Four Shot

CONCEPT

It takes four head shots from a Battle Rifle, featured in Halo 2 and 3, to kill an opposing player with full shields, or three body shots, followed up with one to the head. Nailing all of them is known as a Four Shot.

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With the Battle Rifle equipped, it takes exactly four headshots with the weapon to kill another player with full shields. The way most experienced players pull one off is to BR three times in the chest, then pull the crosshair up for a headshot. This maximises effectiveness as in compensates for the BR spread, as a chest shot is a bigger target than the head itself.  This is referred to as a Four Shot. This can be easy or difficult depending on the other player's skill, cover and footwork.

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• Halo 4 (Game)
• Halo: The Master Chief Collection (Game)

Concept details

Name

Four Shot

Aliases

4 shot

Games

• Halo 2 (Game)
• Halo 3 (Game)
• Halo 4 (Game)
• Halo: The Master Chief Collection (Game)
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Franchises

• Has franchises: Halo (Franchise)

Characters

• Has characters: Master Chief (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Last Resort (Location), Valhalla (Location), Snowbound (Location), Avalanche (Location), Blackout (Location), Cold Storage (Location), Construct (Location), Foundry (Location), Ghost Town (Location), Guardian (Location), High Ground (Location), Narrows (Location), Onslaught (Location), Rat's Nest (Location), Sandtrap (Location), Standoff (Location), The Pit (Location)

Objects

• Has objects: BR55 Battle Rifle (Object), Bullet (Object)

People

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• Has related concepts: Circle-Strafing (Concept), Headshot (Concept), Major League Gaming (Concept)