Upgrades To Halo 2 Vehicles Add Realism To The Game

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

The new Halo 2 vehicles are a step ahead from the original game, as are many other things. With Halo 2 vehicles now smoking and smoldering when destroyed, the terrain of the game has taken on a whole new aspect. The ability to damage Halo 2 vehicles itself is a step forward in the evolution of the Halo saga.

Master Chief, or an enemy for that matter, can now damage all the Halo 2 vehicles. What does this mean? It means that as vehicles take damage, they will come closer to being destroyed. You cannot rampage at will through hordes of Covenant enemies in a vehicle. Unlike the original Halo, you will lose your vehicle if it sustains heavy damage.

Once the Halo 2 vehicles have sustained considerable damage, they will be destroyed and rendered useless. Instead of vanishing, as happens on so many games, the vehicles will now sit inactive on the battlefield, issuing forth smoke and debris. This causes the field of play to be constantly evolving and changing. There will be new obstacles to get around, and new terrain to hide behind, as the Halo 2 vehicles become damaged and destroyed.

Halo 2 vehicles have changed in another way as well. If the driver of a vehicle is not paying attention, they can be ejected from their vehicle. This allows whoever ejected them to assume control of the vehicle, giving game play many advanced options and scenarios.

With the evolution of Halo 2 vehicles, the game has taken on many appealing traits. Halo 2 is unlike any other game on the market, because of the game engine, the graphics, and the game play. The changes to the Halo 2 vehicles is just one of many changes that has ultimately driven this game to the top of every gamers list, and put it in contention for the greatest game of all time title.

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