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In the eighth campaign level Delta Halo, two Kig-Yar Minor enemies wielding Plasma Rifles can be found at the end of the tank section of the level. This is the only instance in the game where enemy Kig-Yar Minors use Plasma Rifles.
Halo 2 original game footage:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_GtEV9A18o#t=175s
Halo 2 Anniversary footage:
https://www.reddit.com/r/halo/comments/kuc6uj/i_thought_the_only_jackal_in_halo_to_spawn_with_a/
Halo Fandom wiki article:
https://halo.fandom.com/wiki/Delta_Halo_(level)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_GtEV9A18o#t=175s
Halo 2 Anniversary footage:
https://www.reddit.com/r/halo/comments/kuc6uj/i_thought_the_only_jackal_in_halo_to_spawn_with_a/
Halo Fandom wiki article:
https://halo.fandom.com/wiki/Delta_Halo_(level)
subdirectory_arrow_right Halo 3 (Game)
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In Halo 3, the Half-Naked Guy can be found again standing on a small nook in an out-of-the-way hidden area at the beginning of the last campaign level, specifically in a dark room with a lethal chasm next to the hallway for the seventh Terminal.
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"Blow Me Away" performed by the band Breaking Benjamin can be heard as the player approaches the Mausoleum of The Arbiter, as well as during the battle. Though it may sound instrumental, the vocals have simply just been made quieter.
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Halo 2 received approximately 1.5 million pre orders before it's release, making it a platinum seller before it even hit the shelves. It made $125 million within 24 hours of it's release.
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The PC version of Halo 2 was delayed from release due to an image of a man, who was one of the developers, mooning the camera and exposing his bare buttocks in the game's data (in an error report known as .ass).
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There are 21,090 lines of dialogue in Halo 2. Most of these are randomly triggered during combat.
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The first message, "Thus I Refute Thee", is a reference to the logical fallacy of appealing to the stone originating from the English writer Samuel Johnson, who during an argument about how it was impossible to refute idealism, kicked a large stone and said the quote. This quote was put on the bombs in Halo 2 by Bungie senior employees Robert and Lorraine McLee, in response to a conversation about Marathon and philosophy between two members of the Halo fan website Team 7HR33, who agreed that it would be "the uber-quip" to inscribe on the side of a gun.
7HR33 blog post archived by Bungie:
http://7hr33.bungie.org/index.html?commentaryfiles/refute
Halo Fandom wiki article:
http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/Messages_on_Bomb
http://7hr33.bungie.org/index.html?commentaryfiles/refute
Halo Fandom wiki article:
http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/Messages_on_Bomb
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Halo 2 is the best selling original Xbox title released, with 8.49 million copies sold. That is over 2 Million more than the second best selling game on the system, Halo: Combat Evolved.
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