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*The planet/moon this map is set on seems to be in a multiple star system with five stars. | *The planet/moon this map is set on seems to be in a multiple star system with five stars. | ||
*There is a [[Seven|seven reference]] on this map. There are a total of 14 security spires (14/2='''7'''). | *There is a [[Seven|seven reference]] on this map. There are a total of 14 security spires (14/2='''7'''). | ||
*[[Original map screenshot Easter egg|A screenshot of Prisoner]] can be found on the underside of 2nd Floor's eastern catwalk under the broken window. | |||
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File:SolitaryPanorama.jpg|Solitary panorama. | File:SolitaryPanorama.jpg|Solitary panorama. | ||
File:HReach-Solitary-Prison-Forerunner.jpg|Exterior view of the Forerunner skycrypt. | File:HReach-Solitary-Prison-Forerunner.jpg|Exterior view of the Forerunner skycrypt. | ||
File:HR EE Screenshot Solitary.png|A screenshot of Prisoner on the underside of the catwalk under the broken window. | |||
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Skycrypt in an unidentified Forerunner world |
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Forerunner structures |
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Solitary is a multiplayer map included in Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary for Halo Reach.[2] It is a remake of Prisoner from Halo: Combat Evolved with several alterations to map layout.
Universe and lore[edit]
Solitary is set in a Forerunner skycrypt, which is typically used for containing or isolating dangerous beings.[3] The tower itself is suspended above an icy world at a suborbital location to keep threats at bay. However, this particular skycrypt's window was seemingly breached by its prisoner during its escape.[2]
Layout[edit]
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An overhead view of the map.
Solitary map in Halo: The Master Chief Collection.
Callouts[edit]
The following are locations on the map that are so named on the player's heads-up display during gameplay:
- Ground Floor
- Ground Floor Cells
- Ground Floor Viewing
- Monolith
- Lift Room
- Lower Ramp
- Observation Deck
- 2nd Floor
- Upper Ramp
- 3rd Floor
- 3rd Floor Cells
- Overlook
- Red Ramp
- Blue Ramp
- Red Loft
- Blue Loft
- Upper Chamber
- 4th Floor
- Security Platform
- Airborne
- Lift Room
Variants[edit]
Prisoner Anniversary[edit]
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Trivia[edit]
- The planet/moon this map is set on seems to be in a multiple star system with five stars.
- There is a seven reference on this map. There are a total of 14 security spires (14/2=7).
- A screenshot of Prisoner can be found on the underside of 2nd Floor's eastern catwalk under the broken window.
Gallery[edit]
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Environmental concept art of Solitary.
A battle across different floors.
A battle on Ground Floor.
Lower Ramp.
4th Floor, seen from Red Loft.
Ground Floor Cells.
Buildup of ice on at the window.
Partial view of Ground Floor. Monolith is on the left with Lift Room straight ahead.
An airborne battle.
Two Spartans fighting on the 3rd Floor bridge.
A Spartans using the gravity hammer on the 3rd Floor.
Headhunter on Solitary.
Solitary panorama.
Exterior view of the Forerunner skycrypt.
A screenshot of Prisoner on the underside of the catwalk under the broken window.
Sources[edit]
- ^ Halo: Reach Editing Kit, game file
HREK\tags\levels\dlc\cex_prisoner\cex_prisoner.scenario - ^ a b Halo Waypoint, The Halo Bulletin: 11/9/11 (Retrieved on Nov 13, 2011) [archive]
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 327
