Starship Forge

Thanks for the compliments I've uploaded an additional gameplay video, showing a warp core repair attempt:

This map is a 1-player Choose Your Own Adventure style minigame (based on the classic 80s book series), set on the USS Enterprise D from Star Trek the Next Generation. In this game, a warp core breach is imminent, and you are given several choices as to how to approach it. Will you try to repair the core? Escape in a shuttlecraft? Transport down to the planet below? It's up to you. However, like the classic books, there is only one way to survive, and many ways to die. And to keep players on their toes, the game randomly selects which choice is correct every time you play. https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/games/halo-5-guardians/xbox-one/map-variants?lastModifiedFilter=Everything&sortOrder=BookmarkCount&page=1&gamertag=Starship%20Forge#ugc_halo-5-guardians_xbox-one_mapvariant_Starship%20Forge_2d9198fa-1029-4fee-9f1a-17cf5f10ff65 Requires Star Trek Adventure gametype, which you can find using the in-game browser on my fileshare (GT Starship Forge). I'd link to it, but a glitch is preventing any gametypes based on minigame from showing up on Waypoint (regardless of search visibility setting).

I made a proton pack from Ghostbusters in Forge. It's purely forgeart.

https://youtu.be/Uvtjr_U7SGg This is a Doctor Who themed map based on the episode Name of the Doctor. In that episode, the Doctor visits his own future tomb on Trenzalore. There, he discovers that his own Tardis has become his tomb. Ancient and dying, the technology that allows it to be "bigger on the inside" is failing, causing the Tardis to expand to its true size. At the heart of the old control room, the entirety of the Doctor's life is concentrated in a series of tears in spacetime, one tear for each of his travels through time. This is mainly an aesthetic map, but I tried to make it playable. There are weapons, spawns, and a few gungeese.

Unlike my purely aesthetic Falcon, this one is flyable (the other difference is the flyable one has no interior, other than an inaccessible cockpit). I used the vehicle welding glitch to weld it to a banshee. On my fileshare, this is called Flying Millennium Falcon. I wanted to use Flyable, but that pushed it over the character limit for filenames. Here's the main video: https://youtu.be/wP6-68AgTbQ Here's an outtake video (showing what happened on many of my attempts to weld the Falcon to the banshee): https://youtu.be/gnSaZLMRTfE

This is an aesthetic map of the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars. It features an interior & working boarding ramp. I also have a flyable version (with no interior, other than an inaccessible cockpit). https://youtu.be/qcZsUwJNzGg

This is an aesthetic map of the bridge of a Star Destroyer. After completing my 1/5 scale Star Destroyer, I decided to try my hand at making a bridge interior. I wanted to do it as a separate map so as not to compromise the detail level of either, and I decided to re-create the entire command area in full-scale. https://youtu.be/xlbPvVp5l4M

This is my first H5 map. It is an aesthetic map of an Imperial Star Destroyer from Star Wars ( specifically, it is based on the Star Destroyer Avenger from the Empire Strikes Back).