WIP: Lone Wolf Study

[Insane Monx]

I don't think you'll have that much time. It will be a worthy sacrifice.

5 feet at a time infinitely can be better than 15 feet 4 or so times. It depends on the distance of the wraith from the Safe zone.

[EnigmaBiz]

Maybe I haven't played Lone Wolf in awhile but aren't the Wraiths there from the start?

I literally only spent 2 minutes playing on Easy and I didn't see any wraiths...

Also what is up with that 1 phantom? It is there when you start, fly's over to the opposite side of where it was and then turns around to observe the combat...

[Insane Monx]

Maybe I haven't played Lone Wolf in awhile but aren't the Wraiths there from the start?

I literally only spent 2 minutes playing on Easy and I didn't see any wraiths...

Also what is up with that 1 phantom? It is there when you start, fly's over to the opposite side of where it was and then turns around to observe the combat...

When I also played yesterday, I noticed there was no wraiths from the start. I didn't even see them on Legendary in the same amount of time that the Wraiths appeared on Easy.

Everybody knows about the Phantom already :/ It could probably be something that kicks off the survival (but why does it stay...)

[Scatcycle]

Maybe I haven't played Lone Wolf in awhile but aren't the Wraiths there from the start?

I literally only spent 2 minutes playing on Easy and I didn't see any wraiths...

Also what is up with that 1 phantom? It is there when you start, fly's over to the opposite side of where it was and then turns around to observe the combat...

If you read the actual guide (first post) you'll see when the wraiths come in. It's somewhere around the 6 minute mark.

[Insane Monx]

Maybe I haven't played Lone Wolf in awhile but aren't the Wraiths there from the start?

I literally only spent 2 minutes playing on Easy and I didn't see any wraiths...

Also what is up with that 1 phantom? It is there when you start, fly's over to the opposite side of where it was and then turns around to observe the combat...

If you read the actual guide (first post) you'll see when the wraiths come in. It's somewhere around the 6 minute mark.

I did, and it only states that for Legendary. Wraiths on Easy came in around 3:00, 3:30. Half the time of Legendary.

[Scatcycle]

I guess it depends on whether you kill things or not. I spent my legendary time running around the map without shooting anything, wraith came at 6:00.

[EnigmaBiz]

Well, I think for sure this needs to be done with four players (as stated earlier).
(2 player)
The wraith was destroyed every time, it took nearly the whole 10 seconds to reach the Wraith and it blew up when you died.

I was thinking about the Phantom again, unlike all the other phantoms in the game the turret doors on the side are closed. I wonder if the Spartan laser could take this thing out.....

4 players:
1 sniper (breach door and take out gunner)
1 Plasma pistol (disable wraith when near)
1 runner (wraith driver)
1 guard (covers the team)

I wonder if we can use the AL trick to shot a player past the barrier...

[Scatcycle]

Well, I think for sure this needs to be done with four players (as stated earlier).
(2 player)
The wraith was destroyed every time, it took nearly the whole 10 seconds to reach the Wraith and it blew up when you died.

I was thinking about the Phantom again, unlike all the other phantoms in the game the turret doors on the side are closed. I wonder if the Spartan laser could take this thing out.....

4 players:
1 sniper (breach door and take out gunner)
1 Plasma pistol (disable wraith when near)
1 runner (wraith driver)
1 guard (covers the team)

I wonder if we can use the AL trick to shot a player past the barrier...

The phantom could be taken out I believe. You've got a spartan lazer, rockets, Grenade Launch, sniper, ect. You should try.

[Pulse Cloud]

There's something we should try that may be the ultimate glitch of all time in the history of Halo: the Armor Locked moving player that we can do in Forge, but in Campaign.
Why: infinite health.
How:
    1. Start "The Package" ("ONI Sword Base" might also work)
    2. Play until we get to the entrance of the courtyard of the Sword Base (aka, where we get the Target Locator on "ONI Sword Base")
    3. Figure out where, by backtracking, the courtyard area is deloaded
    4. Acquire Armor Lock in the courtyard entrance (implying it is there)
    5. Go close to the deloading area.
    6. One player ARMOR LOCK and the other runs to the deloading area, possibly causing the same effect that deleting all Armor Locks in Forge causes
    7. Partey!!!

[EnigmaBiz]

There's something we should try that may be the ultimate glitch of all time in the history of Halo: the Armor Locked moving player that we can do in Forge, but in Campaign.
Why: infinite health.
How:
    1. Start "The Package" ("ONI Sword Base" might also work)
    2. Play until we get to the entrance of the courtyard of the Sword Base (aka, where we get the Target Locator on "ONI Sword Base")
    3. Figure out where, by backtracking, the courtyard area is deloaded
    4. Acquire Armor Lock in the courtyard entrance (implying it is there)
    5. Go close to the deloading area.
    6. One player ARMOR LOCK and the other runs to the deloading area, possibly causing the same effect that deleting all Armor Locks in Forge causes
    7. Partey!!!

So the armor locked player would teleport to the other player while still being in AL?

[Pulse Cloud]

There's something we should try that may be the ultimate glitch of all time in the history of Halo: the Armor Locked moving player that we can do in Forge, but in Campaign.
Why: infinite health.
How:
    1. Start "The Package" ("ONI Sword Base" might also work)
    2. Play until we get to the entrance of the courtyard of the Sword Base (aka, where we get the Target Locator on "ONI Sword Base")
    3. Figure out where, by backtracking, the courtyard area is deloaded
    4. Acquire Armor Lock in the courtyard entrance (implying it is there)
    5. Go close to the deloading area.
    6. One player ARMOR LOCK and the other runs to the deloading area, possibly causing the same effect that deleting all Armor Locks in Forge causes
    7. Partey!!!

So the armor locked player would teleport to the other player while still being in AL?

No, they would be next to each other, but the runner would run like 10 ft and BOOM. The deloading area is like a line, I don't know...

[Insane Monx]

I'd be up for trying that, Pulse.

[Pulse Cloud]

There's something we should try that may be the ultimate glitch of all time in the history of Halo: the Armor Locked moving player that we can do in Forge, but in Campaign.
Why: infinite health.
How:
    1. Start "The Package" ("ONI Sword Base" might also work)
    2. Play until we get to the entrance of the courtyard of the Sword Base (aka, where we get the Target Locator on "ONI Sword Base")
    3. Figure out where, by backtracking, the courtyard area is deloaded
    4. Acquire Armor Lock in the courtyard entrance (implying it is there)
    5. Go close to the deloading area.
    6. One player ARMOR LOCK and the other runs to the deloading area, possibly causing the same effect that deleting all Armor Locks in Forge causes
    7. Partey!!!

Me and Monx tried this and failed miserably. Woo!

[Phantasm 08]

Deloading the area only removes the items that are there, not the items that you equipped while in the area. 

Otherwise, the weapons you picked up at the beginning of a level would disappear from your hands the moment you went to another area.