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The video offers a comprehensive guide on optimal setups for the four infantry classes in "Star Wars Battlefront II," focusing on star cards and blaster attachments to enhance gameplay effectiveness. The presenter discusses various blasters such as the A280, CR-2, EL-16, TL-50, and NT-242, detailing attachments like improved cooling, reduced recoil, and increased range to optimize performance for different combat scenarios. Key star cards like Toughen Up and Bounty Hunter are highlighted for their utility in increasing health regeneration and battle point gain, critical for accessing hero characters swiftly. The strategies vary across game modes like Galactic Assault and Supremacy, with specific recommendations for both close-range and long-range engagements. The video also delves into setups that balance objective-focused gameplay with personal defense, particularly for the Assault, Heavy, Officer, and Specialist classes. Overall, the speaker emphasizes personal preference and adaptability, encouraging viewers to experiment with different setups to find what best suits their playstyle.
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In this part of the video, the presenter introduces a detailed guide on the best star card setups and blaster attachments for each of the four infantry classes in Battlefront 2. They emphasize that while no definitive best setups exist, the recommendations are based on personal experience and situational effectiveness. The video includes time stamps for easy navigation and revisits. Additionally, the presenter thanks the sponsor, ExpressVPN, highlighting its benefits in protecting user privacy and unblocking streaming services. The segment ends with the presenter starting to discuss the assault class, which has been their most played class in various game modes.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker explains their most effective setup for the assault class in the game, highlighting the A280 blaster as their preferred choice for its versatility at various ranges. They recommend using two attachments: improved cooling to prevent overheating and improved range for enhanced medium and long-range effectiveness. The speaker also discusses the CR-2 blaster, noting its superior fire rate and effectiveness in close-range engagements, particularly in smaller maps like the second Death Star. For the CR-2, they recommend attachments that reduce recoil and increase damage against vehicles and shields, despite a minor reduction in effectiveness against troopers. The EL-16 blaster is mentioned as well, being ideal for long-range due to its higher recoil and slower rate of fire, though it is not as user-friendly as others.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the specifics of handling the L16 blaster in gameplay, particularly its unforgiving nature if shots are missed. They highlight the importance of the reduced recoil attachment to make the gun more user-friendly and effective, recommending players grind in co-op to unlock it. The improved range attachment is also suggested to enhance its already strong long-range capabilities. The newly added 11D blaster is mentioned as a good option for new players, and the A280 blaster setup with improved range and reduced recoil is highlighted as a favorite for the Assault class.
The speaker then transitions to discussing Star Cards for Galactic Assault and Supremacy modes. They emphasize two must-have cards: Toughen Up, which regenerates health instantly, and Bounty Hunter, which boosts battle point gain by 20%, critical for quickly earning hero characters. The third Star Card slot is variable, with suggestions like the Smart Ion Grenade for dealing with vehicles or Bodyguard for reducing explosive damage, depending on the situation and map. Overall, these strategies are aimed at optimizing gameplay effectiveness and survivability.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses strategies and preferences for using various star cards in different situations in the game, focusing specifically on the heavy class. For modes involving choke points or capital ships, cards like thermal detonators and bodyguard are invaluable. However, for open ground phases, the speaker recommends assault training for health gains upon defeating enemies. Bounty hunter is deemed unnecessary if heroes aren’t a priority. The discussion then shifts to two blasters for the heavy class: the TL-50 and the T-21. The TL-50, fitted with improved cooling and reduced spread attachments, excels at close range but falls short at long range. The T-21, a slower firing but highly damaging blaster, is noted for its effectiveness at long range and competency at close range if shots are landed accurately, albeit the speaker prefers using it without attachments. The segment concludes by hinting at further discussion on heavy star cards.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the optimal Star Card setups for different classes and objectives in a game. For the Heavy class aiming to destroy objectives and vehicles, it’s recommended to use the Ion Turret and Ion Torpedo alongside Bounty Hunter for extra battle points. However, this setup sacrifices personal defense for high damage output against vehicles.
Alternatively, for those seeking both battle points and infantry kills, a setup with Bounty Hunter, Detonate Charge, and Bodyguard is suggested, providing survivability and explosive power. For general robust play without prioritizing battle points, swapping Bounty Hunter for an Improved Combat Shield is advised, making the player akin to a mini enforcer.
For the Officer class, the SC-44C with Improved Cooling and Rapid Fire mods is highlighted as the best all-around blaster due to its superior performance in close and medium-range combat, compared to other weapons in its category. The S-5 is mentioned as a viable option for long-range engagements, though the speaker personally favors using another class for such scenarios.
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In this part of the video, the focus is on the optimal star card setup for the Officer class to maximize battle points in “Star Wars Battlefront II.” The recommended setup includes using Bounty Hunter, Officer’s Presence, and either Recharge Command or Improved Battle Command depending on the situation. These cards help in earning battle points through various supportive actions. For aggressive gameplay, the disruption star card and explosive damage reduction options are discussed. Additionally, advice on weapon choice for the Specialist class is provided, highlighting the NT-242 for sniping and the A280-CFE for a versatile assault-snipe hybrid role. The importance of unlocking burst mode for the latter weapon is emphasized for new players.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses different card setups for sniping with the NT-242 in Battlefront 2. For a strict sniping setup, the recommended cards are Marksman (resets and reduces heat buildup on headshots), Personal Shield (provides 240 health bubble shield), and Survivalist (reduces health regen delay by 40%). These are ideal for picking off enemies from a distance without engaging in close combat.
For playing objectives with NT-242 and Disruptor Shot, the advised setup includes Personal Shield, Expert Weapons Handling (increases unlimited firing time after a perfect cooldown), and Hardened Infiltration (improves infiltration ability with quicker recharge and damage reduction). This setup allows continuous firing during objectives and better handling of close-quarters combat.
For rushing and high kill counts, the speaker suggests using the A280-CFE with burst mode, alongside Stealth (keeps you off the radar and boosts melee damage), Personal Shield (for protection and easier melee kills), and Brawler (resets abilities’ cooldown and restores health on melee kills). This setup is described as the best for aggressive specialist gameplay.
00:21:00
In this part of the video, the speaker wraps up the discussion on the four different classes and their setups, emphasizing that the choices shared are based on personal preference and may not cover all effective options available. The speaker encourages viewers to experiment with their own setups, particularly in casual game modes like co-op. The video ends with a reminder to like and subscribe for more similar content in the future.