Game-Play wise, Rhen Var. I like Big, Epic Maps that don't screw you over with cheap deaths (Bespin, I'm looking at you!  )

everything else, Kamino. It's all rainy and techno and I never have to go outside! 

Quote from: regent on October 11, 2012, 11:06:06 AM
Welcome to the forums of stuff that happens. It's pretty jolly.
Yes we call that "nade jumping", it's often used to access higher places for sniping and death from above manoeuvres. If you time it right, try jumping just as it explodes and you'll get a lot of height.

Cool. Thanks. I'll try it out sometime

Iron Giant , one or more of the live action Batman films, a bucketfull of Pixar Films, and... Star Wars--! No, no. Okay, maybe one, but it's one of the originals, which is all I remember. 

I have a hard time deciding my favorite films. 

I'm (Age 13-17), and my Mom would let me play a CoD game of all things if "I could handle it"... Theoretically. Haven't tried asking her yet. 

I, on the other hand, am the anal one when it comes to ESRB ratings. I didn't even play smash bros until 13. There goes any Nostalgia for that game. 

Speaking of Nostalgia, I remember an old quote by someone. It was hilarious and made a point.

QuoteIf you say Violence is bad over and over again, it doesn't make us less violent, IT MAKES US MORE VIOLENT! 

but seriously, play as Clones. it's the least violent team. It may represent a bad time for Star Wars, but the parents don't know that

Story of how I got here:
When I was younger, one day I played this game at a "friend's" house. Medium-Sized-Story-Short, both of our parents were outraged.

A few mouths ago, I found this game at a store for 3 bucks. Needless to say, I bought it, Yadda Yadda Yoda, CAN WE GET ON WITH IT?

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I'm fairly new to Star Wars: Battlefront, and to (TPS/FPS. Whichever setting I have on)s in general, so... Yeah.

I've played through the maps (playing as the Clones. shooting peeps gives me a cringe, which can lead to defeat in this game).

I have also learned the hard way that lagging Hotels & Pros playing as Droidekas is a recipe of such agony that I named it "The Hope Killer." I'll get into details in another thread, but for now, assume everything in the game with a force-field wears a trollface while it's turned on.

Also, throw a bomb a simple distance away from it, then stand on top of the bomb before it detonates, and it can send you up the wall. It's fun to do it in Mos Isley (sic), so practice it there.

Alright, no more wasting your time. Post feedback or answers or whathaveyou and I'll get to it later