Star Wars: Battlefront Rogue One - 10 Ways To Nail The Scarif DLC

2. New Starfighters Are A Must

Star Wars Rogue One U-Wing
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One of the reasons why Fighter Squadron always failed to leave a big impression was because it just didn't have the level of variety players expected from a Battlefront game mode.

Instead, we got four vehicles (six, if you count the Millennium Falcon and the Slave I), but they just weren't enough to sustain the mode itself. With the addition of the U-Wing and the TIE-Striker coming to Rogue One, it almost seems like a no-brainer to add them to any DLC that's coming in the near future.

Of course, much of the Rebel and Imperial fleet from the later trilogy won't have been constructed yet, so I wouldn't expect to see any B-Wings or TIE-Interceptors at this point. X-Wings and TIE-Fighters are fair game,

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