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The second rule: '''Know your target.''' Know your character's strengths and weaknesses, and know theirs. Use these facts to your advantage. In this case, you have two distinct advantages: you have a ranged attack (lightsaber throw), and you have the ability to "fly". Grievous has no Force-related abilities, meaning he can't Force jump or throw his lightsabers, so he must get close to you in order to hurt you. Therefore, your safest method of attack is through your secondary attacks. | The second rule: '''Know your target.''' Know your character's strengths and weaknesses, and know theirs. Use these facts to your advantage. In this case, you have two distinct advantages: you have a ranged attack (lightsaber throw), and you have the ability to "fly". Grievous has no Force-related abilities, meaning he can't Force jump or throw his lightsabers, so he must get close to you in order to hurt you. Therefore, your safest method of attack is through your secondary attacks. | ||
Throw your lightsaber to damage him when he is not blocking. When he ''is'' blocking, you have no choice but to attack him up close. When doing this, start from several meters back, and sprint toward him. When you get close, press "attack" 3 or 4 times, and your character will unleash a deadly stream of attacks at Grievous (Obi-Wan Kenobi has one of the most powerful "sprint attacks" in the game). As soon as you regain control of where you're going, you should force-jump away, because Grievous will retaliate... and his attacks are more powerful than yours. Just continue this until he is defeated. If you run low on health, run away and kill some droids (they spawn behind the support beams, near the end of the map—just look near the Hangar CP). | Throw your lightsaber to damage him when he is not blocking. When he ''is'' blocking, you have no choice but to attack him up close. When doing this, start from several meters back, and sprint toward him. When you get close, press "attack" 3 or 4 times, and your character will unleash a deadly stream of attacks at Grievous (Obi-Wan Kenobi has one of the most powerful "sprint attacks" in the game). As soon as you regain control of where you're going, you should force-jump away, because Grievous will retaliate... and his attacks are more powerful than yours. Just continue this until he is defeated. If you run low on health, run away and kill some droids (they spawn behind the support beams, near the end of the map—just look near the Hangar CP). Or, if you don't feel like having such a drawn-out duel, there is a much faster way to get rid of Grievous. As soon as you capture the command post from the previous objective, force-sprint towards the hanger-opening. Grievous spawns here. Switch your secondary attack to force-push and push Grievous off the cliff. Objective complete! | ||
If Kenobi is killed, respawn as either a Jet Trooper or an Assault Trooper. Unload your EMP launcher or the rocket launcher into Grievous until he's dead. Either unit is useful for the next objective. | If Kenobi is killed, respawn as either a Jet Trooper or an Assault Trooper. Unload your EMP launcher or the rocket launcher into Grievous until he's dead. Either unit is useful for the next objective. | ||
