With some of the crazier modes, it's got a lot of space to move around and a lot of interesting areas.' -Kynan Pearson First seen in Halo 4 (Castle Map Pack). It’s funny playing binary slayer on that map. It also is funny because it reminds me of a Halo 2 campaign area. I think there’s some cool components with it. I think the Majestic Map Pack rounded out Halo 4 a lot more, adding more of the 4v4 stuff in, a little bit more of the competitive maps that you can take a little more seriously for very even kind of gameplay.' -Kynan Pearson First seen in Halo 4 (Majestic Map Pack).

It’s got some interesting dynamics and routes in it like the crouching under the side barriers leading into the pyramid into the center. It reminds me a little bit of some of my favorite Halo 2 and Halo 3 arena maps. #104 - Monolith 'It’s an arena-based smaller 4v4 map. It's got that Wizard/Warlock feel but it is its own unique map.' -Kynan Pearson First seen in Halo 4. It’s got that whole fully symmetrical outer area and then the center structure that you move around and fight in. That being said, it’s kind of in the vein of stuff like Warlock. It’s not because, again, it's using Forge pieces, not as crafted in terms of having hugely identifiable landmarks in each of the areas. #105 - Impact 'For the launch Forge maps that went in, I think that’s my personal favorite of the bunch. First seen in Halo: Reach (Defiant Map Pack).

If you look up at the sky, you can see Covenant warships glassing the planet.

Highlands is set in a UNSC SPARTAN-II training area in the mountains of Reach, a human planet destroyed shortly before the events of Halo: Combat Evolved.

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