These track targets and stun them for a while. L1: Afterburner, increases speed for a brief period. L1 + R1: Quad Laser cannon, all cannons fire at once, imparts damage bonus.

R1: Ion Torpedo, locks and tracks target. L1: Astromech Repair, restores health to ship immediately. L1 + R1: Fires laser barrage, make sure you are centered on target before using. In some missions L1 fires an ion torpedo, which takes a second to lock, but heavily damages targets. R1: Heat Sink, keeps lasers from overheating, allows player to fire longer before laser has to cool. L2: Zoom in, good for firing at distant to medium range targets. Left Stick Right/Left: Rolls craft clockwise or counter clockwise. Left Stick Down: Throttles down, decreasing speed. Left Stick Up: Throttles up, increasing speed. Pressing up makes craft descend, while pressing down makes it ascend. Right Stick: Moves craft left, right, up, and down. The AT-AT is not covered here, because players need only look around and shoot with R2 when operating it. As such, there is no general explanation for land vehicles, since they have already been covered in the Character Control section above. Land vehicles move identically to characters with some exceptions, which are indicted in the control descriptions for such vehicles. Generally, flight controls apply to things like TIE Fighters and X-Wings and use an inverted y-axis. Vehicles come in two different flavors: Flight and Land, which is indicated in parenthesis next to the name of the vehicle. L1+R1: Frenzy, uses lightsaber to slay multiple foes. R1: Freeze, immobilizes enemies in front of you. L1: Force pull, drags enemies towards Kylo. R1+L1: Zoom in on five enemies and shoot them. Can also shock enemies if R1 is pressed again. R1: Sticky grenade that scrambles enemy radar and reveals their positions. Lando can still see them with his night scope.

L1: Smoke Grenade, blinds enemies with smoke. L1+R1: Rapid fire blaster for a short period. L1: Lobs Detonite Grenade, press button again to detonate it. For example, the Killstreak Vanguard Card replaces the Pulse Cannon ability with the Vanguard Shotgun.

*Note: These are IdenвЂ™s default skills, equipping Star Cards will replace certain abilities. R1: Pulse Cannon (Default), powerful blast that is charged with the R2 button. L1+R1: Activates scan by default, shows enemy positions. Can be used from a distance, headshots and sneak attacks refill meter faster. Triangle: Droid Shock sends droid to shock an enemy. R3: Takedown (sneak attack), melee attack. L1 + R1: Scans for threats such as hostile soldiers Switches between right and left hand when tapped.Д-Pad Left: Uses secondary weapon when available. O Button: Crouch, conceals player from enemies to some extent, stabilizes weapon when firing.Д-Pad Up: View abilities and descriptionsД-Pad Down: Toggles between first and third person when held down. Left Stick: Makes character walk around in the corresponding direction. Right Stick: Used to look around and aim your weapon. The following controls are shared by nearly all characters that appear in this game. Only controls that differ from the norm are included in the more detailed portions of this section. Most vehicles/characters share the same controls, which are outlined under each category heading. Be aware that this section has some minor spoilers in it, since it names people that appear throughout the game. Brief descriptions of the abilities that can be used by specific characters are also included in this section. Thanks for choosing Retromaggedon and good luck on the battlefront!Д«elow is a list of controls and special moves for the playable characters and vehicles that appear in Star Wars Battlefront II. The only reward for getting all of the collectables is a handful of crafting parts, which is pretty disappointing. Players should be aware that there is not much point to gathering all of the collectables, however.

Brief explanations of controls and abilities are also included for the sake of convenience. It is also possible to collect Star Cards for Iden (The main character) as well as find hidden Collectables in this game and this guide explains where to find all of the items. Most players will do well in Battlefront II as long as they avoid rushing into danger, but there are a few points that are mildly challenging, especially if you are playing on the Special Forces difficulty mode, which this walkthrough was written for. Overall, this title is not tremendously difficult and an objective marker tells the player where to go through much of the game, so the directions in this guide is vague. This guide is written for the single player campaigns that appear in Star Wars Battlefront II for the PlayStation 4. Star Wars Battlefront II (PS4) Campaign Guide

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