Mass Effect 2 wasn’t the best playing experience for me. And on hard difficulty, if you die as Yoda when the enemies focus their fire on you, you might as well give up because at that point the reinforcement count is so small that a comeback is next to impossible. Once you defend the fields, you have to take the fight to the droid army using Yoda, who was in my experience the hardest Jedi to use thanks to the absence of saber throw and his small stature. It’s best to take out some rockets, lay mines, and get into the thick of things and just get messy to beat this mission.
While on lower difficulties you can just get in a tank and run a train, you’re dead in the water if you try this on hard, as the droid tanks will tear you a new one, while their buddies on foot will massacre the oil fields. Taking place on the planet of Kashyyyk, the most difficult parts originate from having to defend the oil fields (which have a finite amount of health) from a non-stop Separatist onslaught for about three minutes or so. In order to get the full realization of this mission, you have to play it on the hardest difficulty. As far as the campaign goes, although not quite as solid an overall game as the original Battlefront, the storyline was far superior. By that time, I had already logged a good 10-15 hours playing Battlefront II, staying up late in the warm summer air blitzing my way through missions, and getting to the point where I was untouchable in this game. Because they never used it, and it was usually sitting unplugged in their room, it would take a couple of days for them to realize that it went missing.
Back when I was 15 or so, on summer nights I would often steal my parents 20-year-old JC Penny television and put it in my room. Star Wars Battlefront II – A Line in the SandĪs a kid, this was the game that got me in the most trouble with my parents, and that I played the most. But, if in such a fantasy land this were possible, here are the five missions I would choose to replay.ĥ.
And this isn’t even mentioning the 20 or so titles on original Xbox that I would love to get around to) that I don’t have time to go through some of my favorite games and their nostalgic replay value. Nowadays, I have an adult life and so many games to play (just on Xbox 360 I need to finish The Walking Dead Episodes 2-4, Dead Space 3, Batman Arkham City, Forza Horizon, Alan Wake : American Nightmare all the while needing to start Call of Duty Black Ops 2 while my attention now is wholly diverted to Grand Theft Auto V.
Have you ever had a wide open Saturday afternoon, where there was nothing to do outside because of the weather, and all that was on TV is garbage college football and re-runs of early 90’s movies? I can’t really say that I have, at least not for several years, but there was a time in my life where I would stare at my video game shelf and all my completed games and ponder what to play.
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