Tundra
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Presumably Harvest |
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1v1 (2 players) |
| “ | A frozen pond and several craters channel troop movements into killing zones in this battle-scarred region. | ” |
Tundra is a Halo Wars multiplayer map.[1]
Tundra is set on a snowy terrain, featuring three craters from crashed ships and a frozen lake. This map features a single Mega Turret in its center, which can provide an advantage when attacking the enemy's base. Numerous Energy Walls are dotted around the map, all of which can be activated by garrisoning a unit in adjacent deployable lookout tower.
Strategy
- Because of the number of cliffs and craters on the map, it is advisable to use air units to recon sections of the map.
- If possible, the player should use infantry to capture the Mega Turret in the center of the map. Unfortunately, there is a large garrison of Rebel troops and snipers with high veterancy defending, so a small army is necessary before attacking. Once captured, it can destroy the rebel bases scattered throughout the map with a single shot. The easiest way to capture the Mega-Turret in a short period of time would be on a Deathmatch game, using the Arbiter or the Prophet of Regret to kill the Rebels quickly and then garrisoning Suicide Grunts or Honor Guard inside. The player can then use the Mega-Turret to, as said before, destroy Rebel bases or disrupt enemy troops. Flamethrower units can also deal with the defending Rebel forces easily. The snipers with their high veterancy can make short work of Spartans and Covenant heroes so caution should be taken.
- If the enemy has mainly a vehicle or infantry-based force, it is advisable to take the sniper towers with barriers and halt their forward progress. When they try and attack the player's units in the towers, the player can send reinforcements to deal with the assaulting forces.
- Unless the player is looking for a drawn-out fight or are in desperate need of an extra source of supplies, he/she should probably ignore the bases to the far left and right of the starting base. However, forces coming from one of the bases have an almost straight shot at their enemy's home base.
- The base adjacent to the player's starting base should be taken early, because it can provide a source of supplies (by building Supply Pads/Warehouses) and troops (by building a Barracks/Hall). It also contains a pair of towers where troops can be garrisoned which will make defending both bases much more effective.
Gallery
A strategic map of Tundra.
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