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*On the level [[The Maw]] in campaign when you are driving your [[Warthog]] at the end and [[Cortana]] says, "Stop! This is where Foehammer is going to pick us up. Hold position here", the Banshees that are following Foehammer are in the pilotless stance yet when they fly by you can see the Elites inside them. They still, however, can be ridden if you manage to jump high enough either by jumping off a Co-op partner’s head, or using the [[grenade jump]]. | *On the level [[The Maw]] in campaign when you are driving your [[Warthog]] at the end and [[Cortana]] says, "Stop! This is where Foehammer is going to pick us up. Hold position here", the Banshees that are following Foehammer are in the pilotless stance yet when they fly by you can see the Elites inside them. They still, however, can be ridden if you manage to jump high enough either by jumping off a Co-op partner’s head, or using the [[grenade jump]]. | ||
*In Halo: Combat Evolved, the Flood actually reload their weapons. Although there is no animation for this, the player can hear the reloading sounds. | *In Halo: Combat Evolved, the Flood actually reload their weapons. Although there is no animation for this, the player can hear the reloading sounds. | ||
*In Halo: Combat Evolved, the only ingame female character is shown (this excludes [[Miranda Keyes]], Foehammer and[[Cortana]]) that is shown is the lifeboat pilot you encounter when leaving the Pillar of Autumn. | *In Halo: Combat Evolved, the only ingame female character is shown (this excludes [[Miranda Keyes]], Foehammer and [[Cortana]]) that is shown is the lifeboat pilot you encounter when leaving the Pillar of Autumn. | ||
*Bungie mentioned that none of the characters in the E3 video for Halo:Combat Evolved had AI. In fact, all of the movement was scripted. | *Bungie mentioned that none of the characters in the E3 video for Halo:Combat Evolved had AI. In fact, all of the movement was scripted. | ||
*Almost every weapon in the entire Halo trilogy was originally going to be in the game when Halo made its first appearance in 1999. | *Almost every weapon in the entire Halo trilogy was originally going to be in the game when Halo made its first appearance in 1999. | ||