Forge World
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Template:Ratings Template:New Content Forge World is a new map in Halo: Reach, taking everything available in Forge and combining it with even more customization options for use on the blank canvas of a Halo ring.
Description
The Gulch are is set in a semi-enclosed, symmetrical canyon with a base at either end and an open field between, and a drying river running through it. The level supports vehicles and is recommended for 4-16 players. However, unlike its namesake, this map features a temperate climate full of grass, akin to the style of its predecessor, Template:Levelname. This area is the fifth incarnation of the Blood Gulch (Valhalla also being a "spiritual successor").[1]
Unlike the original Blood Gulch, the canyon is only semi-enclosed.[2] There are also some features similar to Valhalla, the most predominant being the grassy terrain, the lake on the far side of the map beyond the blue base, and the snowy mountains beyond the red base. Other than the environmental changes, the map is very faithful to the original Blood Gulch, with even the simplest nooks in the canyon walls being remade. The map itself will be larger, and will have teleporters reminiscent of the teleporters from the maps Cold Storage and Gemini. The bases themselves will be more detailed, with colored lights designating the red and blue base.
The Island area is roughly symmetrical with a large rock formation in the center and a small bay one side.
The Enclosed area is reminiscent of The Crypt from Sandbox but instead of stone it appears to be made of Forerunner Metals.
The Cliff area is about the same size as the The Crypt but is positioned on the edge of the lake w.
The Rock is a tall island with a spiraling path from top to bottom. This area was based of ascension.[3]
Sources
- ^ Bungie has confirmed that they refer to all remakes as "spiritual successors", thus confirming Valhalla as a Blood Gulch incarnation.Template:Fact
- ^ Rooster Teeth Productions: Deja View PSA
- ^ Bungie.net: Forge World ViDoc