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#Star wars fleet battle plus#

Prep your Interceptor skills! (Picture: Motive) Kit ‘em out with rapid fire lasers, get in close and watch the morale climb. X-Wings and TIE-Fighters might be the most versatile, but if you need to quickly outmaneuver and hunt down enemy fighters, TIE-Interceptors and A-Wings are the way to go.

Make sure you have an Interceptor or two on your squad.

If you want to quickly turn morale in your favour, aim for those enemy pilots - just remember you’re worth more points too… If you can’t get to the enemy starfighter, or just love your bombers, remember destroying the enemy Corvette/Raider grants +25 morale! On a base level human pilots (or at least named AIs) simply fly better and are more of a threat, but more than that, they are worth far more points than their AI counterparts. This holds true for most stages of Fleet Battles, but never more so than here.

Aim for the opponents’ pilots, not their AI counterparts.

The first side to crush the opponent's morale gets to be on the offensive in the second stage. The more enemies you kill the more your faction’s morale increases, the more you and your allies fall to enemy fighters, the lower your morale drops. The aim of this stage is simple, namely to destroy more enemy ships than vice-versa.

#Star wars fleet battle plus#

It’s exactly what it says on the tin: a brawl in the middle of the map between the two factions’ starfighters plus an AI-controlled Corvette or Raider. If Fleet Battles are Squadron’s flagship game mode, then the contender is Dogfights - something that also plays a major role in Fleet Battles. Star Wars: Squadrons - Fleet Battle guide Stage 1 - Dogfight There are a number of stages before you earn the right to take on your opponent’s capital ship, and they go a little like this. Of course, it isn’t as simple as flying at your opponent’s Star Destroyer or MC75 and mindlessly blowing it up.