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Undo revision 1487997 by 75.73.254.39 (talk) Most of those weapons cannot be used to get a noob combo, as that consists of an overcharge plasma pistol shot, followed by a headshot with a headshot-capable weapon.
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In ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' and all subsequent games, the lack of dual wield makes this technique slightly harder than before. However, in the Campaign, enemies are usually stunned when their shields are drained, giving the player time to switch to a finishing weapon.
In ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' and all subsequent games, the lack of dual wield makes this technique slightly harder than before. However, in the Campaign, enemies are usually stunned when their shields are drained, giving the player time to switch to a finishing weapon.


The Noob Combo has seen a rise in usage since the release of [[Halo Infinite]], with the additions of the [[Bulldog]] shotgun, [[Heatwave]] shotgun, [[Mangler]], [[Ravager]] and the return of the [[Hydra Launcher]] and [[Plasma Pistol]].
Whether or not these weapon combinations are actually "noobish" is up for debate. Detractors of these combinations have argued that they are overpowered, unbalanced, and do not require much skill. Proponents of the infamous "noob combo" argue that a truly skilled player can survive a noob combo and kill anyone who dares to try one, even though this is highly unlikely due to the speed of the combo and the unfairness of the defender having been instanly drained of their shields. Some people believe that 'noob Combo' should refer to the action, not the weapons.
 
Whether or not these weapon combinations are actually "noobish" is up for debate. Detractors of these combinations have argued that they are overpowered, unbalanced, and do not require much skill. Proponents of the infamous "noob combo" argue that a truly skilled player can survive a noob combo and kill anyone who dares to try one, even though this is highly unlikely due to the speed of the combo and the unfairness of the defender having been instantly drained of their shields. Some people believe that 'noob Combo' should refer to the action, not the weapons.


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