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Your primary focus in this objective should be the numerous Jedi, as they deal the most damage to the bookcases. Go in there firing on all cylinders, and clear each bookcase, on both sides of the room, of Jedi. Try to fire on those Jedi that are attacking the bookcases (as opposed to running around killing troops) first, since those Jedi will be too distracted and ripe for a shot to the back. There should be 2 bookcases at the very least remaining after you clear the room of the initial wave. Now the threat will be from the front of the room (where you came in), with Temple Guard troops throwing grenades and shooting rockets and the bookcases, until the 1 minute marker. Your troops can take care of this, so if you're an Engineer repair the bookcases you have left (yes, you can do that) with your Fusion Cutter and perhaps set a Detpack near one of the bookcases as a trap. | Your primary focus in this objective should be the numerous Jedi, as they deal the most damage to the bookcases. Go in there firing on all cylinders, and clear each bookcase, on both sides of the room, of Jedi. Try to fire on those Jedi that are attacking the bookcases (as opposed to running around killing troops) first, since those Jedi will be too distracted and ripe for a shot to the back. There should be 2 bookcases at the very least remaining after you clear the room of the initial wave. Now the threat will be from the front of the room (where you came in), with Temple Guard troops throwing grenades and shooting rockets and the bookcases, until the 1 minute marker. Your troops can take care of this, so if you're an Engineer repair the bookcases you have left (yes, you can do that) with your Fusion Cutter and perhaps set a Detpack near one of the bookcases as a trap. | ||
At the 1-minute point, about half a dozen more Jedi will spawn; move to a position from which you can see all the remaining bookcases, and just gun down anyone who tries to | At the 1-minute point, about half a dozen more Jedi will spawn; move to a position from which you can see all the remaining bookcases, and just gun down anyone who tries to destroy them. If you had two left after the initial wave, and especially if you repaired them, you'll do fine with the second wave. | ||
If you find yourself fighting frantically to save bookcases, try choosing one bookcase to focus on and defending it at all costs. You only need to have one survive to satisfy the objective. | If you find yourself fighting frantically to save bookcases, try choosing one bookcase to focus on and defending it at all costs. You only need to have one survive to satisfy the objective. | ||
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[[Image:SWBFII Knightfall Jedi Master.png|thumb|right|The generic-looking Jedi Masters are still very powerful and tough enough to withstand your attacks.]] | [[Image:SWBFII Knightfall Jedi Master.png|thumb|right|The generic-looking Jedi Masters are still very powerful and tough enough to withstand your attacks.]] | ||
This is where you | This is where you might need Lord Vader, although using a trooper with Elite Rifle unlocked works as well. To kill the Masters without him is a lot more difficult, though. If you're still playing as him, the Jedi Masters, even with their more powerful attacks and increased health, should not pose too much of a problem for you. The Knights and Padawans are on infinite spawn at this point (and there are about 30 on the battlefield at once also), so it's pointless to go after them, unless you need to increase your health meter by killing them. It's hard to kill the Masters with regular attacks, so either use your sprint attack (even if they're on Force Guard, they will lose about half their health) or throw your lightsaber. Force Choke and jump attacks will not work well because there are so many other Jedi that could disrupt your attack. Just make sure that if you start attacking one, you kill him; it's much easier to defeat two Jedi Masters with a normal soldier than it is to defeat all three. | ||
If you lose Anakin, spawn as a Jet Trooper. Your best defense against the Jedi is to stay out of range, and a jetpack will help you do just that. Fly up out of melee range and fire rockets at or around the Jedi Masters. The purpose of using rockets is so that you don't have to be extremely accurate with your shots. It may take a while (meaning possibly 2 or 3 tries on the entire level) to finally defeat these guys, but it's worth it. It's excellent practice for what's to come. | If you lose Anakin, spawn as a Jet Trooper. Your best defense against the Jedi is to stay out of range, and a jetpack will help you do just that. Fly up out of melee range and fire rockets at or around the Jedi Masters. The purpose of using rockets is so that you don't have to be extremely accurate with your shots. It may take a while (meaning possibly 2 or 3 tries on the entire level) to finally defeat these guys, but it's worth it. It's excellent practice for what's to come. | ||
You also can keep some range and shoot them if you unlocked the elite rifle. | |||
Once the Masters have been killed, you have beaten the Clone Wars era of the campaign. Get ready for some Stormtrooper action! | Once the Masters have been killed, you have beaten the Clone Wars era of the campaign. Get ready for some Stormtrooper action! | ||
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