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Halo 3 Heat Maps - Come See the Bloody Messes
sayitaintjonas | 7:38 AM on 11.13.2007 8 comments



This morning while I was getting my dork on, I noticed that Bungie.com added heat maps to all of the multiplayer levels. This looks like it could be useful for some people...especially the guy that always tries to man the turret in the middle of Valhala.
For the most part however, I think it shows us what we already know i.e. there is usually a lot of killing in the middle of the level. After looking over the maps, it seems like the lesson would be to stay out of the middle, but then where are you going to go when you need to kill someone. I mean, that's where people go to die anyway.
At least now I know to be careful! Thanks Bungie

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