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An Incredibly Stupid Way To Beat Star Wars: Battlefront's Survival Mode On Endor
Being a topnotch FPS player doesn't just require catlike reflexes and perfect aim – you also need to be an expert strategist and tactical planner. That, or you can hide in a log like a pair of idiots.
Battlefront's co-op survival mode pits you and a friend against 15 waves of increasingly challenging enemies, and on Master difficulty your fight for survival can feel quite unfair. Lucky for you, Reiner and I have devised a foolproof* method for staying alive in the Ewok-inhabited forests of Endor. The verticality of Endor's tree-hut village can make engaging the enemy a pain, but not if you follow our ingenious AT-AT Ass Log StrategyTM, expertly employed by Reiner and I in the video below.
For more on Battlefront, check out our review and take a tour of the game's modes in our recent Test Chamber.
*Your degree of foolishness may affect your personal outcome. Survival not guaranteed.
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