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- "A kinder, gentler Hornet."
- — Luke Smith[2]
The Transport Hornet is a variant of the Hornet, that lacks missiles. There is no other difference to the Transport Hornet.[3]
Overview
Counterparts
There are similarly, less armed versions of the Falcon in Halo: Reach.
Gameplay
First-person shooters
- Main article: First-person shooter
The Transport Hornet is identical in most aspects to the original AV-14 - its primary difference is the lack of the missile launchers found on the base Hornet variant. The Transport Hornet has been seen bearing a white paint scheme, in contrast with the olive traditionally associated with UNSC aircraft.[2]
Like the original Hornet, it has a unique reticle, but no other major HUD elements change. It also can be Skyjacked.
Multiplayer
The Transport Hornet was introduced into Halo 3 with the release of the Legendary Map Pack map Avalanche. The Hornet in this map was adjusted for balance reasons to make it viable for multiplayer play.[2]
Forge
It was later included on the map Sandbox alongside the regular AV-14 to spawn in Forge mode.
Gallery
List of appearances
- Halo 3
- Legendary Map Pack (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b Halo 3 Instruction Manual, page 16
- ^ a b c Bungie.net, Bungie Weekly Update: 3/14/08 (Retrieved on Jun 1, 2020) [archive]
- ^ Halo 3, 3D model data
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