Titanfall 2 Game Pc, Guide, Cheats, Tips Strategies Unofficial Copyright 2016 by Chala Dar Third Edition, License Notes Copyright Info: This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be resold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author. Legal Info: This product is not associated, affiliated, endorsed, or sponsored by the Original Copyright Owner(s), nor have they been reviewed, tested or certified by either. This is an unofficial guide. This guide is to be used as a reference. This does not modify or alter the game in any way and is not a software program. Presented by HiddenStuffEntertainment.com Table of Contents Titanfall 2 Game Pc, Guide, Cheats, Tips Strategies Unofficial Preface Introduction Getting Started Titan Types Tips & Strategies Picking your game mode Leveling Quick Tips Advanced Strategies Conclusion Free Bonus for our Readers Titan Types There are six different Titans in the game, all with their own distinct strengths and play styles. S0 If you really want to master the game, then you will have to learn the ins and outs of all of them. Here’s a quick rundown for each. • Ion - A great starting Titan. Ion has a bit of everything. It has a power energy gun and can drop trip mines for area of denial. Its ultimate ability is the Laser Core, which fires a massive laser at the enemy for a lot of direct damage. • Scorch - One of the heavier Titans. It has a single shot grenade gun that must be reloaded after each shot but hits hard. Scorch can also lay incendiary traps that can be ignited and damage anyone standing in the fire. Its ultimate ability is the Flame Core, which sends a massive wave of flame at enemies. • Tone - Tone is another great, well-rounded Titan. Its main cannon is pretty very strong and pairs well with secondary tracking missiles. It can even drop a defensive energy wall to stand behind. It uses a Missile Core that fires a salvo of missiles at the enemy and can really cause damage. • Ronin - My personal choice. Ronin is fast but fragile. It carries a shotgun that is great for picking off pilots, can teleport a short distance, and carried a big sword for melee attacks. Its ultimate ability is the Sword Core. Activate it to hold your blade high and rush enemies for devastating melee. • North star - A tricky little Titan. It has a rail gun for sniping but can also hover above ground and unleash cluster missiles or drop down Titan snagging tethers. It has access to the Flight Core, which lets it soar about and rain some justice from above. • Legion - Legion is dangerous. It’s a heavy Titan with a powerful chain gun and personal shield that can take a lot of damage while dishing it out. It also has the Smart Core. This ultimate ability auto aims the chain gun at enemies and spews out bullets incredibly fast! Okay, that’s sorted out. What about when you’re actually on the field? It gets intense out there! I will always find reasons to show off this animation. It’s too damn cool. Tips & Strategies Titan fall 2 is a Team Game As fun as it sounds to go in solo and Rambo everything, you will have to remember that Titan Fall 2 is a team game. And that means sometimes you’ll have to give up some things just for your allies. If you ever manage to pick up a battery from the enemy, then just give it to an ally Titan as soon as possible as you can. It will definitely boost your ally’s shields allowing them to stay in the fight much longer, and it’ll even decrease your own Titan wait time — everyone wins! Well, except the enemy I suppose. David vs. Goliath Please don’t ever be afraid to take on Titans as a pilot — it’s a much fairer match- up than you think. Just play smart and you’ll be able to take down the behemoths with no problem. First you need to get very close to the Titan. You will need to either use an Arc Grenade or a Fire star to blind them, or just flank them from where they can’t see you. Then, grapple unto the Titan’s back and start unloading your weapon or take out their battery. If you start to notice the Titan is starting to use electric smoke to try and kill you, then quickly jump off immediately and wait for the smoke to clear. Now that the Titan has no means of defending itself, then just quickly jump back on and continue attacking. It should start falling soon enough. Play the campaign Let me tell you that I seriously can’t think of the last time I’ve played a story this good. I recommend that you sit down for a few hours and play the campaign mode. Not only will it give you a primer on some of the core mechanics, I can bet you’ll probably have a ton of fun doing it! Use the campaign to experiment with different Titan kits. If you’re looking for place to practice the different Titan weapons without pressure, then please consider spending your time in the campaign and start trying them all out until you find what really works for you. Picking your game mode Titan fall 2 has a variety of game modes to play. They are: • Amped Hard point - Capture the control point. And then you can actually “amp” control points by hold them longer. Teams get points for holding control points and even more when they are “amped.” First to get enough points wins. • Bounty Hunt - Players are awarded money for killing the enemy team as well as various NPC grunts and Titans that roam the battlefield. Teams need to deposit their funds at designated points. Killing an enemy steals some of their money. First to reach the goal score wins. • Pilots vs. Pilots - A standard team battle mode without any Titan falls. Not much to say here. • Capture the Flag - Well, you see, those guys over their have a flag and we want it. Run over and bring it back to the base. First to three captures wins. • Attrition - A classic team death match that includes Titans as well as enemy NPCs. Take out the enemy team and their NPCs to get points. The losers have to try to escape the map in an epilogue as winners chase them to their drop ship. Probably the most popular mode. • Skirmish - A smaller team death match mode than Attrition. It lacks NPCs and the score limit is smaller as well. • Last Titan Standing - The opposite of Pilots vs. Pilot. A big ass Titan only brawl between teams. • Free For All - See it? Shoot it. Everyone is fair game in this mode. There’s also a variety playlist that goes through modes. If you look you can find it on the second page of the game mode selection screen. Let’s move on to the nuts and bolts. Leveling You have your pilot level, your Titan level, and your weapon level. Using a specific Titan or weapon will unlock some abilities and mods. You’ll also get fun cosmetics. If you like a gun or have forged a connection with a certain Titan, keep using them to upgrade them further. “Credits will do fine…” When you play and level, you’ll earn much credits. These can be spent to buy certain abilities before reaching the level where they’d otherwise unlock. You’ll get more credits during your Network’s happy hour. Which reminds me… Join a Network. Everyone is a part of the Advocate Network but you can join other groups as well. These are a bit like clans. Like-minded players and friends can now join Networks to more easily be paired together in matches. Quick Tips The default load out is fine. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, please keep in mind that the default pilot load out is always good to fall back on. The assault rifle is very punchy, grapple hook will helps you move, and Ion is a very friendly Titan for beginners. Keep moving. On foot, you are incredibly mobile. You have a double jump, can wall run, and slide to the ground if you are running. So please take advantage of all of these. Or not. My colleague Kirk Hamilton takes it a bit slower and occasionally pauses to scout out areas or listen for audio cues to find enemies. It seems to work for him so you might want to try it too. The grapple hook is awesome! You have various utilities that you can simply use but the grapple hook is one of the best so please use it to reach high ground very quickly, and to swing around corners, or even to latch on to enemy Titans! Shoot from the hip. If you’re scurrying about as a pilot, then I think it’s okay to fire from the hip at mid to close range. Don’t always feel obligated to aim down sight. There’s even a gun ability for you to shoot while sprinting.