Star Wars Hunters tips and tricks: Developers offer advice for beginners
radiotimes.comLooking for some Star Wars Hunters tips and tricks to elevate your game above the competition? We’ve only gone and got some straight from the developers of the game themselves in an exclusive interview.
It’s time to elevate your game and hunt down the opposition more effectively.
The better you do, the more quickly you’ll unlock character upgrades and complete quests. There’s no shame in wanting to do better that’s for certain.
Before we dive into the tips and tricks – including some of our own – we’ve got another exclusive interview with the game’s developers on whether it will launch on PlayStation or Xbox.
Read on to find out what the developers had to say regarding Star Wars Hunters tips and tricks. Jump to the end of the page for some advice from us after playing the game, too.
Speaking to the developers during an official preview event, we here at RadioTimes.com managed to grab an exclusive set of Star Wars Hunters tips and tricks directly from the people who made it.
Design Director Scott Warner told us: «I mean, it's a team-based shooter. So after you kind of get up and start playing, get acclimated with it, it's about trying to explore how you can work with the team, and how you can work with that team to complete objectives.
»Obviously, the first thing you start with is pretty typical deathmatch sort of mode, but the rest of them are designed around really simple objectives. So that there's very little that has to be explained to you.
«And you can start then thinking about how does my character and its class work with this [other] character and its class, and how does its ability synergize in order to try and protect the objective and be most effective?
»So what we observe, you know, not only through the design of the game, but also from what we observed from just watching players collecting analytics, is that those teams that play together and learn how to work together well, they are the top performing teams. So that's probably the biggest piece of
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