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==Production notes==
The design of the barracks went through [[Cut Halo Wars buildings#Barracks|multiple iterations]] during the production of ''Halo Wars''.
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
===''Halo Wars''===
===''Halo Wars''===
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File:HW_OrbitalBarracks_Concept.jpg|Concept art depicting the barracks being deployed from orbit and being unpacked.
File:HW - Prerelease - UNSC Barracks with units.png|Render of the barracks after being deployed from orbit.
File:HW-Barracks_Concept.jpg|Early concept art of the Barracks.
File:HW-Barracks_Concept.jpg|Early concept art of the Barracks.
File:HW_OrbitalBarracks_Concept.jpg|''Halo Wars'' concept art depicting the barracks being deployed from orbit and being unpacked.
File:HW-EarlyBarracks_Wireframe.jpg|A wireframe render of the barracks, early in production.
File:HW-EarlyBarracks_Wireframe.jpg|A wireframe render of the barracks, early in ''Halo Wars'' production.
File:HW-EarlyBarracks_Render_1.jpg|A render of the early barracks design.
File:HW-EarlyBarracks_Render_1.jpg|A render of the early barracks design.
File:HW-EarlyBarracks_Render_2.jpg|Another early render.
File:HW-EarlyBarracks_Render_2.jpg|Another early render.

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A render of the UNSC Barracks.
The barracks in Halo Wars.

The UNSC Barracks is a UNSC military building produced off of a prefabricated Firebase. As its name suggests, it is the building where the UNSC infantry are stationed.[1][2] The Covenant equivalent to the Barracks is the Hall, while the Banished equivalent is the Raid Camp.

Overview[edit]

Infantry shipped down from starships to the prefabricated firebase are stationed in its Barracks.[1] While it lacks the comforts of a real training center, the Barracks houses the raw recruits and equipment needed to field squads of UNSC Marines.[1] The barracks also contains a recreation area, a mess hall,[2] and an armory.[1] It is also a space for troops to acclimate and review tactical situation reports. Prior to deployment, troops are given a briefing and arm themselves in the armory before exiting the firebase.[1] For the UNSC Spirit of Fire, the Barracks allows the requisition of Hellbringers, Cyclops, Snipers, Marines, and ODSTs. Army and Marine Corps troopers are detached ("chopped") from their parent unit aboard the Spirit of Fire and deployed to reinforce key firebases on the battlefield as well as replace the injured personnel are evacuated from the combat zone.[1]

In-game information[edit]

Halo Wars[edit]

A screenshot of the UNSC Barracks building.
The Barracks in-game in Halo Wars.

"The Barracks trains the bulk of the UNSC infantry units. Infantry technology upgrades can also be found here."
— In-game description

In Halo Wars, Barracks costs Resources 150 to be built. It produce infantry units and corresponding improvements for them.

Name Type Cost Description
Population Tech Resources
Marine Main Infantry Population 1 Tech level 0 Resources 100 Marines are the main UNSC infantry unit. They are good against most everything. They have an active Grenade Ability that can be eventually upgraded to an active Rocket Launcher Ability.
New Blood Upgrade N/A Tech level 1 Resources 200 Adds another Marine to the squad. This increases the combat effectiveness of the squad.
RPG Ability Upgrade N/A Tech level 2 Resources 400 Marine active Grenade Ability upgraded to active Rocket Ability. Rockets can attack from a longer range than Grenades.
Medic Upgrade N/A Tech level 3 Resources 700 Adds a Combat Medic to the squad. The Medic heals the squad after combat.
ODST Super Unit (Captain Cutter) Upgrade N/A Tech level 3 Resources 1,800 Upgrades Marines to Orbital Drop Shock Troopers super units. ODSTs are better than Marines in every way. ODSTs can also be hot-dropped anywhere on the battlefield from Spirit of Fire.
ODST (Captain Cutter; requires upgrade) Main Infantry Population 1 Tech level 0 Resources 100 ODSTs are an elite version of UNSC Marines. They excel at everything a Marine is good at, but can also be hot-dropped anywhere on the battle from Spirit of Fire.
Flamethrower Anti-Infantry Population 1 Tech level 0 Resources 100 Pyromaniacs to the core, UNSC Flamethrowers burn up any organic thing they can find. They excel at killing all infantry units.
Flash Bang Ability Upgrade N/A Tech level 1 Resources 200 Equips Flamethrowers with an active Flash Bang ability that stuns any enemy infantry for a short time.
Napalm Adherent Upgrade N/A Tech level 2 Resources 400 Adds burning sticky napalm to an attack. Burns enemies for several seconds after the initial attack.
Oxide Tank Upgrade N/A Tech level 3 Resources 700 An advanced, higher burn point fuel increases damage to all organic units.
Spartans Special Forces Population 1/3[Note 1] Tech level 1 Resources 300 Prototype UNSC super soldiers, the Spartan possess extreme combat skills. Spartans have an active ability to Jack enemy vehicles and Commandeer friendly vehicles. This boosts the combat power of those vehicles.
Chain Gun Upgrade N/A Tech level 2 Resources 300 Equips Spartans with two-handed auto-guns for dramatically increased damage.
Neural Implant Upgrade N/A Tech level 3 Resources 600 Improved reflexes allow Spartans to Jack enemy vehicles much more effectively.
Spartan Laser Upgrade N/A Tech level 4 Resources 1,000 The ultimate UNSC handheld weapon gives Spartans a distinct combat advantage.

Halo Wars 2[edit]

A render of the Barracks, as it appears in Halo Wars 2.
  • Hellbringers / Cryo Troopers
    • Dispersion Nozzles / Heavy Cryosprayer
  • Sniper
    • Active Camo
    • Gauss Weaponry
  • Cyclops
    • Shock rounds
  • Barracks Upgrades
    • RPG Trooper: Equip Marines with M41 Rocket Launcher.
    • Combat Technician: Allows Marines to Heal wounded units
    • Infantry Upgrade lv 1: Increase Infantry Health and Damage by 15%.
    • Infantry Upgrade lv 2: Increase Infantry Health and Damage by 30%.
    • Infantry Upgrade lv 3: Increase Infantry Health and Damage by 45%.

Phoenix log[edit]

Phoenix Log - Barracks
Phoenix log artwork

Infantry staging area.

Infantry shipped down from the Spirit of Fire muster in the firebase's Barracks. The Barracks allows the requisition of Hellbringers, Cyclops, and Snipers and unlocks their upgrade options. Multiple Barracks in a firebase reduces infantry requisition time.

Army and Marine Corps troopers are detached ("chopped") from their parent unit aboard the Spirit of Fire and deployed to reinforce key firebases on the Ark's surface, replacing injured personnel who are then medevac‘d out of the combat zone. While they await assignment to a fireteam, the "new blood" acclimate and review tactical situation reports in the barracks, which doubles as a recreation area and mess hall during lulls in battle.

Production notes[edit]

The design of the barracks went through multiple iterations during the production of Halo Wars.

Gallery[edit]

Halo Wars[edit]

  • Concept art depicting the barracks being deployed from orbit and being unpacked.

    Concept art depicting the barracks being deployed from orbit and being unpacked.

  • Render of the barracks after being deployed from orbit.

    Render of the barracks after being deployed from orbit.

  • Early concept art of the Barracks.

    Early concept art of the Barracks.

  • A wireframe render of the barracks, early in production.

    A wireframe render of the barracks, early in production.

  • A render of the early barracks design.

    A render of the early barracks design.

  • Another early render.

    Another early render.

  • Hi-poly render of the early barracks.

    Hi-poly render of the early barracks.

  • Hi-poly render of the early barracks.

    Hi-poly render of the early barracks.

  • Concept art of the Barracks.

    Concept art of the Barracks.

  • A render of the Barracks from different angles.

    A render of the Barracks from different angles.

Halo Wars 2[edit]

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  • Concept art for the Barracks in Halo Wars 2.

    Concept art for the Barracks in Halo Wars 2.

  • More Halo Wars 2 concept art.

    More Halo Wars 2 concept art.

  • A Barracks in the Halo Wars 2 Open Beta.

    A Barracks in the Halo Wars 2 Open Beta.

  • Renders of the barracks in Halo Wars 2.

    Renders of the barracks in Halo Wars 2.

  • Renders of the barracks in Halo Wars 2.

    Renders of the barracks in Halo Wars 2.

List of appearances[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Only three units can be deployed at any time, but they do not take up the population pool limit.

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f Official Halo Wars Community Site, Barracks (Retrieved on Jul 6, 2011) [local archive] [external archive]
  2. ^ a b Halo Wars 2, Phoenix Logs: Barracks

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Buildings in the Halo Wars series

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Halo Wars buildings

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UNSC
Firebase (Station • Fortress) • Minibase
Base structures
Air Pad • Barracks • Field Armory • Reactor (Advanced Reactor) • Supply Pad (Heavy Supply Pad) • Turret • Vehicle Depot
Other structures

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Citadel (Outpost • Keep) • Minibase
Base structures
Factory • Gravity Lift • Hall • Shield generator • Summit • Temple • Warehouse (Blessed Warehouse)
Turret sites
Turret (Medium Turret • Large Turret)
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Flood
Colony • Den • Nest • Launcher • Proto-Gravemind • Root • Stalk • Vent

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Bases
Turret slots
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UNSC
Firebase (Combat Station • Command Center • Headquarters)
Minibase • Stronghold (gametype specific)
Base slots
Airpad • Armory • Barracks • Garage • Generator (Advanced Generator) • Supply Pad (Heavy Supply Pad)
Turret slots
Turret Emplacement (Anti-Infantry • Anti-Vehicle • Anti-Air) • Watchtower • Siege Turret
Other deployable structures

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Banished outpost (Stronghold • Citadel • Fortress)
Minibase • Stronghold (gametype specific)
Base slots
Apex • Foundry • Harvester (Augmented Harvester) • Mega-turret • Banished Power Extractor (Augmented Extractor) • Banished Raid Camp • Banished War Council
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Turret (Anti-Infantry • Anti-Vehicle • Anti-Air) • Sensor Tower • Shield Generator • Cloaking Generator
Other deployable structures

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Forerunner

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