Likewise, if you need a door sliced or breached, you can assemble your teammates to do either, with varying results on the option you picked to open it.
If you see a sniping position, you can instruct one of your squadmates to move up and provide ranged support. You can use a Geonosian beam weapon, a Trandoshan shotgun and even a Wookiee bowcaster.įacing off against droids, angry locals and pirates, though, the most powerful weapon you have is your teammates. In addition to this, one of the best aspects of the game is the unique weapons that you can find scattered across the map. You have both a fast-firing blaster rifle and a surprisingly potent sidearm at your disposal along with both a sniper and fragmentation attachment that slot on to the barrel of your modular rifle. This gets you accustomed to the mechanics of the game and what tools you have to do your job. These characters are all introduced to you in a brilliant opening mission set on the dusty and orange world of Geonosis. Last but certainly not least, RC-1207 or “Sev” is the headhunter marksman, who often favours the sniper attachment to his gun, and provides a more worrying wit to contrast with Scorch’s mostly harmless gags. RC-1140 or “Fixer” is the tech guy, unofficial second command to ‘38, and is also the most deadpan and by the books of the squad. RC-1262 or “Scorch” is the demolitions expert and wisecracking jokester of the squad and also helps to keep the morale of the team high in dire situations (at least, that’s the excuse). You assume the eyes of RC-1138 (or simply “Boss” or even “’38”) who is the leader and is responsible for giving out commands, the strategic backbone to the team. Your squad consists of four troopers (including you), each with their own personality and specialisation. You assume control of the lead trooper in a squad of elite clone commandos, genetic copies of the bounty hunter Jango Fett. Star Wars: Republic Commando is a 2005 first-person shooter game that is set during the Clone Wars era of Star Wars, roughly around the same time as the infamous prequel films. Both Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic games, Star Wars: Battlefront 2 (both versions), Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, but there’s also one that I’m particularly partial to. Star Wars videogames have been produced since the early ‘80s, and there’s quite a selection of classics to pick from. There’s a large variety of great Star Wars media of all kinds to consume, including novels, TV shows, movies and, of course, videogames. When it comes to sheer volume of content, I honestly think Star Wars fans have been incredibly lucky. Articles // 16th Sep 2020 - 1 year ago // By Dane Townsend Revisiting STAR WARS Republic Commando
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