Star Wars: Battlefront - Level Guide
By Alex Fleming (Md2a)
V 1.2
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1.-=Version History and Timeline=-
4th July - v0.2: Started guide today, got the first 3 levels done.
5th July - v0.4: Spent a couple of minutes writing the Geonosis level.
6th July - v0.6: Finished Spire, did Tipoca City, Harbour and Docks.
31st August – v0.8: Created ‘Remember…’ Section, completed 5 levels.
1st September - v1.0: First day of Spring. Might submit today. Completed
most of guide, cleaned up a bit.
2nd September - v1.2: Touched up a few levels; knocked off a few things
from Still to Go list.
24th October - v1.4: Added many submitted strategies. Thanks everyone!
Still to Go:
-Naboo: Theed Guide
-Yavin 4:Temple as CIS/Empire guide.
-Get different opinions with levels. (Ongoing)
-Bespin: Cloud City guide
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2. Table of Contents
1. Version History
2. Table of Contents
3. Intro
4. The Clone Wars
4.a. Naboo: Plains
4.b. Naboo: Theed
4.c. Kashyyyk: Islands
4.d. Geonosis: Spire
4.e. Kamino: Tipoca City
4.f. Rhen Var: Harbour
4.g. Kashyyyk: Docks
5. The Galactic Civil War
5.a.Tatooine: Dune Sea
5.b.Tatooine: Mos Eisely
5.c.Rhen Var: Citadel
5.d.Yavin 4: Arena
5.e.Yavin 4: Temple
5.f.Hoth: Echo Base
5.g.Bespin: Cloud City
5.h.Bespin: Platforms
5.i.Endor: Bunker
6. COntacting Me
7. Thanks
8. Legal
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3. Intro
'Fight as a soldier on the front lines where every weapon and
vehicle you see is yours. Take the Empire head on or crush the
Rebellion - by yourself or with an army behind you!'-SWBF Disc Case
This is my first guide I have written, so go easy on me! Any
feedback would be greatly appreciated. You can e-mail me at
[email protected]
If all goes well with this guide, I might write a walkthrough to Star
Wars Battlefront II, which is being released on the 1st of November
(New Zealand that is, I don't know about anywhere else).
This guide is a bit late now, and I doubt it will be used much, because
of SWBF2... Oh well.
In this guide I will cover each level, with the strategy that works best
for me. It is kind of a collection of secondary strategies if the main
walkthroughs aren't working for you, or you just want to try the level
another way. Full credit will be given to anyone kind enough to donate
their own personal strategies. So, here goes...
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-=GUIDE LAYOUT=-
#.X. Planet: Battle (Map Name)
Difficulty Rating: #/10
Battle Guide...
Remember… (Small tactics/reminders specific to the success of that
level)
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4.-=The Clone Wars=-
4.a. Naboo: Plains
Difficulty Rating: 2/10 on Historical, 4/10 not.
This level is not a favourite of mine, but I will attempt to do a good
job.
This is the first historical campaign level in The Clone Wars, in which
you are the CIS, attacking the Gungan Army (confirmation anyone?).
This level is quite easy, although the Gungan's boomers (these are the
glowing grenades) can get extremely annoying when you cant see them
lying in the long grass. So, start out at the vehicle spawn point, and
grab one of the AAT's. Press the right directional button, and wait for
one of your soldiers to jump in with you. Drive over to the big blue
shield, and go in. Open fire on the big dinosaur thing (Fambaa?), and
once you have killed it, the shield should go down. After accomplishing
this, you will want to go and capture some command posts. If you do,
you should watch out for the turrets scattered around the place. I think
that these will kill you in two or three hits.
Now, for Galactic Conquest, or Instant Action, Start at any of your
Command Posts, and run towards the Center as fast as you can. Enemies
(and allies) will start to pour in. Kill them, and don't let anyone
sneak up behind you. Once you take that, move onto another Command
Post. They should have two left. It is best to take their vehicle
spawning CP, but tough. In the time it takes you to get another of
theirs, they might have gotten one of your CPs. Basically, I think
concentrate on one CP at a time, then move on,to the next.
Remember...
-Watch your back!
-Defend your territory.
-Watch for grenades in the grass.
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4.b. Naboo: Theed
Difficulty Rating: It depends... 4.5/10 maybe?
A strategy from Kyle Thomsen:
Become a sniper and go up the stairways in the buildings to the right
and left of the central area with all the fighting. Fomr here, you can
take out many enemy troops and ducking down once conceals you from
enemy return fire.
Remember…
-The elevated walkway areas accessed by the short ramps are ok for
snipers, or cover.
-Mines! Put mines on the bridges to the Rotunda (if you have it)
-I suppose this is obvious, but there is a lot of cover in this level,
e.g. the small fences, or the walls. Use it.
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4.c. Kashyyyk: Islands
Difficulty Rating: 6/10
This level is crazy! Battles are going on everywhere, with lasers
filling the air. If you are the Clones/Rebels, get into a starfighter
(as a normal soldier), and fly over to the enemy's most distant CP,
which should be their vehicle spawning one. Ditch it near the CP, and
capture the Post. Usually, the enemies will run off to a battle, without
seeing you. If they do open fire, it shouldn't be too hard to kill them.
When you capture it, get back in the ship, and fly back to defend your 3
starting posts. This should last you most of the match.
If you have chosen the CIS/Empire, you will want to start out at your
northern-most Command Post, the closest to the enemy. Charge down, and
slowly, one-by-one, capture each of their 3 Command Posts.
When you die, it might be a good idea to take a look at the map, and see
if the enemy is getting to close to a CP of yours.
Remember...
-Use the cover to your advantage.
-Inside the huts is an extremely good hiding place. (CHICKEN!)
-This sometimes works; when in the starfighters, ground-strafe your
enemy (basically fire in the general direction of their ground troops.
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4.d. Geonosis: Spire
Difficulty Rating: 8/10 as Clones, 4/10 as CIS
I find this level quite hard as the Clones. Ok, first, grab a Republic
GUnship, and fly over to the Techno-Union Ships. Destroy them all, by
concentrating all your fire on them. Then you might want to go and
destroy the Spider Walker(s). By the way, if you lose the Derelict, run
back and reclaim it, because if you don't the CIS have a clear path to
your main Command Post (Oh no!). Next, it is a good idea to take the
Spire, if it isnt yours already. Once you have achieved that, the CIS's
troop count should be down, and all your Timuera Morrisons (the NZ
actor that plays the Clones in the movies) should take the Spire. Also
you don’t need to worry about the Geonosians, their weapons are pieces
of ____. (Fill in the blank)
Here are a couple of strategies submitted by Kyle Thomsen:
As the Republic, first become a pilot and quickly get in a Gunship.
Tell everyone to get out, I will explain why later. Fly over to the
Techno Union Ships (TUS) and use your missiles and lasers
simultaneously. When the lasers overheat, switch positions and aim
at the TUS and repeat with all the positions. Make sure that you
leave them in the position where they are aimed at the TUS so you don't
have to bother with aiming. Do this for each ship until they're all
gone. After that, support your troops with cover fire and help to take
the Spire. (The reason I said to make sure no one else was in the ship
was to make sure no one flys off while you're shooting.)
Make sure that friendly fire is offand that you are a sniper or ARC
trooper/demolitions droid. It doesn't matter which faction you are,
but I prefer to be the Republic for this one. Go to the back of the
Derelicit (sp?), make sure your back is towards the back of it, and
toss a grenade at your feet. Stand a little in front of the grenade
and when it goes off, try to make yourself fly onto the back of the
Derelicit. Now you are in a very good place to snipe soldiers or
blast away at pesky vehicles.
Remember...
-Destroy the Techno-Union Ships. (Don't worry, you wont forget this.)
-Protect the Derelict.
-AT-TEs are great!
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4.e. Kamino: Tipoca City
Difficulty Rating: 4/10
Woohoo! We are now getting onto levels I like, so I'll be more helpful
than I have been recently. Ok, first, spawn quickly and run around
grabbing as many Command Posts as you possibly can. I usually get 3,
sometimes 4 if I'm lucky. then the fighting should begin. Both sides:
watch out for the other faction's special unit. So, once the fighting
begins, basically run around and provide aid wherever you see your
troops failing (eg. if the opposition take a bridge that you just had,
or get uncomfortably close to a command post. Also, watch out behind
the main lines, because sometimes enemies get into the heart of your
territory using a bridge you forgot. In summary, fight defensively and
back up your troops, and when there’s a spare moment, push forward and
capture another Post for your side.
A strategy from Kyle Thomsen:
Be the Republic and get outside A.S.A.P. Make sure you are a jet
trooper. Fly to the top of the cloning center. Here you are almost
invincible. Everyone is too busy capturing command posts or warding
off enemy soldiers to notice you standing up there shooting off EMPs
at droidekas and the like that threaten your fellow clones. When your
ammo gets low or depleted, just fly over to a friendly command post,
stock up on EMPs, and return to the top of the cloning center.
Remember...
-Try to spread yourself around.
-Jet troopers are excellent at flying behind the enemy and stealing a
Command Post when the opposition is busy.
-CIS: aim for the Cloning Centre! It is a great Post.
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4.f. Rhen Var: Harbour
Difficulty Rating: 5/10
I will deal with the Clones/Empire first, ok? Now, spawn as the Jet
trooper/Dark trooper at the AT-AT/AT-TE. Run (or fly) over to the
unclaimed post (I think this is the... Lighthouse?). Then go to the ice
caves entrance, and clear out any enemies there. This should let your
troops pour out like water from a tap. Fight everyone until you die.
Spawn at the AT-TE/AT-AT, and run over to the far right. YOu should see
some stairs going up to a command Post. This isn't too hard to take,
you just have to watch out for enemies behind the pillars. The battle
should be winding up around now...
Now for all the Rebels/CIS. When the game starts, rush over and grab
the Lighthouse. After completing this, you have 2 choices. Either a) go
off and help destroy the AT-AT/AT-TE, or b) storm the ice caves. I
suggest the second option for now, because your allies will usually
take care of the opposing Heavy Assault Transport before it can do too
much damage... SO, attack the Ice caves, and when the passage splits up,
go right. This is because the majority of the Clones/Empire take the
other passage. Once you arrive, either stand by the health robot, or
hide near the bit of ice sticking out of the wall, and begin to capture
the Command Post. Just hope that 4+ enemies dont spawn around you all
at once. If you capture this, push forward and get their last Post. BTW,
if you lose a Command Post back at the main Harbour Area, go back and
get it again.
A Strategy submitted by Imperious813:
Another strategy for the ice-caves if you are on CIS is to get a
droideka and roll into the ice-caves and deploy your shield inside.
Once you capture the ice-caves you can get to the Western LZ easily to
capture and then mop up the clones.
Remember...
-Do not let the Ice Caves fall!
-There are a few excellent sniping spots for the CIS/Rebels.
-Either faction should go for the lighthouse at the start. It will
provide a strong foothold, or complete your defences.
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4.g. Kashyyyk: Docks
Difficulty Rating: 5/10
In this level, there are many things you can do. As any faction, the
first thing you will want to do is get the landing. It is hard to
capture this before you die, so try your hardest! After this, the
Clones/Rebels can do any of the following; (these are listed in my
priority) keep defending the landing, attack one of either Docks as the
basic soldier, snipe people on the beach or on the two docks, or attack
vehicles coming from the Island as a ARC/Vanguard.
As the CIS/Empire, you should jump in a vehicle and get to the Landing.
Next, move up the beach, and over to either side. When you get close
to one of the bridges leading to the Piers, get out of the vehicle and
go up. When you capture that you can do the same to the other Pier,
snipe the opposition who are sniping your guys down below, or snipe the
people down below you. It shouldn't be too hard as the CIS/Empire to
win.
Another CIS/Empire strategy I remembered. Get into either an AT-ST or
AAT as your prefered fighting unit. Clear the Landing of enemies, and
let your allies take it. Kepp on going up the bank, until you get to
the City Hall. Park your vehicle as close to the doorway as you can,
and hop out. Run inside, and kill everyone you see, usually a couple of
snipers, maybe a pilot. Stay there until you capture it. Once you have,
get back in your vehicle and go over to either of the Piers. Take
them...
Ahh! another Republic strategy I just remembered; Fight any way you
want for the start, but check the map regularly [SELECT]. Often the
enemy will ditch an AAT over to the far right or left of the map. Jump
in it, and follow this route… (while killing everyone in you path) Go
up the beach, then turn left. Stop at the vehicle repair droid, and
let it heal you. Next, drive right down the left Pier. Do a little
hop off the end, and come back up the beach. This time, go right. Stop
at the droid again, and go down the Pier. Repeat until you win.
Remember...
-Droideka's cant swim!
-As the Rebels/Clones, don't forget to occasionally push back the
other team along the Piers a bit to stop them getting up.
-Snipers kick as* on this level.
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5.a. Tatooine: Dune Sea
Difficulty Rating: 5.5/10
For the Empire (or CIS) grab either a speeder bike or an AT-ST (The
Bike is the recommended choice). Go over to the Homestead, and jump off
(or out of) your vehicle when you get to the entrance. RUn inside, and
stand by the health machine until you capture it. Go outside, and kill
any Rebels remaining. Once this is done, move up towards the Bluff.
Kill any Rebels you see, and attempt to take the Command Post. Watch
out for Rebels hiding in and around the many rocks. Once this is done,
you should have nearly won.
I am working on a strategy for Dune Sea as the Rebels, and I will
update this when I work out a good one.
A strategy from Kyle Thomsen:
It doesn't matter which faction you are here, just that you be a long
range unit (sniper or missile launcher) and get in a starfighter.
Fly to the top of the level and land on one of the many tall rocks here.
From here, you can obliterate enemies. You should be hidden in the
glare of the twin suns, so no one can see you. One fun thing to do in
to be a jet trooper/dark trooper and try to jump from rock to rock.
It's really fun, but it does absolutely nothing to help your side gain
victory, so I suggest you only do this in instant action.
Remember...
-Tusken Raiders are a threat!
-Please don't forget the Sarlacc...
-Med-assault vehicles rip through enemies, especially Tuskens.
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5.b. Tatooine: Mos Eisely
Difficulty Rating: 4/10
For Either side, start out at the northern-most CP, and run along the
long wide street that runs almost the length of the map. About half-way
down, you will encounter troops of the enemy faction. Kill them, using
the cover on the sides of the street. Dart out, kill one or two guys,
and run back before you get hurt. Run around the general outside of the
map, taking CP's as you go right around in a circle. Once the opposing
factions reinforcement count get rather low, wander the streets taking
out any stragglers. Easy.
Remember...
-Take shortcuts by hopping the fences.
-Use the cover! Theres just soo much of it...
-Jet/Dark Troopers are handy for getting around.
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5.c. Rhen Var: Citadel
Difficulty Rating: 5/120
My strategy is veeerrry similar to that of Kamino: Tipoca City. At the
start, run around and collect as many CP's as you can. Then, when
battles break out throughout the castle, aid your soldiers. The Keep is
the main CP you want to defend. Also, try to get the Watch (I think
that's the one I mean, it's kinda on the end of a long bridge with two
turrets at the end. CONFERMATION, ANYONE?) I recommend getting this
Command Post because it provides easy access to the Keep. Cover is
plentiful in this level, so use it well. I have a few strategies on
capturing certain command posts, if anyone needs them. (Email me if
you do. See Contacting section for details...)
Remember...
-Run as fast as you can at the start! Often, this decides the final
outcome of the match.
-Jetpack units are fast...
-Duck behind cover and use grenades if you get pinned by enemies.
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5.d. Yavin 4: Arena
Difficuly Rating: 8/10 as Clones, 6 as any other faction.
Start out at whatever Box you have, and run down (or jump out the
window) as fast as you can. Take the Arena, and hold it. Move up to the
other Box, and try to get a bunch of allied guys to go with you. Up top,
enemies spawn all around you, and come from everywhere. Once you take
the East/West Box, go back down to the Arena. Chances are some more
enemies have flooded in. Kill 'em, and go through the tunnel. In the
open space up top, People will be swarming all over the place, and the
air will be full of grenades and flying bodies. Either stay in the
relative safety of the tunnel, and poke your head up every so often
(cowards!), or make a dash up the looong flight of steps to their main
Command Post. Either way, if you've pushed them back to one CP, you've
won.
Remember...
-Enemies seem to come at you from everywhere!
-I'm getting tired of writing these things...
-Alternate strategies include; grabbing a vehicle, sniping into the
other box.
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5.e. Yavin 4: Temple
Difficuly Rating: 8/10 as Republic, 6 as any other faction.
As ANY faction, go for the Forest Ruins (the one in the middle)
straight away. Enemies will swamp you as you are getting it, but your
allies should 'take care' of them. As the Republic/Rebels, then head to
the Viaduct. There are a couple of turrets you should watch out for,
and the enemy's AT-STs/AATs might be coming that way. If you manage to
take that, head for the fountain next. This is kind of hard to take, as
you can't always see the enemy, and many turrets surround it. Now, if
you are rrreally good, you probably aren't reading this guide. But, if
you have all the CPs except their main one, and they still have many
people left, you have two choices. Either a) charge the bridge, on which
a pretty good fire-fight breaks out, or b) you can sneak around the back
way, up a path behind the waterfall, and attack from behind. I suggest
you take the back route, as your buddies will hold back the enemy long
enough.
Empire/CIS: Coming soon. I don't very often play this level as them,
but it can't be too hard to get a good strategy going.
Remember...
-Move through the CPs one by one.
-The back path up the side of the mountain is an awesome way of getting
into the enemy base undetected. I only recently found out about this,
when I was (the Empire) sitting and waiting for an AT-ST to appear,
and saw 3 red arrows coming up behind.
-The turrets on the poles can be useful. There are 3 near the Temple,
1 next to the Altar, 1 at the end of the big bridge, and 1 in the
Overlook.
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5.f. Hoth: Echo Base
Difficulty Rating: 7/10 as Rebels, 5/10 as Empire.
Rebels first. Spawn as a pilot in the Echo Base, and jump into a
snowspeeder. Tell an ally to get in with you, and fly off towards the
AT-ATs. When you get near, switch positions to Co-Pilot, and aim the
gun at the AT-AT's legs. Fire, and when you catch on, let your ally fly
you around its legs. 3 passes and its down. Do this as they respawn,
but if your reinforcement count start to get low compared to the
Empire's, join the battle near the Outpost. Also, try not to lose the
Bunker, because enemies will run through the tunnel and come out right
by the Generator.
Now the Empire. Become a Pilot (recommended, but you don't have to be
one). Get into an AT-AT, and start walking towards the Generator. If
you get caught by an Airspeeder, I don't think there is much that you
can do... (Sorry! They're just so bloody hard to hit, and kill.) When
you get there, fire at the Generator. Once it is destroyed, get out
and head to the right, through the tunnel, and take the Bunker. Next,
you can do one of two things. Either go and take the Echo Base, then
the Control, then the Outpost (not much resistance with this way). Or,
join the battle in front of the Outpost (good for getting the Rebels
reinforcements down).
A strategy from Kyle Thomsen:
Make sure friendly fire is off. As the Rebels, be a sniper and spawn
at Echo Base. Toss a grenade at your feet and try to aim yourself so
you will land on top of the Millenium Falcon. Another way to do this
is to get in a snowspeeder and land on top of it, but your ship may
explode if you hit the walls too much.
Remember...
-Take out the AT-ATs in a Speeder.
-Rebels: Try not to lose ANY of you CP's. Any of them create a window
for the Empire to completely destroy you!
-No Forward Camp = no AT-ATs.
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5.g. Bespin: Cloud City
Difficulty Rating: 6/10
A strategy submitted by Rabid:
For the Rebels/Clones: Start at the SouthWest CP and begin charging
toward the nearest Enemy CP. I suggest using the standard soldier. Press
the R3 button to zoom in and aim your crosshairs at the enemy command
post. Keep running to the post until you see the enemy begin to spawn.
Fire away with your rifle and try to kill as many enemies as you can.
(NOTE: If you run out of ammo switch to your secondary weapon and fire a
few shost and then switch back to your primary) When you see a clear
room then press R3 again (or twice if you're a sniper, not reccomended)
and charge into the room. STOP right when you see the capturing symbol
come up. That way you won't be surrounded by enemies. Kill any enemies
that spawn and capture the CP. After the capture is complete go left and
kill any enemies on the circular bridge. After you exit the circular
undercover bridge look ahead of you. If you see any snipers (there will
usually be 1 or 2) kill them because they WILL be aiming for your head.
Cross the walkway and charge into the room, making sure you've cleared
out any visible enemies before you enter.(NOTE: By now the enemies
should have captured the Courtyard and your faction should have captured
the Carbon Freezing Chamber) This room is a little harder because you
can't take the CP in the doorway. I suggest standing behind the health
droid or in front of the resupply droid (Not right in front...so you
still in the capture symbol up)
You should now be in possession of 5 command posts and the enemy
should have 1. Now you can do a few things....
1) Assuming you're still at the Forward Flank (the CP you JUST
captured) you can run down the walkways and into the center of the map
and kill the enemies.
2) You can kill yourself (or do #1 until you die, recommended) and
spawn at one of the CPs on the upper level (Rear Flank, Walkway,
Fordward Flank) as a sniper and snipe enemies. I suggest killing the
enemies that enter a turret.
3) ATTEMPT a siege on the Courtyard. I find it extremely difficult
though.
All you really have to do is just kill enemies until the battle is over.
Taking the Courtyard is difficult because by now all the enemies are
isolated in the center of the map.
For Imperials/CIS: Follow the same instructions except do it
backwards. Go for the Rear Flank (SW Corner) first. I find it a bit
more difficult because more enemies seem to spawn there. Either way,
after you capture the Rear Flank then make your way across the skybridge
and down to the next CP, killing any enemies in your way. Be Warned:
This CP is probably the most difficult to capture because alot of
enemies spawn here. Just keep fighting at it and you'll eventually
capture it.
Another Option, after you capture the rear flank, is to go for the
Carbon Freezing Chamber. But, like the Courtyard for the Rebels/Clones,
this is where most enemies spawn after you've captured the upper level
CPs. So it may also be difficult. Basically you're just going to be
fighting the rest of the battle instead of getting all the CPs.
Remember...
- Start out at the Rear Flank for Rebels/Clones or the Walkway for the
Imperials/CIS and go for CP closest to you.
- Capture all the upper level CPs and isolate the enemy in the center.
- Always aim for the snipers on the upper level if you're a Rebel/Clone.
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5.h. Bespin: Platforms
Difficulty: 4/10
This was my favourite level for a while. Then I got bored of it.
Aannyywwaayy... Start as a normal soldier, and run on down to the
extractor. Just as you take it, a bunch of enemies will probably be
coming up. The next part is fighting. Watch for grenades, they're
everywhere. Try to slowly push forward, killing everyone as you go.
The bits of wall that stick out in the bridges are good cover, although
grenades can still kill you. Once you get up to the end of the bridge,
you can do one of two things.
A) Hold the enemies back without going forward, so you don't get out in
the open.
B) Rush out, killing everyone in your path. This one is good, although
usually your enemies will get onto the bridge, and push your allies
nearly to the Extractor.
Either way, keep fighting until you win.
If the enemy 'steals' one of your rear CPs (Dock, Fuel, Landing, or
Depot), it is a good idea to run back and re-take it.
Haha, I just remembered something really funny. When I was over at my
friends house, I was playing this level with my mate's brother. We were
on one of the bridges, and he said," Don't worry, the windows have
glass so you can't fall out. Look, I'll show you..." He jumped out the
window, and fell to his death. Me and my friend laughed soo hard...
A strategy from Kyle Thomsen:
If you do not like using vehicles, you can be a sniper and stand facing
the Extractor near the side of the bridge. Jump up and hold towards
the bridge. You may need to adjust how you're standing, but you'll
eventually get on top of the bridge. From here you can support your
troops' advance by sniping the opposition.
Remember...
-The windows DON'T have glass!!
-Watch for grenades.
-Don't let the enemy flank you by getting the CPs behind you.
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5.i. Endor: Bunker
Difficulty: 4/10
As the Empire, be a pilot, hop into an AT-ST, get a co-pilot, and kill
everything!!! E-mail me if this wasn't clear enough, or you need
something else. (See the Contacting section.)
For the Rebels, spawn as a soldier at the northern-most Command Post,
and run over to the closest CP (Can someone give me the names??). YOu
should be able to capture it, but if not, make sure you check for the
Empire behind trees, or behind you..
After you take that, your allies should run up to the next CP. Join
them, and kill any Imperial you see. I usually don't get any further
than this; the Empires reinforcement count runs out before i get the
Barracks. SO thats it really... Oh yeah, I forgot the Shield Generator.
If you DO want to destroy it, (I don't, it doesn't seem necessary)
spawn as a Wookie at the Rebel Outpost, and jump on a Speeder Bike.
RIde it to the Generator, and run in. Then, unleash your arsenal.
Throw down your time-bombs, use your grenade launcher, then finally
the Bowcaster. It will take a while, but if you leave an Imperial
Pilot will run down and repair it :(.
Remember...
-It isn't really necessary to destroy the Shield Generator
- If you are in an AT-ST, watch out for the traps! (They are logs
between the trees, suspended by ropes) See them in action in Episode
VI!
-Watch out for enemies popping out from behind trees.
Well, thats all the levels complete! I still have a bit of cleaning
and adjusting to go, as well as finishing some strategies for certain
battlefields.
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6. Contacting Me
You can email me at
[email protected]
My Rules:
- Constructive criticism is ok.
- Try to use good grammar and spelling.
- Sensible suggestions are allowed.
- State your email topic in the subject box, and say it is about the
SWBF Level Guide.
- Requests for entering this guide into another site is fine, AS LONG
AS YOU HAVE MY WRITTEN PERMISSION.
- Please, so spam/flaming!
- Feedback on this guide will be great, the plus' and minus' of it,
etc.
Any strategies will be greatly apprieciated, as long as they work, are
sensible, and LEGIBLE.
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7. Thanks
Thanks to...
- LucasArts and Pandemic, for making this wonderful game!
- Me, for writing it. NOOOO... I'm just kidding, it was fun writing
this guide, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
- You, for reading it.
-=Submission list=- People who submitted things I have in my guide.
Imperious813 for his strategy on Rhen Var: Harbour.
Kyle Thomsen for his strategies on Bespin: Platforms, Naboo: Theed,
Geonosis: Plains, Kamino: Tipoca City, Tatooine: Dune Sea, and Hoth:
Echo Base.
Rabid for his entire level guide for Bespin: Cloud City
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8. Legal
This document may not be reproduced under any circumstances excepting
private, personal use. It may not be placed on any website without my
full written permission.
E-mail me if you want your site to acquire permission for this guide
to be placed on it, or if you want to recommend a website to me.
Allowed Sites: GameFAQs.com, SuperCheats.com, NeoSeeker.com
Alex Fleming, 2005
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