In Star Wars: Battlefront II, Mos Eisley (and other maps through Xbox live patch) has a mode called "Hero Assault", but it is not the same Assault you find on the other maps. Instead of a space battle, you will find yourself battling with the Heroes available from the game with the two sides heroes and villains. The game is scored like the regular Assault, but ends up playing like a Conquest, except for the inability to take over Command Posts. In this mode, heroes have the standard infantry health bar and can use a medical droid to heal them, although they do not recover health quickly at all. The mode can be slightly unfair because the Heroes can win easily, but the Villains will generally never win unless the player joins their team or switches sides.
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| - In Star Wars: Battlefront II, Mos Eisley (and other maps through Xbox live patch) has a mode called "Hero Assault", but it is not the same Assault you find on the other maps. Instead of a space battle, you will find yourself battling with the Heroes available from the game with the two sides heroes and villains. The game is scored like the regular Assault, but ends up playing like a Conquest, except for the inability to take over Command Posts. In this mode, heroes have the standard infantry health bar and can use a medical droid to heal them, although they do not recover health quickly at all. The mode can be slightly unfair because the Heroes can win easily, but the Villains will generally never win unless the player joins their team or switches sides.
- On Star Wars: Battlefront II, Mos Eisley (and other maps through Xbox live patch), has a mode called " Hero Assault", but it is not the same Assault you find on the space maps. Instead of a space battle, you will find yourself battling with the Heroes available from the game with the two sides heroes and villians. Yes, all the heroes are here for the taking. You can see all the battles you've longed for in the movies: Yoda vs. General Grievous, Anakin Skywalker vs. Han Solo, even Princess Leia vs. Darth Maul. The game is scored like the regular Assault, but ends up playing like a Conquest, except for the inability to take over Command Posts. All in all, Assault on Mos Eisley is very fun, and online games played in this mode will be filled with players.
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| - In Star Wars: Battlefront II, Mos Eisley (and other maps through Xbox live patch) has a mode called "Hero Assault", but it is not the same Assault you find on the other maps. Instead of a space battle, you will find yourself battling with the Heroes available from the game with the two sides heroes and villains. The game is scored like the regular Assault, but ends up playing like a Conquest, except for the inability to take over Command Posts. In this mode, heroes have the standard infantry health bar and can use a medical droid to heal them, although they do not recover health quickly at all. The mode can be slightly unfair because the Heroes can win easily, but the Villains will generally never win unless the player joins their team or switches sides.
- On Star Wars: Battlefront II, Mos Eisley (and other maps through Xbox live patch), has a mode called " Hero Assault", but it is not the same Assault you find on the space maps. Instead of a space battle, you will find yourself battling with the Heroes available from the game with the two sides heroes and villians. Yes, all the heroes are here for the taking. You can see all the battles you've longed for in the movies: Yoda vs. General Grievous, Anakin Skywalker vs. Han Solo, even Princess Leia vs. Darth Maul. The game is scored like the regular Assault, but ends up playing like a Conquest, except for the inability to take over Command Posts. All in all, Assault on Mos Eisley is very fun, and online games played in this mode will be filled with players.
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