Stonetown
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Template:Multiplayer Map Infobox Template:Article Quote Stonetown[1] is a multiplayer map in Halo 2: Anniversary. It is a remake of Zanzibar from Halo 2, with some minor changes. Zanzibar is one of the seven Halo 2 multiplayer maps that have been completely re-imagined in the remastered multiplayer portion of Halo 2: Anniversary.[2][3]
Layout
Changes from Zanzibar
- Several aesthetic additions have been included in Stonetown, such as graffiti, tarps on scaffolding, and a Lethbridge Industrial logo. The power plant structure now has a more futuristic design and is larger. A space elevator is visible some distance off the map's coastline.[4][note 1]
- The pillars in the main room of the power station were either removed or placed elsewhere to open the room up more.[4]
- An air duct has been added by that stairs in the power station that players can enter or exit, or throw grenades through.[4]
- The switch to open the gate in the power station was moved directly above the gate—requiring players to shoot the switch to activate it. However, the switch can be returned to its original position in Forge.[4]
- There is a pile of debris in the "Blockhouse" section of the map to give players an alternative way to climb up to the sniping spot commonly known as "Camp Froman".[4]
- In front of the rocky castle at the beach, a man cannon gives players an alternative route to the castle's walls. It can be disabled with Forge.[4]
Trivia
- The map is named after Stone Town, an old part of modern-day Zanzibar City, the capital of Zanzibar.
- After bringing them down, the bridge next to the wheel and the smaller bridge in front of red base can be picked up. This is a bit of a hassle because the both are a bit awkward to move and shake frequently when held.
- Finding and destroying the BLAST soda can on this map unlocks the Gate Your Thirst! achievement.
Gallery
Concept art
Concept art of the wind power station.
Concept art of the beach.
A concept art of Stonetown depicting a more raging ocean and rocky beach.
Interior concept art.
Interior concept art.
Interior concept art.
Interior concept art.
Concept art of the sniper tower next to the spinning wheel.
Another concept depicting the tower, seen from the base.
Concept art of Camp Froman.
Another concept of Camp Froman, more weathered and battered.
Concept art of the garage door.
Another concept of the garage door, depicting its operation.
Concept art of the generator room.
Concept art of the base's interior stairways.
Concept art depicting the raised section of the sea wall to be scaffolding.
Concept art of the base's exterior.
Concept art of the base's exterior.
Concept art of Camp Froman and the back area of the map.
Concept art of the generator area, with the SinoViet Heavy Machinery logo.
Graffiti found on the map.
Graffiti found on the map.
Graffiti found on the map.
Graffiti found on the map.
Graffiti found on the map.
Graffiti found on the map.
Regular gallery
Map of the map in Halo: The Master Chief Collection.
Screenshot of the sea wall gate.
View of the fortress and a Type-32 Ghost.
A Warthog on the map.
Inside view.
Red team on the map.
A member of red team with an M41 rocket launcher.
A member of red team taking aim with a sniper rifle.
Red team members on the map.
Spartan-IIs jumping on the map.
Notes
- ^ The space elevator seen on the map is remarkably similar to the Mombasa Tether, but is unlikely to be the same elevator. The tether appears to be under construction, and the city surrounding it is nowhere near as built up as it is seen in Halo 2 and Halo 3: ODST. Also, Zanzibar Island is over a hundred kilometers away from Mombasa, and even a structure as large as the tether would not be as clearly visible at such distances as it is on the map. Given the tether's apparently incomplete status, it is more likely that the map is set in the post-war period and depicts a new space elevator constructed further away from the East African coast, close enough to be clearly visible from Zanzibar.
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