Its like the devs realised they did not have enough enemy variety at the end of the dev cycle, and so they just copy pasted the previous mini-bosses around later stages. The game also does something I really hate - it spams mini-bosses after the initial encounter - and without much thought either. The game tries to implement some simple environmental puzzles, but all they do, is just show how bad the AI is, as you watch it stumble around the traps set for the MC and fail hilariously. Enemies will rush into the room, and just stay pretty much glued to their positions in case of long range enemies, or fight you 1 on 1 in case of melee, with a few exceptions. You can never really tell what will happen when you make a hit, or get hit, and considering the combat style in the game, that is really really frustrating. Same goes for you - sometimes you will be stunlocked to oblivion, other times you will shrug everything off. AT-ST will not take damage during some animations, but other times it will, some enemies are similar - you will interrupt their attacks sometimes, but othertimes, they will plow right trhough your lightsaber slashes. On paper, there is about 25-30 different enemies excluding bosses, but in reality, when you check their animations and damage they do, it is really about 10-12 as pretty much every basic enemy has a reskinned version for other faction, perhaps the only exception being the AT-ST walker - which brings me to the other issues with the combat, it's inconsistent. That brings us to enemy variety - considering the vastness of SW universe, it's pretty poor. It was boring, but at least semi-consistent and had decent effectivity. I decided to just cheese it and spam lighting at everything / everyone. The hints and prompts will tell you about these amazing combos which will help you destroy your enemies, but the game fails to recognise most of the combos when performing them, and those few that can be performed consistently are only good for a couple enemies and completely useless against bosses. The combat, movement, and force powers feels pretty good, untill you actually have to use them in combat. There are a lot of plot conveniences, or plot armor, if you will, as well. This also makes the interactions and relationship development between characters feel unrealistic as well as a lot of it is "behind the scenes" and you are often just told/shown the result. The plot also jumps around a lot and feels rushed, you go from playing for team A to team B so fast the EA SW Battlefront 2 change feels like an intricate storyline.
The MC is absolutely oblivious to anything and more naive than a sheltered 3 year old. It has some twists, but you see them from the very beginning, considering A) the game takes place between episodes 3 and 4, meaning you know the past and the future and B) it is very apparent the main protagonist is dumb, really really dumb. I will start with plot, writing and characters first: Its bad - all of it. Considering this is a supposed ultimate edition with all of the patches and improved visuals, its shortcomings are even more glaring.
Considering this is a supposed ultimate edition with all of the patches and improved visuals, its shortcomings This game is pretty damn bad. The Secret Apprentice doesn't just Force push enemies into walls - he Force pushes enemies through walls.
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