I understand they did it so hero power-ups wouldn’t become an instant win token for the few who would inevitably learn to break the jedi and sith, but still, I’d rather have it that way and have the tokens be a treat rather than just a mild variety card like they are now.

Here, it’s a matter of maximizing the allotted time given to you by not taking excessive damage. That was one of the best parts of SWBF2, the rush you got when you were in a nonstop kill-spree as a jedi or sith for an uninterrupted five minutes because for every enemy you killed you got an extra couple of seconds added to your timer. But the one thing glaringly wrong with them is the lack of a time-extension feature for killing enemies. And that sucks, as currently in the beta people are finally figuring out how to use the game’s tools to win anyhow, balanced or not, as rebels.Īlso, I finally got tons of playtime in with Vader and Luke. Unfortunately, but probably for the better, it will likely be patched to the point where the Empire will be the harder-working of the two sides. I like losing more as the rebels, simply because those rare occasions where we actually win are then made that much more satisfying. In The Empire Strikes Back, the rebels were caught with their pants down against the full military might of the Empire and their scary-as-fuck robot camels. It’s almost like a multiplayer version of hard mode when you get to be the rebels, and that makes sense. UPDATED THOUGHTS 10/11/15: I’ve grown to love the imbalance of Walker Assault.

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