Hemorrhage
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| “ | Many call this curious gorge their grave, but early inhabitants left only these outposts behind in memoriam.[1] | ” |
Hemorrhage is a map variant of Forge World. It is a remake of Blood Gulch from Halo: Combat Evolved with elements from Halo 2's Coagulation built into the Canyon. Hemorrhage is featured in the Team Slayer, Team Objective, Multi Team, Big Team Battle, Doubles Arena, Team Snipers and Team Arena playlists.[1]
Overview[edit]
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As referenced by its name, Hemorrhage is a remake of Blood Gulch, but borrows elements from its Halo 2 and Halo 3 successors, Coagulation and Valhalla, respectively. Specifically, the bases uses those from Blood Gulch, while the terrain geometry is a direct port from Coagulation, scaled to match Halo: Reach. The terrain is that of Valhalla's, with one base located adjacent to a body of water.
Production notes[edit]
- Hemorrhage was first showcased in Deja View from the Red vs. Blue PSA series. The PSA's ending teased the then-upcoming Forge World, which was planned for reveal at Comic-Con.[2]
- The description of Hemorrhage references Valhalla's description, with either locations being called a "curious gorge".
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Two Spartans on the ridge leading to Red Base.
Entrance of the cave.
Red Base, seen from above.
Blue Base.
The field in the center of the map.
A flag carrier running across the field.
A Ghost attempts to intercept a flag carrier.
Two Ghosts fighting a Revenant.
Vehicles clashing outside Red Base.
Two Mongooses during a match of Rocket Race.
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b Bungie.net, Halo: Reach - Maps - Hemorrhage (Retrieved on Jan 15, 2021) [archive]
- ^ YouTube - Rooster Teeth, Red vs. Blue: Halo "Deja View" (Halo Reach PSA) (Retrieved on Jul 7, 2010)
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