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It allows up to 8 players in Halo 2, 6 players in Halo 3, and rotates through a selection of maps and gametypes, most notably the "slayer," (Including variants like [[swords]], and [[shotguns]]) "fiesta" rules. | It allows up to 8 players in Halo 2, 6 players in Halo 3, and rotates through a selection of maps and gametypes, most notably the "slayer," (Including variants like [[swords]], and [[shotguns]]) "fiesta" rules. | ||
== Rules and Maps == | == Halo 2 Rules and Maps == | ||
[[Bungie]] changes the exact list of maps and rules periodically; the list as of 5/26/06 is: | [[Bungie]] changes the exact list of maps and rules periodically; the list as of 5/26/06 is: | ||
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Template:Ratings Template:Halowiki Rumble Pit is a Halo 2 and Halo 3 playlist based around "free-for-all" action. It is one of the trickiest and most prestigious matchmaking playlists. Playing Slayer in many variants (though most often it's regular Slayer)you play on your own. No friends here!
- This playlist is unranked, meaning you are matched against people who's skill level varies and guests can play.
It allows up to 8 players in Halo 2, 6 players in Halo 3, and rotates through a selection of maps and gametypes, most notably the "slayer," (Including variants like swords, and shotguns) "fiesta" rules.
Halo 2 Rules and Maps
Bungie changes the exact list of maps and rules periodically; the list as of 5/26/06 is:
