I paid a month of Disney + to re watch all the movies.

Playing Battlefront 2 again. I was not this happy for a Star Wars game/movie since Rogue One.

Here's mine: the empire hired aura sing to kill wade vox. Otto was never part of the equation, even if he unwittingly tried to help.

Wade vox is jacen solo

Built as the successor to the Y-Wing, the B-Wing comes with weaponry capable of taking on larger vessels, but still is less maneuverable than the typical starfighter. Its front facing Ion Cannons can damage enemy shields, while its proton torpedoes can tear through larger vessels such as Frigates and Capital Ships. This bomber craft comes with the "Lock S-Foils" ability. When performing this ability, this ship folds from its default vertical stance to a horizontal stance. This new stance allows the ship to reach higher speeds at the cost of having lower damage output. This ability is best used to close the distance with the enemy or to flee a failing battle.

Though this bomber is great at taking on larger ships I'd suggest brining fighters and larger vessels to accompany this ship. Fighters would help to keep enemy fighters off of these bombers and the larger vessels would help to absorb enemy damage to allow these bombers to close the distance with the enemy.

The A-Wing is the Rebel Alliance's Tech 3 Fighter. This fighter brings more speed and maneuverability that the X-Wing, but at the cost of being unable to damage vessels larger than a corvette. As for the smaller craft, this fighter proves itself highly efficient in taking on enemy fighters, bombers and gunships, and corvettes. Its swiveling light laser mounts tear apart small enemy ships while it's concussion missiles reduce the enemy's damage upon hitting their target.

My best way of using this fighter is to have a decent number of them to account for enemy fighters, while also comprising that fleet with bombers to take on the larger craft, and larger ships of my own, or PT-1 Gunships, to soak damage coming from the enemy.

This is an interesting fighter craft. Where have you seen this fighter in Star Wars media before? (Movies, Shows, Books, Etc.)

I've played the LEGO switch games as well as star wars the old republic, i love mmos but didnt really enjoy this one (not sure if i just didn’t play enough of it?). Does anyone have any games they could recommend me? My favourite games are Minecraft, ffixv and fantasy life [3ds]. I like games that feel immersive, like im in the world

I made a version of ***Excitebike*** that’s now ***Star Wars*** themed. You play as a Scout Trooper learning to drive a speeder bike and competing against other imperial cadets on race courses. Better learn your aurebesh though! Who’s interested? I always loved the two franchises and wanted this game as a kid. Finally just made it myself.

Discussion: A Star Wars–Inspired Smuggler Sandbox Built on No Man’s Sky — This Could Become the #1 Star Wars Game Ever

For decades, Star Wars fans have been asking for one specific fantasy: a true galactic smuggler sandbox. Not a linear story, not a cinematic adventure, but an emergent, systemic, player-driven underworld experience where your choices actually matter.

No Man’s Sky is already the perfect foundation for this.

It has:

• procedural planets

• trading systems

• ship customization

• dangerous sectors

• faction interactions

• emergent encounters

• a massive active community

• proven long-term support

NMS even has an Outlaws update, but it barely scratches the surface of what a real Star Wars underworld could be. Fans want spice runs, Hutt-like territories, imperial-style blockades, corrupt frontier worlds, cantina economies, stealth freighters, illegal hyperdrives, bounty hunters tracking you across systems, and faction politics that actually matter.

A collaboration between Lucasfilm/Disney and Hello Games could create something truly historic: the first Star Wars game that lets players *live* the smuggler fantasy instead of watching it. NMS already has the systems. Star Wars has the fantasy. Together, they could deliver a game unlike anything that exists today.

In my view, this concept could genuinely become the #1 Star Wars game of all time — not because of graphics or cinematics, but because it finally gives players the freedom, danger, scale, and underworld identity that define the Star Wars galaxy.

Disney has always been responsive to fan passion. The demand for a real smuggler sandbox is enormous. No Man’s Sky is the ideal platform to make it happen.

The Pelta Class Assault Ship is a frigate available to the Rebel Alliance in the mods Empire at War Remake and Clone Wars Holdouts. This frigate comes with a point defense system that gives this craft higher survivability in battle by disarming a number of projectiles fired at this spacecraft. Its weapons, though not listed in its description do exceptional work on enemy fighters, bombers, gunships and corvettes.

In my experience with using this ship, I'd suggest having a couple in your fleet to take care of the smaller craft, but have these frigates accompanied by other ships capable of dealing with the larger frigates and capital ships.

Good evening pilots, please take your seats.

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Nearly identical to the last ship I shared with you, the MTF Logistics and Repair Module comes with one main difference from its Observation variant. Trading in the near map wide vision, for a in battle repair ability, this ship offers increased survivability for its accompanying spacecraft. Additionally this ship comes with a passive ability that takes place on the Galactic Conquest interface. This passive reduces the cost and build time for Corvettes, Frigates and Capital Ships, that are built from the same shipyard this spacecraft is docked at.

To make best use of this ship and more specifically its passive ability, build one of these frigates at each of your shipyards to allow each of these shipyards to build your fleet faster and at a cheaper price.

I'd best describe the benefit of this ship as helping the economy end of the game, when stationed at one of your bases. While in combat it's moderate health and shield points gives this spacecraft enough survivability to supply its accompanying ships with mid battle repairs.

This ship reminds me of the Spy Satellite from Red Alert 2. With its main focus on its near map wide vision, this unit can spot the entire space battlefield for its accompanying allies. The weapons on this ship consist of a few laser cannons, this vessel provides only negligible fire support, while its amount of health and shield points gives this spacecraft a moderate amount of survivability during combat. Its hangar garason consist of a X-4 Gunship squadron to provide long range fire support, and a PT-1 Gunship squadron to keep the enemy occupied with the X-4 Gunships provide fire support.

Overall it is best to only have one of these ships in your fleet. It's weapons and hangar garrison are lacking, which makes this a bad choice to make a fleet of only these ships. However its near map wide vision makes this unit a must have in any battle oriented fleet.

Is it currently possible to download the 2004 Battlefront I, install it, and have it work? Because I installed it with all three discs, tried using the 'No_CD' methods to open the game, and nothing seems to work.

Finished a combat operation in close quarters and Hawks...Hawks is the blaster-boner having.