There are no special attacks on planets this time as in the first Battlefront, as space battles are now present. The more planets they have under their control, the more credits awarded every match. Credits are also determined based on the number of planets players have under their control. Credits are awarded depending on the planet players take over and whether they are the victor or loser of the battle. They earn credits by being victorious in any battle however, this time, instead of winning bonuses from controlling planets, players must buy them from the 'Bonus' tab. In order for the player to unlock more units, they must enlist them for 1000 credits. Players start off with the simple units unlocked such as the Imperial Pilot and Stormtrooper for the Galactic Empire, or the Rebel Pilot and Rebel Soldier for the Rebel Alliance. Players still take turns attacking planets and earning control of them, but now they can make tactical decisions thanks to the map screen. Galactic Conquest made its return in Battlefront II, with many of the original aspects from the previous game applied as well. Once the home planet is conquered, the player will be victorious. Once the player or enemy captures all of the planets in the galaxy, the enemy home planet will be the final planet left to attack, ( Kamino for Republic Geonosis for the CIS Hoth for Rebellion, and Endor for the Empire.) After both battlefronts are secured by a side, it will either be green for the player's faction or red for the enemy's faction.Д®ach planet provides a planetary bonus like sabotage or elite training to help players in a fight, although that ability can be lost if the player loses the battle of the area they chose to attack, and the enemy succeeds in taking one side of the planet the benefits the bonus. Each faction has a special ability after four victories, the Republic and Rebellion can take possession of a planet and control it completely, while the CIS and Empire will erase the planet from the map entirely via a blockade or the Death Star.Д®ach planet has two battlefronts to secure, and after one of them is controlled by each side, the ring surrounding the planet turns white, meaning the planet is contested. In the game mode, players take turns battling the enemy for total control of the galaxy, with the victor of the last battle being the one given the option where to attack next. The introduction of Galactic Conquest into the Battlefront games.

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Wars: Empire at War Guide feedback Give us feedback! Galactic Conquest. Just remember that the more the two sides fight, the more that ships are coming into play, so adjust your production queues as needed. It can take a combination of luck and constant pressure to fully turn the match toward one player or the other. This back-and-forth capturing of planets may go on for the vast majority of the match. Typically, if the Empire is working aggressively, they will capture at least a planet or two until the Rebel technology and defense catches up. Look to see if the Empire is attacking a specific area (like mentioned above), or just trying to hit anything they can, and defend that area. Spearheading one side of the enemy's planet holdings and pushing through is a good way to capture a lot of planets.Д¬onversely, if the Empire tries to go on the offense, the Rebels need to concentrate on their defense.

If they sit back here, and prefer to defenses, then the Rebels should pick one side of the Empire's empire (pardon the redundancy) and attack. The middle game is where the Empire starts really dictating the pace of the match. Space battles will be more frequent due to the need of the sides wanting to control the skies in fact, even if you are only orbiting an enemy planet, it may be enough to disrupt them even if you don't actually take control of the planet until later. More options among the military will mean more confusion and strategies among battles. No number of X-Wings can stand up to a fleet of Imperial Star Destroyers, after all.

If taken out in combat, the droids will not permanently be removed or anything, but their delay in coming back to the galaxy will give the Empire a break on technology. Meanwhile, the Empire can end this somewhat quickly by hunting down the droids. R2-D2 and C-3PO need to be earning their paychecks (or whatever they get) here, and you need to make sure you always have money in reserve to buy tech upgrades. If the Rebels are too far behind, hope may be lost. The technological gap becomes all-important here. This is when pirate-owned planets are essentially gone, and it's just you and the enemy fighting for position. The middle game is the single most important phase of play, as it's normally where the winner is determined.

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