Heroes are deadly weapons in the hands of an experienced player, capable of turning the tide of battle within a short amount of time. In most situations, heroes must be either earned, as judged by the new in-game point system, or purchased prior to the battle, such as when playing the revamped Galactic Conquest mode. The developers did an outstanding job balancing these two opinions by adding a hero character while limiting its capabilities somewhat with a time and health limit, unlike in the original "Battlefront" where the Jedi, which sometimes joined the battle as computer players, were invulnerable. Most welcomed it and could not wait to see what kind of destruction heroes could wreak on the battlefield, but others said it would detract from the soldier mentality of the game. When this feature was announced by "Battlefront" developers, LucasArts and Pandemic, it received mixed reactions from gamers. One new feature in "Battlefront II" is playable hero characters, which are either Jedi or other notable characters such as Chewbacca or Boba Fett. Blaster bolts and grenades fly fast and thick while both sides strategically jockey for control of Command Post beacons. This unique perspective on battle immerses the player in the chaos and adrenaline of a Star Wars Battle. The factor that distinguishes this series from all other Star Wars games and makes the duo the best-selling Star Wars series of all time is that the characters are ordinary troopers on the war's frontlines. The Battlefront series serves as a continuation of the Star Wars storyline during either the Clone Wars in the time of the young Anakin or the Galactic Civil War in the time of Darth Vader.
And do not forget the best addition - playable Jedi. While both are part of the same bestselling series, "Battlefront II" has been tweaked and refined to the point where it is a fresh and excellent game.Įverything from the graphics to the different game modes all the way down to simple combat maneuvers have been improved, taking all of the good qualities of the original "Battlefront" and amplifying them.
The first step in fully appreciating "Star Wars Battlefront II" is to forget everything about the first "Battlefront" game.
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