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Its appearance is superficially similar to the ''[[Maybe Next Time Buddy]]'' achievement in ''[[Halo 3]]''. | Its appearance is superficially similar to the ''[[Maybe Next Time Buddy]]'' achievement in ''[[Halo 3]]''. | ||
It may possibly be a reference to a Red vs Blue episode, in which Sarge manages to steal Andy and then Lopez while Caboose is facing the other way, both times saying 'Yoink' or a variation on the term, 'Double yoink' | It may possibly be a reference to a Red vs Blue episode, in which Sarge manages to steal Andy and then Lopez while Caboose is facing the other way, both times saying 'Yoink' or a variation on the term, 'Double yoink'. | ||
The Yoink medal in Reach is awarded when a player steals another teammate's kill when they are attempting the animated assassination. | The Yoink medal in Reach is awarded when a player steals another teammate's kill when they are attempting the animated assassination. | ||
Revision as of 00:52, August 9, 2010
Yoink is a multiplayer medal in Halo: Reach, revealed in the 05/28/10 Bungie Weekly update.[1] It is currently unknown what its requirements are.
Its appearance is superficially similar to the Maybe Next Time Buddy achievement in Halo 3.
It may possibly be a reference to a Red vs Blue episode, in which Sarge manages to steal Andy and then Lopez while Caboose is facing the other way, both times saying 'Yoink' or a variation on the term, 'Double yoink'.
The Yoink medal in Reach is awarded when a player steals another teammate's kill when they are attempting the animated assassination.
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