Our beginner flight guide will have you owning the skies in no time.
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Star Wars: Squadronsis officially out in the wild and so far players are absolutely loving EA’s space combat game. With two different factions to fight for, three different game modes to explore, and four classes of ships to fly, there’s no shortage of depth to this vertigo-inducing arcade flying experience. So much so, in fact, we decided to break down some core flying techniques perfect for those hitting the skies for the first time.
These are just a handful of tips and tricks we’ve picked up so far. If you’re already an experienced pilot you may find the following somewhat obvious. With that out of the way let’s break it down:
LOG FLIGHTTIME WITH EVERY STARFIGHTER
Star Wars: Squadrons features four different classes of starfighters spread across two different factions, each featuring their own unique pros and cons depending on the situation. First, there are Bombers, powerful ships capable of dishing out heavy damage on enemy capital ships, but they can also hold their own in a dogfight. Then there are Fighters, quick, maneuverable ships perfect for any situation they may find themselves in. Next, we have Interceptors, incredibly fast dogfighters designed to wreak havoc on enemy starfighters. Finally, there’s the Support class, incredibly handy ships responsible for keeping the rest of the team stocked with supplies and repairs while simultaneously disrupting enemy systems. Take time to experiment with each ship. Determine your role within the team. Are you a dogfighter? A healer? A tank? The choice is yours, pilot.
CUSTOMIZE YOUR LOADOUTS
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Much like a customizable character in a multiplayer shooter, Squadrons allows you to customize your ship with different weapons, power-ups, even some adorable bobble heads. You can adjust everything from the hull, shields, and engine to the left and right auxiliary, primary weapons, and countermeasures.
There’s so much personalization EA has even provided their ownguide to customization. For example, there’s the “Pure Anti-Capital Ship Specialist,” a Bomber class ship outfitted with anti-capital ship weaponry but lacking any offense against starfighters. Then there’s the “Flexible Ion Build,” a Fighter specially customized for faster shield regeneration, making it perfect for flybys on capital ships. Take some time to experiment with different weapons and power-ups.
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DON’T IGNORE POWER MANAGEMENT
Squadrons allows you to prioritize different parts of your ship’s system depending on your situation. Caught under heavy fire by an enemy ship? You may want to divert power to your shields until you’re safely out of range. Pursuing an enemy starfighter and looking to deliver the final blow? Move power to your weapons for additional damage.
Looking to catch up with your squad for a coordinated attack? Prioritize your engines for an additional boost. In the chaos of battle it can be easy to forget about managing your power output, but paying extra attention to power management can sometimes mean the difference between life and death.
LEARN TO PROPERLY EVADE MISSILES
While Squadrons features numerous objectives to complete, a large portion of your time will be spent avoiding enemy missiles. Once targeted, you’ll need to evade these heat-seeking projectiles at all costs using a variety of maneuvers and equipment. First, learn to boost and drift.
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With power diverted to engines, you have the ability to trigger a powerful engine boost. Time this correctly with a well-placed turn and you’re able to immediately change direction. You can use this “drift” to avoid incoming missiles by quickly turning 180-degrees and firing right back at pursuing forces. You can even trigger a secondary boost to conduct fast 90-degree turns.
Again, these are just a few basic tips we’ve picked up so far over the course of the past few days. As players continue to spend more time with the game I’m sure we’ll begin to see the introduction of more high-level tactics. But how do you feel about the list? Are there any other important tips & tricks you’d recommend? Let us know in the comments below!
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Star Wars Scout Ships
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Contents CharacteristicsThe Pathfinder was notable for the unique design of its generator. When the shields absorbed a hit, the energy absorbed was diverted to the ship's turret-mounted, increasing its firepower. After three hits, however, the generator overloaded, and the ship's shields were unusable for a brief period of time. Some early models were actually destroyed due to explosions in their shield generators. Many and operating Pathfinders replaced their ships' shield generators with more conventional ones which were not prone to overload.
Others elected to keep the original generators, either to save the 10,000 price of a rebuilt shield generator or to keep the damage-absorbing properties of its weapons systems.Although the problems with the shields led to Vangaard stopping production of the Pathfinder, it found success as a privately owned scout ship even as late as the New Republic era. It was inexpensive, had sufficient space for a scout's cargo and passengers, could operate for six standard months without supplies, and (except for the shields) was extremely reliable. HistoryAt the time of its introduction, the Pathfinder-class scout ship was a cutting-edge scout vessel, one of the first ships of its size to include a and computer-assisted weapons systems.Even at it was very popular among private owners and independent.The was a Pathfinder owned by the, and operated.
Vaya Class Scout Ship
The scout owned a modified Pathfinder named the. The Alliance scout flew the, a Pathfinder that had been in his family for several generations. Sources. '—. (First identified as Pathfinder-class scout ship)Notes and references.