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Grifball games are typically played on open rectangular courts that do not have any obstacles; the only frequently available features of the levels are subtle narrow ledges at the edge of the court that often require Gravity Hammer-boosted jumping to utilise. Despite of that, the game becomes extremely intense and strategic as the game relies heavily on teamwork and a bit of luck. | Grifball games are typically played on open rectangular courts that do not have any obstacles; the only frequently available features of the levels are subtle narrow ledges at the edge of the court that often require Gravity Hammer-boosted jumping to utilise. Despite of that, the game becomes extremely intense and strategic as the game relies heavily on teamwork and a bit of luck. | ||
Each player has a [[ | Each player has a [[Type-2 gravity hammer|Gravity Hammer]] and an [[Type-1 energy sword|Energy Sword]] (secondary), with infinite energy for both weapons. In some maps and game variants in ''Halo 3'' and ''Halo: Reach'', the [[7 wood]] is used instead of the Gravity Hammer, though the gameplay remains identical. In ''Halo: Reach'' and ''Halo 4'', there are two [[loadout]]s available: one has Gravity Hammer and Energy Sword, and the other has Energy Sword and Gravity Hammer. The purpose of this is to let the player pick their spawn weapon, as this can be crucial when respawning. | ||
The game features very fast respawning, short distances, no places to hide, and often results in players getting several multi-kills up to Killionaires and occasionally an [[Extermination]] (usually due to exploding Bombs). A well-timed Gravity Hammer strike during the start-of-round "bomb rush" can also claim four—or seven, for that matter—lives at once. Skilled players can accrue very long [[Killing Spree|killing spree]]s. | The game features very fast respawning, short distances, no places to hide, and often results in players getting several multi-kills up to Killionaires and occasionally an [[Extermination]] (usually due to exploding Bombs). A well-timed Gravity Hammer strike during the start-of-round "bomb rush" can also claim four—or seven, for that matter—lives at once. Skilled players can accrue very long [[Killing Spree|killing spree]]s. |