Star Wars Battlefront: 10 Things We Can't Wait To See

4. Heavy Armour

AT-ATs and AT-STs (endearingly named 'Chicken Walkers by rebel militia) won't be the only heavy armour to make an appearance in DICE's latest FPS/TPS hybrid. The rebels, whilst majorly underfunded in comparison, had their own stockpile of combat craft to take to war - though DICE have yet to reveal any of their faction€™s arsenal so far. Hover tanks and small scout craft are a must to change up the pace of online confrontations - especially in the larger and more sparsely populated areas of maps. Considering DICE's resume however, vehicle navigation should really be the least of players' worries. Heavy weaponry is always the most exciting stuff to get ahold of when squaring off against other players online €“ so the bigger the vehicles the better. Not only will it be great to wreak havoc on the virtual environments of the various Star Wars destinations included, there really isn't anything quite like trying to outrun an AT-AT at full crawl.
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