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In both [[Halo 1]] and [[Halo 2]], when a player in multiplayer is killed inexplicably (ie by a physics glitch, by the environment, or by AI in Halo: Custom Edition), the message reads "_player_ was killed by The Guardians". There are also ways to do this among players (guardian glitch). For example, aim at a teammate's head with a [[battle rifle]] (or a pistol or | In both [[Halo 1]] and [[Halo 2]], when a player in multiplayer is killed inexplicably (ie by a physics glitch, by the environment, or by AI in [[Halo: Custom Edition]]), the message reads "_player_ was killed by The Guardians". There are also ways to do this among players (guardian glitch). For example, aim at a teammate's head with a [[battle rifle]] (or a [[pistol]] or [[Carbine]]) other weapon, right trigger and Y simultaneously until he dies. Another way is when a player is killed by a melee attack from another player who died just as they did the melee attack. | ||
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Revision as of 08:21, November 3, 2006
Summary
In both Halo 1 and Halo 2, when a player in multiplayer is killed inexplicably (ie by a physics glitch, by the environment, or by AI in Halo: Custom Edition), the message reads "_player_ was killed by The Guardians". There are also ways to do this among players (guardian glitch). For example, aim at a teammate's head with a battle rifle (or a pistol or Carbine) other weapon, right trigger and Y simultaneously until he dies. Another way is when a player is killed by a melee attack from another player who died just as they did the melee attack.
Notes
- If you do this right, it should show the weapon firing, come down, then immediately fire again without seeing the secondary weapon.
- Shields and friendly fire must be off to do a guardian glitch on your teammate.
- Doing this while moving will result in you dying instead of your teammate.
