This is how it works: Rebels and Imperials both have a base on the map where valuable cargo is stored. Rebels and Imperials are fighting over precious cargo and it’s up to your team to outwit the opposition with both offensive and defensive tactics. As with all Star Wars Battlefront game modes, there’ll be many map variations for you to enjoy when fighting on Tatooine, Endor, Hoth, Sullust, and in December, Jakku. The Droid Run maps are designed to be quite small to ensure a high tempo and player count. Communication is vital, so let your teammates know if you’ve spotted a Droid somewhere, how to find it, and if there are enemy forces nearby. You’ll get help from weapon pickups but Heroes, Villains, and vehicles won’t be joining the run. So, in tight and fast 6-versus-6 matches, your objective is to capture and hold all the three Droids before the 10-minute time limit is up. This creates a more dynamic and action-filled experience.”
What’s particularly charming with these is that they’re all moving and have to be caught before the capture process can start. These aren’t just any objectives – what you need to get a hold of are three different GNK Droids. “There are three active objectives on the map that you need to control. In one of the more unpredictable and fast game modes of Star Wars™ Battlefront™, you’ll fight over control over these mischievous pieces of metal against your Rebel or Imperial enemies. Designer Dennis Brännvall explains: Here are the details for the three new modes revealed from the official EA Star Wars Battlefront site: Has everyone enjoyed playing the Star Wars Battlefront beta this past weekend?! If so, here’s some new info to get you even more excited for the game when it comes out next month, as EA has just unveiled three new modes, Droid Run, Cargo, and Hero Hunt, as well as the details for the DLC season pass.
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