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The first thing you should try is changing your graphics back to the original mode, as this makes enemies using active camouflage significantly easier to spot. They spawn at the start of each wave of troops, so be ready for them every time you kill the last of your current group of opponents. It's also worth pointing out that although they're difficult to see, they're actually a little weaker than regular Elites. If you can work out roughly where their heads are, a single shot from your Sniper Rifle is enough to put them down. The important thing here is not to panic - they're going to run straight at you, and while that's very intimidating, it means that you're going to have a nice clear shot at them without needing to worry about them moving side to side and throwing off your aim. Pick a wall, get your back to it, and stay calm when you take your shot. If you're still having trouble with your aim or you've swapped out your Sniper Rifle for something else, then you could try either a grenade or your Assault Rifle. When you see them step out of a door, toss a Frag toward their feet, and it's almost certain to kill them outright. They're no tougher than a normal blue Elite, so the only problem is the lack of aim assist - when you spot one, start backing up and bursting fire with your Assault Rifle, then break out into full-auto as they get closer. Remember, these guys rely on being difficult to see and intimidating in order to win fights. Spot them early, keep your cool, and you take away their only two advantages.

Normal air pressure, as on average it spends its life empty

In dollars.

How much does a Scorpion tank cost?

Yes, it is. You're playing the Anniversary playlist, which is built on a completely new engine. Go onto one of the original Halo 2 maps like Waterworks (NOT one of the six remastered maps), and you'll be able to use all the tricks, glitches, exploits and cheats you were able to use ten years ago.

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It actually looks more like the outer armour layers have been removed - those areas look a little sunken next to the rest of the armour, and they follow the contour lines of the plated side.

Edward Buck soloed a Scarab. Sorry pilots, but a Titan is nothing compared to that!

Slight correction to be made here - there are six remade maps in Halo 2: Anniversary, all of which can be Forged upon just like any other level. However, in IGN First's reveal video for the new Forge mode, map creation took place on a seventh map, and an eighth and ninth were also mentioned as dedicated Forge canvases. So basically, if you're looking for a Forge Island/Forge World style area to build your maps on, there'll be three areas that you can use to build!

November's MoM is someone who joined the site in the build-up to Halo 4, in the heady pre-release days when Cortana still watched over the Chief, the Didact lay trapped in stasis, and the Boltshot was still considered balanced: over the past two years, he's risen from a fresh-faced Member to the silver of the Dedicated group, becoming one of our site's most active and involved members along the way. And it's not just his everyday posts that have been impressive, excellent though they are. In addition to his affinity for Halo which has seen him conquer the ninjas and take home the trophy in our site paintball tournament, and his fiendishly clever contributions to the ongoing Riddle Challenge, our new MoM has quite the talent for writing: if you haven't yet read his brilliant contribution to our September Short Story Contest, 'Patter', set amidst the last days of New Alexandria during the Fall of Reach, then you're missing out! An all around great guy and one of the most active posters on the site today, from the heights of the Community Polls to the depths of the Offbeat section, please give a round of applause to our newest Member of the Month, rrhuntington! Congratulations, rrhuntington! We hope you enjoy your month in the pink!

Yes, you'll get access to both of those regardless of which version you buy.

I actually think there's some potential in this. Halo 3 had a system for duelling with Energy Swords, so that if both players landed a hit at exactly the same time even though they'd both take damage, neither would die outright - regardless of how low their health actually got. I don't really like the idea of just being able to block an attack outright, but having the ability to reduce incoming damage based on timing sounds like it could be interesting. Perhaps it could be tiered by weapons, so that you need an Energy Sword to successfully block an Energy Sword, an Energy Sword or a bladed weapon to block a bladed weapon, and any weapon will block a regular melee?

Banned for not treating the Offbeat section with the dignity it deserves.

Banned for not logging in every day.

Banned for challenging me everyday.

Banned for challenging me, despite knowing exactly what I meant and saying it correctly.

Banned because you're inhuman.

Banned because I know you have and I am disgusted.

Banned for thinking they are.

Banned for winning yours and using it to achieve nothing worthwhile.