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This is principally a reference to the reggae song by the same name by the Wailers, covered famously by Peter Tosh. Steppin' Razor is also a name given to a 'Street Samurai' character in the book "[[Wikipedia:Neuromancer|Neuromancer]]" by [[Wikipedia:William Gibson|William Gibson]]. | *This is principally a reference to the [[Wikipedia:Reggae|reggae]] song by the same name by the Wailers, covered famously by Peter Tosh. Steppin' Razor is also a name given to a 'Street Samurai' character in the book "[[Wikipedia:Neuromancer|Neuromancer]]" by [[Wikipedia:William Gibson|William Gibson]]. | ||
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Revision as of 21:26, July 20, 2008
Steppin' Razor is a Halo 3 Multiplayer Achievement. It is awarded for scoring a Triple Kill with the Energy Sword in a ranked free for all playlist. Unlocking this Achievement will give you the Ascetic Head for the Elite Armor Permutation.
It is represented by a white circle with a red star on it. On top of this are three skulls and an energy sword.
A possible method to get this achievement is to get a sword on Crazy King, The Pit, and wait until two or more players are on the hill, lunge, kill them both and kill any other players entering the hill. Another possible technique is to stay at the top of the purple lifts in Construct. If the sword runs out of energy you may still beat opponents with the hilt to earn the achievement.
Another way to get this achievement is to play "Swords" on a relatively small map, such as The Pit or Guardian, since there is a greater chance that more people will be around the same area, aiding the difficulty of the 4 second time limit between each kill. You might want to melee with the B button, rather than lunging, because this will allow you to kill opponents faster. Many players in matchmaking don't bother to melee with the sword, instead they just lunge. This means that their attack is slower and more useless.
Trivia
- This is principally a reference to the reggae song by the same name by the Wailers, covered famously by Peter Tosh. Steppin' Razor is also a name given to a 'Street Samurai' character in the book "Neuromancer" by William Gibson.
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