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This map is Reliance. Reliance is built in the Alaska part of the Forge World capacity and with primarily the thought in mind of attack and defend. Asymmetric objective games are always more often my favorites, dating back to Halo 2 with produced such intense, fantastic fun. I'm talking about 1-flag on Zanzibar, 1-bomb on Burial Mounds, or 1-CTF Fast on Turf. Relic and Terminal were another outstanding pair and played along great with vehicular combat. Which is, frankly, why I added in a Ghost defensively, and plenty of transport movement on offense. Early on in the beta stages, Reliance just featured two Mongoose on offense. As more gameplay matches played, it was noted that a Warthog added would not only spice up the chaos, but give the offensive team members a better relief at maneuvering to the base center. But to counter these vehicles, I didn't want to go overboard. There is a human Sniper Rifle, Focus Rifle, two Plasma Pistol, Rocket Launcher, and plenty of grenades to go around. The rockets are in a fairly neutral section, although the defensive team has an easier time getting them, as the offensive unit must go up hill to acquire said rockets. The human sniper isn't loaded with tons of bullets - as of now it is at 4 so it doesn't dominate or control the map/game.

There are numerous amounts of Needle Rifle, DMR, and Pistol scattered throughout.

SUPPORTS: One Bomb, One Flag, Team Slayer, Team Slayer DMR's, and Territories.

Here are some images to capture some of the areas in Reliance.

Offense

Offensive, man-cannons

Action, Ghost attack

Human Sniper Rifle

Rocket Launcher spawn, below center rocked structure

Defense

Defense, quick access

Focus Rifle

Teleporter, gives quick, needed access to side part of the defensive base

Arming the bomb