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The overshield technology is used by the [[Covenant]] to enhance their [[Elite]] warrior's [[Elite Personal Energy Shield|shields]] by a factor of three. It can be used by any [[Spartans]] that might come upon it. During [[multiplayer]] it is temporary and gradually deteriorates. | The overshield technology is used by the [[Covenant]] to enhance their [[Elite]] warrior's [[Elite Personal Energy Shield|shields]] by a factor of three. It can be used by any [[Spartans]] that might come upon it. During [[multiplayer]] it is temporary and gradually deteriorates. | ||
It looks simply like a ball of energy encased in a glass cube. Once the user breaks the glass container, the energy dumps directly into the nearest energy field and increases it for a limited time. This theory hasn't been proven, because | It looks simply like a ball of energy encased in a glass cube. Once the user breaks the glass container, the energy dumps directly into the nearest energy field and increases it for a limited time. This theory hasn't been proven, because hardly any Covenant technology has been recovered intact by [[UNSC]] forces. | ||
While present in both [[Halo 1]]'s campaign and multiplayer, in [[Halo 2]] it can only be found in multiplayer. | While present in both [[Halo 1]]'s campaign and multiplayer, in [[Halo 2]] it can only be found in multiplayer. | ||
Revision as of 15:31, August 28, 2005
Summary
The overshield technology is used by the Covenant to enhance their Elite warrior's shields by a factor of three. It can be used by any Spartans that might come upon it. During multiplayer it is temporary and gradually deteriorates.
It looks simply like a ball of energy encased in a glass cube. Once the user breaks the glass container, the energy dumps directly into the nearest energy field and increases it for a limited time. This theory hasn't been proven, because hardly any Covenant technology has been recovered intact by UNSC forces.
While present in both Halo 1's campaign and multiplayer, in Halo 2 it can only be found in multiplayer.
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