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The '''Trip Mine Glitches''' are various [[glitch]]es in ''[[Halo 3]]'' that depend on the usage of one or more [[Trip Mine]]s. | |||
==Infinite Trip Mines / Overloading== | |||
This trick is the application of ''Halo 3''<nowiki/>'s [[Forge/Tricks#Instant Respawn|Instant Respawn]] bug. Instant-Respawn Trip Mines are used to [[Overload Glitch (Halo 3)|overload]] a map. | |||
#Start a match in [[Forge]]. | |||
#Enter Edit Mode, and place a Trip Mine. | |||
#Use the Instant Respawn trick on the Trip Mine. | |||
#Return to Player Mode and stand on top of where the Trip Mine spawns. You should pick it up. | |||
#Throw it out in front of you. You should immediately pick up another. | |||
#Keep throwing Trip Mines. Eventually, you will overload the map. | |||
Eventually, the pile of Trip Mines will detonate on its own (as a Trip Mine explodes automatically after 90 seconds). Sometimes, after the explosion, some of the Mines will reappear again, as if nothing had happened. | |||
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