Hey guys, it's waffle here. Just wanted to share this awesome halo 3 trick my team just released. The bottom of the elevator was a challenge initiated by "Chrizzle" back in the early day's of 2009 when he found this room and the elevator shaft. Left dormant for years, me and my friends decided to give it a try. One of the longest freefalls ever survived in a Halo game, involving a 4-person equipment jump, six equipments, and a freefall that lasted for an astounding 22 seconds. Trust us, it took a LONG time. 3 years of plans and ideas that evolved and turned into the final master-plan here. We had to take into account that to catch all of these equipments at the correct times, we would have to take into account the increased momentum. Every 5 seconds of free fall for an equipment would increase 3 units of world speed ( the pan-cam units) Also with this, our player needed a jump every 4 seconds to avoid dying from the "fall timer". Also, to catch the later equipments in the video, you had to "juggle" or switch it off the edge. This would make it so it would increase to a speed that would be able to reach you by the time you needed the jump. Also, after 10 seconds, the elevator spawns back. (you can't take it down) So you would need to get all of your equipments in the shaft by then. ...You can make a -blam!-ing algebra equation playing Halo. For those of you out there that remember, I'm the guy that shared the Rec Room and the Second Waterfall. I hope you guys enjoy watching this as much as we have enjoyed completing it. P.S: That feeling when we landed that jump was pretty amazing. ;)