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Up in the morning and kicking someone's ass.""Anyone in there? Hello...?" - Stare at a Marine too long."That was kinda disappointing." - Quick battle."Get off me! [Screams]" - Infected by the Flood in Halo 3."Everybody out!" - Exiting a vehicle in Halo: Combat Evolved."Pile out!" - Exiting vehicle in Halo: Combat Evolved."Showtime!" - Entering/exiting vehicle in Halo: Combat Evolved."Man...." - When the Covenant troop is ran over, Halo: Combat Evolved."This is for all the ladies I ain't sexing, 'cause I'm here fighting YOU!""See? He wanted my gun." - When you swap weapons with a Marine in Halo 2."Wanna go out sometime?" - Halo 3, Female Marine if she is given a Sniper Rifle, Fuel Rod Cannon or Rocket launcher, requires the IWHBYD Skull."You might have to adjust the seat a little." - Exiting a Warthog in Halo 2."The cavalry has arrived!" - When a Marine first spots you in Halo: Combat Evolved."Get it off! Get it off!" - Stuck with a Plasma Grenade or flood infection form in Halo: Combat Evolved."This is suicide, man!" - When a Marine dies in Halo: Combat Evolved."Aah... the burn!" - Said in either a satisfied tone or a painful tone when hit in Halo: Combat Evolved."Target neutralized!" - Halo 2."Touchdown!" - Halo 2, enemy infantry/vehicle destroyed."Ghost ride da' whip!" - Mongoose Passenger in Halo 3 after jumping a ramp."Listen to you, Sweary Mary!" - Halo 2, said after another Marine almost swears."Chief just got wasted!" - If John-117 is killed in Halo 3."Time to get to work, Arbiter dude!" - When playing as the Arbiter, if a Marine accompanies you in a vehicle."Hey, look, there: everyone's favorite Elite!" - Said when Arbiter appears."Good to see you, Arbiter!" - Halo 3, when Marines greet you as the Arbiter."Sure thing, Chief. Here you go." - Halo 3, switching weapons with a Marine."Get mounted, Marines! Not in a rude way..." - Halo 3 when getting in a Warthog, IWHBYD Skull required."Bloody hell! That bloke's gotta big friggin' gun!" - Australian Marine in Halo 3."Screwed that Ghost good!" - Halo 2, when fighting enemy Ghosts."Um... ow." - Friendly firing on Sergeant Johnson."Great! A gun I can't use." - When given a Covenant weapon."Well, at least I can shoot myself..." - If given a weaker weapon."The Chief is dead... I think I'll go eat my gun now." - Marine in Halo 3 after John-117 is killed."You killed John-117, you

Scroll down to read our guide named "A Guide to Weapons and Vehicles" for Halo 2 on Xbox (Xbox), or click the above links for more cheats. My Halo 2 weapons guideAuthored by Dylan, typed and edited by Kendra( frigging sweet!).Table of Contents:0.1: IntroductionWEAPONS1.0 Human Weapons1.1 M6C Pistol(Magnum)1.2 BR55 Rifle(Battle Rifle)1.3 M7/Caseless Sub Machine Gun(SMG)1.4 S2 AM Sniper Rifle1.5 M19 SSM Rocket Launcher1.6 M90 Shotgun2.0 Covenant Weapons2.1 Plasma Pistol2.2 Plasma Rifle2.3 Needler2.4 Covenant Carbine2.5 Particle Beam Rifle2.6 Brute Shot2.7 Plasma(Energy) Sword2.8 Fuel Rod Cannon3.0 Turrets, Vehicle Based Weapons and Other3.1 M9 HE-DP Fragmentation Grenade3.2 M41 LAAG(Warthog Turret)3.3 M68 Gauss Cannon(Warthog Turret)3.4 Scorpion Weapons3.5 Ground Mounted Turret3.6 Plasma Grenade3.7 Plasma Turret3.8 Ghost Cannons3.9 Banshee Cannons3.10 Wraith Cannons3.11 Spectre Cannons3.12 Shadow Cannons3.13 Sentinel Beam4.0 Vehicles4.1 M12 Warthog LRV4.1 M12G1 Warthog LAAV4.2 M808B Scorpion MBT4.3 Ghost4.4 Banshee4.5 Wraith4.6 Spectre4.7 ShadowINTRODUCTION: As you hopefully know, Halo 2 is out and you should buy it NOW. In this guide, I'll tell you about the weapons and vehicles new and old popping up in Halo 2. Though many of the things here were in Halo 1, and you may think you know everything about them, they have, in fact, changed. You'll see.1.0 HUMAN WEAPONS1.1 M6C Pistol(Magnum): The pistol is disappointingly weak in Halo 2. To start off, there is no zoom. Though the shots are faster, they are WEAK. This weapon does not even compare to the pistol in Halo 1. Also, you can't kill a Hunter with one shot from this baby anymore.Strengths: Fast shooting, faster reload time.Weaknesses: No zoom, overall less powerful than last time.Melee Attack: Faster than last game, otherwise known as, still not good.Dual Wield? Yes1.2 BR55 Rifle(Battle Rifle): A surprisingly powerful newcomer to the Halo party. This rifle, a bit stronger than the Assault Rifle from last game, shoots in bursts of three and can take down a Grunt with a shot to the head. There is zoom, which is nice for head shots.Strengths: Powerful, fast reload time, zoom, accurate shots.Weaknesses: Not good for clusters of enemies.Melee attack: Medium.Dual Wield? No1.3 M7/Caseless Sub Machine Gun(SMG): This weapon is not as strong as the Assault Rifle from Halo 1, but has taken its place. It may sound bad at first, but this weapon is a good overall weapon. It's great in close range, but gets less accurate, as with all machine guns, at long range. It does kick upward if you continually fire, which can be distracting, but every weapon has a weakness.Strengths: Fast shot, double SMGs kick butt, fast reload time.Weaknesses: Kicks upward, not as strong as Assault Rifle, low ammo count.Melee attack: Moderately weak.Dual Wield? Yes1.4 S2 AM Sniper Rifle: The sniper hasn’t changed that much in power from Halo1. Much faster reload time, and has 5x and 10x zoom, instead of 2x and 10x.Strengths: Long range attacking, better zoom, faster reload time.Weaknesses: Bad in close to medium quarters.Melee attack: Good.Dual Wield? No1.5 M19 SSM Rocket Launcher: Greatly improved since last game. The rocket launcher now has homing capabilities. You

This article may not meet Halo Alpha's standards. You can help by cleaning this article.The Sentinel Beam is a Forerunner Directed Energy Weapon. Sentinel Beams are often integrated into the Sentinels from where the weapons take their name. The weapon is particularly effective against small Flood outbreaks and energy shields.Description[]The Sentinel Beam was designed to contain and destroy small Flood outbreaks. Even though the weapons are integrated into the Sentinel's endostructure, it contains a secondary power source independent of the Sentinel and allows someone to salvage and use it if intact. The weapon projects a yellow-orange or blue beam of energy (reserved to the advanced Sentinel Majors), which is capable of effectively cutting through organic matter such as unarmored hordes of Flood -- Infection Forms in particular. Continuous contact from a Sentinel Beam can be devastating against any opponent, especially in Halo 3.Like the Energy Sword and the Fuel Rod Gun, the Sentinel Beam cannot be used by players in Halo: Combat Evolved without extensive use of the Dev Mode. Such usage to acquire the Sentinel Beam involves using bump possession to attain a Sentinel and then switching back to Master Chief and have him destroy said Sentinel and exchange a weapon for the Beam. The beam is not visible from the first or third person view and if the player presses the fire button a damaging red beam will appear from the center of the screen. It later became usable in Halo 2 and Halo 3. A more powerful blue version of the beam is only available in Halo 2's campaign.The Sentinel Beam runs on a non-rechargeable battery that runs out very quickly, yet even Sentinels created many thousands of years ago are capable of firing one. It may be possible that a Sentinel Beam attached to a Sentinel is powered by the Sentinel itself. It should be noted, though, that Sentinel Beams taken off of destroyed Sentinels often have some of the battery depleted. A possible explanation is that the Sentinel cannot power the weapon itself and relies on the battery but can recharge it outside of combat. Like the Covenant's plasma-based arsenal, it can temporarily overheat if 20% of the battery is used up in one continuous shot; the weapon vents excess heat extremely quickly in an attempt to counter this. In addition to being effective against the Flood, the Sentinel Beam's ability to rapidly drain energy