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An '''Automatic Turret''' used to stop players from going out of [[Halo 3]] [[multiplayer]] levels. It is not in [[campaign]]. The only level that has them is [[Snowbound]], although [[Sandtrap]] has a minefield that works the same way. They appear to be of [[Covenant]] technology and surround the perimeter of the map. Whenever a player attempts to get outside the level, they are gunned down by the automated turrets.<ref>[http://www.bungie.net/News/TopStory.aspx?link=ilikethisgame Bungie.net]</ref> It is also still unknown why these types of turrets haven't been encountered yet. They function towards the same end as an invisible wall, to keep players within the believable confines of the map. | |||
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Revision as of 15:07, October 29, 2007
An Automatic Turret used to stop players from going out of Halo 3 multiplayer levels. It is not in campaign. The only level that has them is Snowbound, although Sandtrap has a minefield that works the same way. They appear to be of Covenant technology and surround the perimeter of the map. Whenever a player attempts to get outside the level, they are gunned down by the automated turrets.[1] It is also still unknown why these types of turrets haven't been encountered yet. They function towards the same end as an invisible wall, to keep players within the believable confines of the map.
