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During the [[Development of Halo: Reach|production]] of ''[[Halo: Reach]]'', several '''weapons''' were concepted and implemented - though ultimately cut for various reasons. | During the [[Development of Halo: Reach|production]] of ''[[Halo: Reach]]'', several '''weapons''' were concepted and implemented - though ultimately cut for various reasons. | ||
==Civilian weapons== | ==Civilian weapons== | ||
These weapons were | These civilian weapons were conceived by [[:Category:Images by Glenn Israel|Glenn Israel]] in [[2009]] and later modeled for inclusion in-game. These were not intended to appear as useable weapons for any player or character, and instead simply decorative props that could be found in some of the "pioneer" environments in levels such as [[Winter Contingency]] and [[Nightfall]].{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.instagram.com/p/Bamdxf1naLv/|Site=Instagram|Page=Glenn Israel|Quote=Halo Reach - Pioneer decor exploration (2009)|D=27|M=04|Y=2022}}{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.instagram.com/p/Bamds0RHj_b/|Site=Instagram|Page=Glenn Israel|Quote=Halo Reach - Pioneer decor exploration (2009)|D=27|M=04|Y=2022}} | ||
The weapons remain in the files of the [[Halo: Reach Alpha|''Halo: Reach'' Alpha]] build, listed with the following names;{{Ref/Twitter|Gamecheat13|1487618549019549696|cheato|Quote=Halo Reach originally had some civilian weapons made as scenery. It doesn't appear to be something the player or any character would use sadly. Maybe [Marcus Lehto] can provide more info.|D=30|M=01|Y=2021}}{{Ref/Twitter|Gamecheat13|1487622202795216897|cheato|Quote=I'm assuming they aren't given they are labeled as décor. decor_gun_shotgun decor_gun_shotgun_short decor_gun_rifle_scoped decor_gun_rifle |D=30|M=01|Y=2021}} | |||
*<code>decor_gun_shotgun</code> | *<code>decor_gun_shotgun</code> | ||
*<code>decor_gun_shotgun_short</code> | *<code>decor_gun_shotgun_short</code> | ||
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<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:HR CivilianGuns Concept. | File:HR CivilianGuns Concept 1.jpg|Concept art for the weapons. | ||
File:HR CivilianGuns Concept 2.jpg|Concept art for the weapons. | |||
File:HR Civilian ScopedRifle_Screenshot.jpg|The scoped rifle. | File:HR Civilian ScopedRifle_Screenshot.jpg|The scoped rifle. | ||
File:HR_Civilian_ScopedRifleStock_Screenshot.jpg|The scoped rifle's stock. | File:HR_Civilian_ScopedRifleStock_Screenshot.jpg|The scoped rifle's stock. | ||
File:HR Civilian Rifle Screenshot.jpg|The rifle, without scope. | File:HR Civilian Rifle Screenshot.jpg|The rifle, without scope. | ||
File:HR Civilian Shotgun Screenshot.jpg|The shotgun. | File:HR Civilian Shotgun Screenshot.jpg|The shotgun. | ||
File:HR Civilian ShortShotgun Screenshot.jpg|The short- | File:HR Civilian ShortShotgun Screenshot.jpg|The short-barrelled shotgun. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
The shotgun design was later featured in [[Halo: Escalation Issue 18|Issue #18]] of ''[[Halo: Escalation]]''. | The shotgun design was later featured in [[Halo: Escalation Issue 18|Issue #18]] of ''[[Halo: Escalation]]''. | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:HE18_Retaliate. | File:HE18_Retaliate.jpg|The [[Unidentified shotgun]] is wielded by [[Holly Tanaka]]. | ||
</gallery> | |||
==Covenant mortar== | |||
The [[Covenant]] mortar was a weapon conceived by Glenn Israel, though whether it received any 3D development is unknown. Concept explorations posted by Israel showcase a weapon held in a manner akin to the [[Brute Shot]] or {{Pattern|Pek|plasma cannon}}, or able to be deployed as a static emplacement. Some of the concepts show some designs more akin to the [[plasma mortar]] found on the [[Wraith]] and [[Revenant]] vehicles. The concept explorations pictured were done in [[2009]].{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.instagram.com/p/BbSiLEZHgJ5/|Site=Instagram|Page=Glenn Israel|Quote=Halo Reach - Covenant mortar exploratory sketches (2009)|D=28|M=04|Y=2022}} | |||
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File:HR CovenantMortar Concept.jpg|Israel's concept explorations for the mortar. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Forerunner staff== | |||
The object named <code>forerunner_staff</code> can be found in the files for the ''Halo: Reach'' DLC tag build. It is unclear as to what purpose the staff would have served, given the game's predominantly-[[human]] focus - though it may have been intended for usage on the game's DLC maps.{{Ref/Twitter|zeddikins|1485808841111572480|zeddikins|Quote=i forget if h4 has forerunner_staff|D=13|M=02|Y=2022}} | |||
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File:HR ForerunnerStaff.jpg|A Spartan holding the staff. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
{{Ref/Sources}} | {{Ref/Sources}} | ||
{{Deleted Material}} | {{Deleted Material}} | ||
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During the production of Halo: Reach, several weapons were concepted and implemented - though ultimately cut for various reasons.
Civilian weapons[edit]
These civilian weapons were conceived by Glenn Israel in 2009 and later modeled for inclusion in-game. These were not intended to appear as useable weapons for any player or character, and instead simply decorative props that could be found in some of the "pioneer" environments in levels such as Winter Contingency and Nightfall.[1][2]
The weapons remain in the files of the Halo: Reach Alpha build, listed with the following names;[3][4]
decor_gun_shotgundecor_gun_shotgun_shortdecor_gun_rifle_scopesdecor_gun_rifle
It is likely these were intended for use by the farmers and Reach militia encountered in the third level of the game, Nightfall.
Concept art for the weapons.
Concept art for the weapons.
The scoped rifle.
The scoped rifle's stock.
The rifle, without scope.
The shotgun.
The short-barrelled shotgun.
The shotgun design was later featured in Issue #18 of Halo: Escalation.
The Unidentified shotgun is wielded by Holly Tanaka.
Covenant mortar[edit]
The Covenant mortar was a weapon conceived by Glenn Israel, though whether it received any 3D development is unknown. Concept explorations posted by Israel showcase a weapon held in a manner akin to the Brute Shot or Pek-pattern plasma cannon, or able to be deployed as a static emplacement. Some of the concepts show some designs more akin to the plasma mortar found on the Wraith and Revenant vehicles. The concept explorations pictured were done in 2009.[5]
Israel's concept explorations for the mortar.
Forerunner staff[edit]
The object named forerunner_staff can be found in the files for the Halo: Reach DLC tag build. It is unclear as to what purpose the staff would have served, given the game's predominantly-human focus - though it may have been intended for usage on the game's DLC maps.[6]
A Spartan holding the staff.
Sources[edit]
- ^ Instagram, Glenn Israel: "Halo Reach - Pioneer decor exploration (2009)" (Retrieved on Apr 27, 2022) [archive]
- ^ Instagram, Glenn Israel: "Halo Reach - Pioneer decor exploration (2009)" (Retrieved on Apr 27, 2022) [archive]
- ^ Twitter, cheato (@Gamecheat13): "Halo Reach originally had some civilian weapons made as scenery. It doesn't appear to be something the player or any character would use sadly. Maybe [Marcus Lehto] can provide more info." (Retrieved on Jan 30, 2021) [archive]
- ^ Twitter, cheato (@Gamecheat13): "I'm assuming they aren't given they are labeled as décor. decor_gun_shotgun decor_gun_shotgun_short decor_gun_rifle_scoped decor_gun_rifle" (Retrieved on Jan 30, 2021) [archive]
- ^ Instagram, Glenn Israel: "Halo Reach - Covenant mortar exploratory sketches (2009)" (Retrieved on Apr 28, 2022) [archive]
- ^ Twitter, zeddikins (@zeddikins): "i forget if h4 has forerunner_staff" (Retrieved on Feb 13, 2022) [archive]
