into the mix and you'll find that the combat can become even more interesting and intense.|Bungie.net description}} | ||
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In the beginning of Firefight, the squad will share [[seven]] lives between all of the players. | In the beginning of Firefight, the squad will share [[seven]] lives between all of the players. | ||
At the end of a round, there will be a brief pause where the players will be allowed to collect ammo and regroup with their squad mates. Their scores are shown in the top right of the screen, with the team score being on the top. | At the end of a round, there will be a brief pause where the players will be allowed to collect ammo and regroup with their squad mates. Their scores are shown in the top right of the screen, with the team score being on the top.<ref>[http://e3.gamespot.com/video/6211447/ '''Game Spot Video''': ''Halo 3: ODST Video Feature 1'']</ref> | ||
To increase difficulty throughout the game and increase the multiplier for kills, [[Halo 3 | To increase difficulty throughout the game and increase the multiplier for kills, [[Halo 3 Skulls|skulls]] are activated between rounds and sets. Three skulls are assigned to rounds (Tough Luck, Catch and Black Eye), three skulls are assigned to sets (Tilt, Famine and Mythic), and one skull assigned to the Bonus Round (Iron). Regardless of the difficulty, the [[Halo 3 Skulls #Tough Luck|Tough Luck]] skull will be enabled from the start. With each new round and set, more skulls become enabled, more than one at a time. If one person can stay alive, they will be awarded with higher scores and [[medals]]. Though each enemy class is worth a base number of points, earning medals can modify the player's tally as they go.<ref>[http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&link=Halo3ODST_Firefight '''Bungie.net''': ''Drop Into Firefight'']</ref> | ||
Additionally, once a team has survived a Set, they will go on to the Bonus Round. Because it is only a Bonus Round, any deaths will not be subtracted from the overall life pool, and as the [[Halo 3 | Additionally, once a team has survived a Set, they will go on to the Bonus Round. Because it is only a Bonus Round, any deaths will not be subtracted from the overall life pool, and as the [[Halo 3 Skulls #Iron|Iron Skull]] is activated at the start, the player cannot respawn until time runs out. The Bonus Round provides players a chance to earn extra lives before the next Set. Extra lives will be unlocked every 2,000 points scored after the beginning of the round. The Bonus Round consists entirely of Grunts while all the skulls are turned on. <ref>[http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&link=BWU_081409 '''Bungie.net''': ''Bungie Weekly Update: 08/14/09'']</ref> | ||
If one scores a total of 200,000 points on any map in Firefight, they will unlock an achievement which is available for every map (except for the "night" missions, which will unlock an achievement for their daytime counterparts), making Firefight have a total of eight achievements worthy of 10 gamerpoints each. | If one scores a total of 200,000 points on any map in Firefight, they will unlock an achievement which is available for every map (except for the "night" missions, which will unlock an achievement for their daytime counterparts), making Firefight have a total of eight achievements worthy of 10 gamerpoints each. | ||
=== ''Halo: Reach'' === | ===''Halo: Reach''=== | ||
{{Quote|It’s official. Firefight is back and better than ever. To get your drool on, go ahead and salivate over a Firefight that’s fully integrated into Halo: Reach’s matchmaking and topped off with an insane side of complete player customization, right down to each Set, Round, and Wave. And that’s just the beginning of the control you have over the experience.|Bungie.net description<ref>[http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&link=e32010ff Bungie.net: Welcome to Firefight 2.0]</ref>}} | |||
The game mechanics featured in ''Halo 3: ODST'' return for the Firefight mode featured in ''Halo: Reach''. Six maps that support Firefight gameplay have been revealed so far: [[Waterfront]], [[Beachhead (Halo: Reach Level)|Beachhead]],[[ Overlook]], [[Courtyard]], [[Corvette (level)|Corvette]] and [[Outpost (Level)|Outpost]] (all of which are also featured in campaign). Additionally, a new map, [[Unearthed]], is set to be released with the [[Defiant Map Pack]] on March 15 2011. | |||
[[ | In addition, Firefight now consists of a multitude of [[gametypes]]. "Classic Mode," as the name suggests, has the same rules as ''ODST'''s version of Firefight, while Default mode ends after a single set is completed, or the players run out of lives. [[Generator Defense]] also makes a return as a Firefight gametype. Given Firefight's new matchmaking support, there are also Firefight-specific [[commendations]] and [[Challenges]], updated on a daily or weekly basis, that will earn the player bonus [[credits]] upon their completion. Customization options have been greatly expanded, including options to alter weapons, maps, game duration, and enemy behavior.<ref>[http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&link=BWU_061810 '''Bungie.net''': ''Bungie Weekly Update 06/18/10'']</ref> The player is also able to create up to three customized skulls of their own for use in Firefight.<ref>[http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/109/1098584p1.html '''IGN''': ''E3 2010: Firefight in Halo: Reach – Bigger & Better'']</ref> The appearance of your custom Noble Six character from Campaign will carry over to Firefight, with a selection of voices from other characters to choose from (including characters from past games, such as the [[John-117|Master Chief]], [[Cortana]], and [[Avery Junior Johnson|Sergeant Johnson]]). | ||
''Score Attack'' is another Firefight gametype revealed by Bungie. In [[ | [[File:Reach_Firefight_Versus1.jpg|thumb|Two [[Elites]] square-off against a [[Spartan]] in [[Halo: Reach|Reach's]] Firefight ''Versus'' gametype.]] | ||
At the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con, [[Bungie]] revealed a new Firefight gametype called ''Firefight Versus''.<ref>[http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/110/1106753p1.html '''IGN''': ''SDCC 10: Halo: Reach Adds Versus Firefight'']</ref> This new 2v2 matchmaking gametype features a team-slayer style function focusing on [[UNSC]] versus [[Covenant]] warfare. It is unique in that it is the first gametype to ever feature AI [[Covenant]] allies. Players will either be [[Spartans]] or [[Elites]], and those that are chosen to be [[Elites]] are aided by other [[Covenant]] troops such [[Grunts]], [[Jackals]] or [[Brutes]]. The objective of this gametype is to simply slay the opposing force and to rack up as many points as possible. Spartans will score points by either killing [[Elites]] (the opposing players) or the other [[Covenant]] forces (AI-controlled enemies). Additionally Spartans will have a limited pool of lives (similar to [[Halo 3:ODST|ODST's]] Firefight Mode) that will deplete as a teammate or a player is killed. However, Spartans will gain an additional life and a large amount of points for each [[Elite]] they kill (only the player-controlled Elites will net an extra life, not other AI-controlled Covenant forces) making the Elites a strategic target amongst the battalions of [[Covenant]] forces. Elites have infinite lives in this gametype and will receive no points for kills, however their statistics will be shown in a full Post-Game Carnage Report, as will the Spartans. Special medals will be earned by both Elites and Spartans in this gametype, as well. Time is another factor that can determine the outcome of this gametype, as rounds are broken up into a specific amount of time to either defeat the opponent by killing them, or by scoring more points than the other players as [[Spartans]], seeing as only Spartans can score points. Every player will have the chance to be both Spartans and Elites, and after each round, players switch roles to ensure a fair balance of play. Basically, the team who has the most points at the end of the rounds wins the match. | |||
[[File:Gruntocalypse.jpg|thumb|A smattering of [[Grunts]] seen in the new Firefight ''Gruntocalypse'' gametype.]] | |||
Other gametypes were revealed by [[Bungie]], such as the ''Gruntocalypse'' Firefight gametype.<ref name="comicconign"/> This gametype is quite similar to the Bonus Rounds in ''Halo 3: ODST'' where [[Grunts]] pour in the map in a seemingly endless flood, throwing lethal grenades all over the place and ensuring that chaos ensues. | |||
''Score Attack'' is another Firefight gametype revealed by [[Bungie]]. In [[Score Attack]], players are not be able to customize the gametype at all, and all waves will be standardized. Every game will essentially be the same (except the players' reactions); this allows [[Bungie]] to create Leaderboards with this gametype that pertain to skill and other factors, and can be fully tracked in-game and on Bungie.net along with other ''Halo: Reach'' stats.<ref name="comicconign">[http://xbox360.ign.com/objects/142/14276699.html '''IGN''': ''IGN Video Preview'']</ref> | |||
It should further be noted that all Firefight gametypes listed here can be customized fully in Custom Games. | It should further be noted that all Firefight gametypes listed here can be customized fully in Custom Games. | ||
As of the October 2010 Update part 2, Firefight | As of the October 2010 Update part 2, Firefight Matchmaking games will no longer be 1 round, and will be one set. As of the same update, in the Score Attack Matchmaking, Crashsite will no longer be available, and replaced with Mythic Score Attack, which is the same as Score Attack, except with the Mythic Skull on. Also with this update, Glacier will be included in Firefight matchmaking and Score Attack. | ||
== Characters == | ==Characters== | ||
[[File: | [[File:Johnson vs. Chieftain in Firefight.jpg|thumb|Players who pre-ordered a copy of ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' received a code to play as [[Sergeant Major|Sergeant]] [[Avery Junior Johnson|Johnson]] in Firefight.]] | ||
The playable characters in Firefight | The playable characters in Firefight are acquired by different means, most of them unlocked by earning [[achievements]]. Players are allowed to customize their [[emblem]], background, color (which now includes formerly unavailable ones: black, olive, etc.) and [[Service Tag]]s (which now allow any combination of up to four characters) , much like in ''Halo 3'' multiplayer. The player's helmets are removable (with the exception of the Rookie, who never has his face revealed, and Johnson, who does not have one), but it has no effect on game play in any way: your VISR is still available, even though it is the vision mode of the ODST's helmet. | ||
In ''Halo: Reach'', instead of playing as the characters themselves, the player will retain their variation of [[SPARTAN-B312]], but have a choice of a "Firefight voice". The Firefight voice selected will be the player's voice in gameplay.<ref name="Inventory">[http:// | In ''Halo: Reach'', instead of playing as the characters themselves, the player will retain their variation of [[SPARTAN-B312]], but have a choice of a "Firefight voice". The Firefight voice selected will be the player's voice in gameplay.<ref name="Inventory">[http://www.bungie.net/images/news/inline10/bwu_071610/Reach_InitialArmoryInventor.jpg Initial Armory Inventory]</ref> | ||
=== ''Halo 3: ODST'' | ===''Halo 3: ODST''=== | ||
*'''[[The Rookie]]''': Unlocked by default. | |||
*'''[[Rookie]]''': Unlocked by default. | |||
*'''[[Veronica Dare]]''': Complete the campaign on [[Legendary]]. | *'''[[Veronica Dare]]''': Complete the campaign on [[Legendary]]. | ||
*'''[[Edward Buck]]''': Unlock the [[Tayari Plaza ( | *'''[[Edward Buck]]''': Unlock the [[Tayari Plaza (Achievement)|Tayari Plaza]] achievement. | ||
*'''[[Taylor | *'''[[Taylor Miles|Dutch]]''': Unlock the [[Uplift Reserve (Achievement)|Uplift Reserve]] achievement. | ||
*'''[[Kojo Agu|Romeo]]''': Unlock the [[NMPD HQ ( | *'''[[Kojo Agu|Romeo]]''': Unlock the [[NMPD HQ (Achievement)|NMPD HQ]] achievement. | ||
*'''[[Michael Crespo|Mickey]]''': Unlock the [[Kizingo Boulevard ( | *'''[[Michael Crespo|Mickey]]''': Unlock the [[Kizingo Boulevard (Achievement)|Kizingo Boulevard]] achievement. | ||
*'''[[ | *'''[[Avery Junior Johnson]]''': Unlocked by pre-ordering the game. | ||
=== | ===''Halo: Reach''=== | ||
[[File:Firefight_Voices.jpg|thumb|Some Firefight voices in ''Reach'', from top left - [[SPARTAN-B312|Noble Six]], [[Carter-A259|Carter]], [[Jorge-052|Jorge]], [[Auntie Dot]], [[Pete Stacker]], [[Edward Buck|Buck]], [[Jun-A266|Jun]], [[Emile-A239|Emile]], [[Catherine-B320|Kat]], [[Avery Junior Johnson|Johnson]], [[Cortana]], and [[John-117|John]].]] | |||
The voices listed below are seen as available items in the Armory from the start, Noble Six being the only default. <ref>[http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&cid=27328 '''Bungie.net''': ''Bungie Weekly Update: 07.16.10'']</ref> | |||
*'''[[SPARTAN-B312/Quotes|Noble Six]]''':<ref name="Inventory"/> Unlocked by default. | |||
*'''[[Carter-A259/Quotes|Carter-259]]''':<ref name="Inventory"/> Purchasable at default for 100,000 credits. | |||
*'''[[Catherine-B320/Quotes|Kat-320]]''':<ref name="Inventory"/> Purchasable at default for 10,000 credits. | |||
*'''[[Jun-A266/Quotes|Jun-A266]]''':<ref name="Inventory"/> Purchasable at default for 10,000 credits. | |||
*'''[[Emile-A239/Quotes|Emile-239]]''':<ref name="Inventory"/> Purchasable at default for 10,000 credits. | |||
*'''[[Jorge-052/Quotes|Jorge-052]]''':<ref name="Inventory"/> Purchasable at default for 10,000 credits. | |||
[[File: | *'''[[John-117/Quotes|John-117]]''': Purchasable at default for 150,000 credits.<ref name="Inventory"/><ref name="IGN"/> | ||
*'''[[Cortana/Quotes|Cortana]]''': Purchasable at default for 100,000 credits.<ref name="Inventory"/><ref name="IGN"/> | |||
*'''[[Avery Junior Johnson/Quotes|Sgt. Johnson]]''': Purchasable at default for 100,000 credits.<ref name="Inventory"/><ref name="IGN"/> | |||
The voices listed below are seen as available items in the Armory from the start, Noble Six being the only default.<ref>[http:// | *'''[[Edward Buck/Quotes|Edward Buck]]''': Purchasable at default for 15,000<ref name="Inventory"/><ref name="IGN"/> | ||
*'''[[SPARTAN-B312/Quotes | *'''[[Pete Stacker/Quotes|Sgt. Stacker]]''': Purchasable at default for 5,000 credits.<ref name="Inventory"/><ref name="IGN">[http://ie.xbox360.ign.com/articles/110/1106694p1.html '''IGN''': ''Why is Master Chief in Halo: Reach?'']</ref> | ||
*'''[[Carter-A259/Quotes | *'''[[Auntie Dot]]''': Purchasable at default for 15,000 credits.<ref name="Inventory"/><ref name="IGN"/> | ||
*'''[[Catherine-B320/Quotes | |||
*'''[[Jun-A266/Quotes | |||
*'''[[Emile-A239/ | |||
*'''[[Jorge-052/Quotes | |||
*'''[[John-117/Quotes | |||
*'''[[Cortana/Quotes | |||
*'''[[Avery Johnson/Quotes | |||
*'''[[Edward Buck/Quotes | |||
*'''[[ | |||
*'''[[ | |||
== Maps == | == Maps == | ||
===''Halo 3: ODST''=== | ===''Halo 3: ODST''=== | ||
Firefight in ''Halo 3: ODST'' has eight maps | Firefight in ''Halo 3: ODST'' has eight maps<ref>'''[[Halo 3 ODST ViDoc: Bip. Bap. Bam.]]'''</ref> to choose from (some are acquired by unlocking achievements). The maps are as follows: | ||
*[[Alpha Site]]: Unlock the [[ONI Alpha Site ( | *[[Alpha Site]]: Unlock the [[ONI Alpha Site (Achievement)|ONI Alpha Site]] achievement. | ||
*[[Chasm Ten]]: Unlock the [[Data Hive ( | *[[Chasm Ten]]: Unlock the [[Data Hive (Achievement)|Data Hive]] achievement. | ||
*[[Last Exit]]: Unlock the [[Coastal Highway ( | *[[Last Exit]]: Unlock the [[Coastal Highway (Achievement)|Coastal Highway]] achievement. | ||
*[[Lost Platoon]]: Unlock the [[Uplift Reserve ( | *[[Lost Platoon]]: Unlock the [[Uplift Reserve (Achievement)|Uplift Reserve]] achievement. | ||
*[[Crater]]: Unlocked by default. | *[[Crater]]: Unlocked by default. | ||
*[[Rally Point]]: Unlocked by default. | *[[Rally Point (Level)| Rally Point]]: Unlocked by default. | ||
*[[Security Zone]]: Unlocked by default. | *[[Security Zone]]: Unlocked by default. | ||
*[[Windward]]: Unlocked by default. | *[[Windward]]: Unlocked by default. | ||
===''Halo: Reach''=== | ===''Halo: Reach''=== | ||
*[[Beachhead (Halo: Reach | |||
*[[Corvette ( | *[[Beachhead (Halo: Reach Level)|Beachhead]] | ||
*[[Corvette (level)|Corvette]] | |||
*[[Courtyard]] | *[[Courtyard]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Glacier]] | ||
*[[Holdout]] | *[[Holdout]] | ||
*[[Outpost]] | *[[Outpost (level)|Outpost]] | ||
*[[Overlook]] | *[[Overlook]] | ||
*[[Waterfront]] | *[[Waterfront]] | ||
*[[Unearthed]] ( | *[[Unearthed]] (Released March 15 2011) | ||
== Trivia == | ==Trivia== | ||
*Firefight is similar to wave defense game modes found in many other games, examples including the survival mode from the Xbox LIVE Arcade port of ''[[Marathon|Marathon 2]]'', Nazi Zombies from ''Call of Duty: World at War'', Invasion from ''Unreal Tournament 200X'', Survival Mode from ''Left 4 Dead'', and Horde from ''Gears of War 2''. In all of these game modes, players attempt to survive against countless numbers of enemies | *Firefight is similar to wave defense game modes found in many other games, examples including the survival mode from the Xbox LIVE Arcade port of ''[[Marathon (Video Game Series)|Marathon 2]]'', Nazi Zombies from ''Call of Duty: World at War'', Invasion from ''Unreal Tournament 200X'', Survival Mode from ''Left 4 Dead'', and Horde from ''Gears of War 2''. In all of these game modes, players attempt to survive against countless numbers of enemies over a long period of time. | ||
*In ''Halo 3: ODST | *In ''Halo 3: ODST'', the Firefight maps use exact geometry from the campaign. In addition, every map regardless of size, only has four Health Packs that regenerate at the end of each Round, so it is wise that each player grabs only one Health Pack instead of competing over them. | ||
*In | *In ''Halo 3: ODST'', no map in Firefight features the [[MA5C Individual Combat Weapon System|Assault Rifle]] or [[M7057/Defoliant Projector|Flamethrower]]. These weapons appear in ''ODST's'' campaign but were excluded from Firefight. | ||
*Firefight was originally going to be included in ''Halo 3'', but due to time constraints, it was not included.<ref>[http://www.co-optimus.com/article/3307/a-look-back-halo-3-odst-designed-for-co-op.html '''Co-Optimus''': ''A Look Back: Halo 3: ODST Designed For Co-op'']</ref> | *Firefight was originally going to be included in ''Halo 3'', but due to time constraints, it was not included.<ref>[http://www.co-optimus.com/article/3307/a-look-back-halo-3-odst-designed-for-co-op.html '''Co-Optimus''': ''A Look Back: Halo 3: ODST Designed For Co-op'']</ref> | ||
*In ''Halo: Reach'', all Firefight | *Firefight in ''Halo: Reach'' is commonly referred to as "Firefight 2.0".<ref group="note">In sources regarding Firefight in ''Halo: Reach'', Bungie employees refer to Firefight as "Firefight 2.0".</ref> | ||
*In ''Halo: Reach'', players can activate their [[ | *In ''Halo: Reach'', all Firefight Matchmaking matches are by default set on Heroic difficulty. | ||
*In ''Halo: Reach' | *In ''Halo: Reach'', players can now play as Elites, allowing the player to play with the Covenant AI. Like Marines and army troopers, players can trade weapons with them, but only weapons compatible with the AI type. For example, Elites cannot be given Spikers or Plasma Pistols. Covenant AI will also turn against you if you kill too many friendlies. | ||
*In ''Halo: Reach'', players can activate their [[night vision]] just like in campaign. [[Spartan]] players have their usual green night vision, while [[Elite]] players have purple night vision. | |||
*In ''Halo: Reach'', AI can [[headshot]] you. Why they can do this despite not being able to do so in campaign is unknown. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery widths="150"> | ||
File:BonusRound.jpg|A player participating in the Bonus Round | File:Halo3- ODST Sgt. Johnson.gif|Johnson as he appears in Firefight. | ||
File:BonusRound.jpg|A player participating in the Bonus Round. | |||
File:Look Up Jackals.jpg|A Jackal lance on [[Windward]]. | File:Look Up Jackals.jpg|A Jackal lance on [[Windward]]. | ||
File: | File:FireFightReach.jpg|Firefight in ''Halo: Reach''. | ||
File:Reach_E310_Firefight_Waterfront02.jpg|A Firefight Generator Defense match on ''Waterfront''. | |||
File:Halo- Reach - Firefight Beachhead.jpg|A Firefight match on ''Beachhead''. | |||
File:Reach_E310_Firefight_Beachhead02.jpg|A Spartan fighting a [[Mgalekgolo]]. | |||
File:Elite Night vision.jpg|Elite [[night vision]] is only available in Firefight. | |||
File:Reach_E310_Firefight_Waterfront02.jpg|A Firefight Generator Defense match on | |||
File:Halo- Reach - Firefight Beachhead.jpg|A Firefight match on | |||
File:Reach_E310_Firefight_Beachhead02.jpg|A Spartan | |||
File:Elite Night vision.jpg|Elite [[ | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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