Halo 3 Mongoose details
Driving me round the bend.
Details of Halo 3's Mongoose ATV have emerged on the Bungie website.
It bills the two-person vehicle as an ultra-light, all-terrain vehicle, both fast and vulnerable; ideal for quickly securing an important location or for attempting a wild snatch-and-grab operation for the enemy's flag.
However, the 'Goose won't be for everybody. While it would be a rookie error to overlook the versatility of the machine, its virtually non-existent armour and demanding handling make it a challenge to utilise effectively - as remarks on the site point out.
"Speed is the only protection this vehicle provides; it is unarmored, noisy, and prone to roll over. It demands a level of skill from its operator that is impossible to expect from the rank and file during combat conditions. Those not qualified as expert need not apply."
Examples of strategies when racing around multiplayer maps Valhalla and High Ground are offered further down the page. Elsewhere on the site you can catch up with how the game's designers and community team faired against each other in recent head-to-head battles.
Open beta-testing for Halo 3 multiplayer begins in the spring. Those of you in the US have already been offered various ways to take part, whilst us Europeans will have to wait for details on our participation (unless we all want to buy Crackdown, that is).
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/now reads article
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kilo papa hotel!?!
American Cocks!
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Riding a quad bike whilst carrying a flag (or indeed, a gun) is not recommended.
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The exact specifications of an imaginary vehicle in a computer game.
I so wish Nintendo would tell me the exact composition of the material used to make Link's green tunic in Zelda. Do you suppose it's all wool, or perhaps a wool/cotton mixture? Perhaps 40/60? Perhaps it's woven from the hair of goats from Hyrule farm (or whatever it's called). But - if that was the case, I'm pretty sure they'd need a different method to create the thread. And what about the colour? Is there woad in Hyrule, or is some sort of dye potion you can buy in a bottle from Hyrule castle market? These things are SO important I MUST know please Nintendo developers create a web-site full of made-up useless information so that I can wank myself silly thinking about it.
Halo is the new Star Trek.
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. . . oh it's already got one at [link url=http://h2.halowiki.net
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Very worrying behaviour.
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just realised that when i play halo2 people generally make effective use of vehicles but when i play COD3 next to noone does. is that the games fault or the players.
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And remember folks, you heard it here first!
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That's NATO Code. KPH. That's the Metric System.
How can you call the Americans 'Cocks' for that? Last time I checked they will not let go of the imperial system.
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Don't worry, you all will want to. Crackdown is fucking ace.
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That's NATO Code. KPH. That's the Metric System.
How can you call the Americans 'Cocks' for that? Last time I checked they will not let go of the imperial system. "
It's the NATO phonetic alphabet or international radiotelephony spelling alphabet, and using it instead of a 3 letter acronym, that the whole fucking world knows the meaning of, just to sound cool and "military" is quintisentially gung ho - HOOO RAH! - "American". It would just NOT happen anywhere else. That is why they are cocks.
/rant over
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I should point out I'm talking about sniper camping muppets here.