Turning point is an epic Star Wars Battlefront mode for 40 players included in the battle of Jakku. Early in the game, the rebels must find three checkpoints in the imperial hand and try to catch one. It's a race against time, but if successful the rebel team will have additional time and have the ability to capture other control points. Conquering these handles of increasing difficulty, the ultimate goal is to conquer the Imperial base and win the decisive battle.

-What vehicles are present in turning point?

Since the Starfighters are busy fighting in the skies above the map, or were simply destroyed, this mode gives space to airspeeder and AT-ST. In contrast to the role it plays in Assault walkers or supremacy, the AT-ST is a vehicle more devoted to defense in this mode. Driving it, you'll need to move frequently between the different zones to counter the rebel assault. If instead, you'll be playing an airspeeder controls up front to provide fire support to your teammates.

-How they affect the fighting taking place in the background, in terms of overall gaming experience?

The peripheral action on the map, the giant's Tomb, offers a magnificent Visual spectacle. The battles are ubiquitous: you see debris raining down from the sky, and even a Super Star Destroyer crashing to the surface during the round.

-What are the main advantages of turning point?

The outcome of the matches turning point is uncertain to the last, and that is to make them even more exciting. In addition there are plenty of tactical variables to consider. For example: after the rebels began capturing a control point, the Empire can no longer claim it. Say that the capturing process is at 75% and the Empire managed to repel the rebels. The Imperials have two options: continue to defend this vulnerable zone or preside over another part of the map. The rebels, in turn, must decide where to cause attacks later.

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