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[[Image:Cc gravlift2.jpg|thumb|Typical Gravity Lift]] | [[Image:Cc gravlift2.jpg|thumb|Typical Gravity Lift]] | ||
<center>''Looking for [[Portable Gravity Lift|Portable Gravity Lift]], the equipment?''</center> | <center>''Looking for [[Portable Gravity Lift|Portable Gravity Lift]], the equipment?''</center> | ||
The '''Gravity Lift''' is the | The '''Gravity Lift''' is a form of transport derived from [[Forerunner]] technology by the [[Covenant]] to lift ground-based troops and equipment onto a ship, or to safely transport troops to a surface without the use of any mechanical device or mechanism. However, the polarity of the lift needs to be reversed in order to switch from the two different functions. They can be projected from both the underside of most Covenant ships and from the base of [[Deployable Lookout Towers]]. | ||
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
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== Gravity Lift as a Weapon == | == Gravity Lift as a Weapon == | ||
The | The Gravity Lift can also serve as a [[weapon]] that launches people or objects quite a distance in the air. It is primarily used to quickly scale high walls or defense. It can be seen in the cutscene after [[Master Chief]] kills the [[Prophet of Regret]] in the [[Delta Halo]] Temple Lakes. The Covenant Fleet bombards the temple with a high-powered beam with the same color and constitution as a Gravity Beam, effectively disintegrating it with it's force.<ref>[[Regret (Level)|Regret]]</ref> | ||
== See also == | == See also == |