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*The edge of the installation can be seen both to the left and right of the map. | *The edge of the installation can be seen both to the left and right of the map. | ||
*This map is likely located on the same Halo installation as Forge World is. | *This map is likely located on the same Halo installation as Forge World is. | ||
*The birds on this map are invincible. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 20:40, December 20, 2010
Template:Ratings Template:Multiplayer Map Infobox Template:Article Quote Tempest is a multiplayer map that is featured in the Noble Map Pack for Halo: Reach.[1] The map is set in an open environment with many openings and chasms, for a diverse amount of combat in a Forerunner environment on an unspecified Halo installation, in a complex of structures comprising of a part of the ring's weather control system.
Layout
One side of the map opens to an open beach, with towering cliffs and a river on the other side. The terrain rises near the center where several large rocks provide cover. On opposite sides of the center are two large Forerunner structures, serving as the bases, accompanied by smaller structures and passageways around them. Connecting the main structures is a beam of energy that will disable any aircraft passing through it with an EMP. Man Cannons located on the side structures allow fast access to the flanks of each base. An additional Man Cannon at the front of each base launches players to their Machine Gun Turret situated atop a rock overlooking the central battle. On both sides of the map, small caves serve as alternate routes to the bases. There is also a crashed Longsword providing cover on the beach side.[2]
The map features a large Forge palette.
Locations
- Forest Base
- Rocky Base
- Center
- Cliff Side
- Beach Side
- Wreckage
- Rocky Walkway
- Forest Walkway
Trivia
- Every now and again, the beam of energy that connects the two structures will charge. This will send a pulse of energy along the beams trail, bouncing off the hexagon patterned tile and into the sky. This is reminiscent of the bases in Valhalla.
- Unlike most other beam-emitting towers, which intermittently emit a single bolt of energy, the tower on this map emits a continuous laser-like beam every minute or so.
- The working title for Tempest was "DLC Medium".[2]
- If you go behind either base in Forge mode, turn left and you will see a rock that can be deleted, revealing a secret passage.
- If you stay within the beam, it can and will kill you.
- The edge of the installation can be seen both to the left and right of the map.
- This map is likely located on the same Halo installation as Forge World is.
- The birds on this map are invincible.
Gallery
A heatmap of Tempest.
The general area of the map from another angle.
View from under one of the main structures.
Comparison between the first design and finalized design of Tempest.
Comparison between the first design and finalized design of Tempest.
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