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Iden isn’t exactly thrilled that the Empire is attacking its own planet or killing civilians, though. Apparently, Operation: Cinder’s goal was to destroy a few planets, even Imperial ones, in order to strike fear into the galaxy and help the Empire reestablish control through terror. As they arrive, Iden sees that the special satellites have been deployed in orbit over the planet, creating deadly storms all over it. Inferno Squad then gets dispatched to Vardos, Iden and her father’s home planet and an Imperial stronghold. It seems that compass is likely what led Luke to Ahch-To, the home of the first Jedi temple, where Rey finds him at the end of “The Force Awakens.” The artifact is also an Easter egg in “The Last Jedi.”Īlso Read: 'Star Wars: Battlefront II' Gives a Clue About the First Order's Plans in 'The Last Jedi' Del, already conflicted about the Empire at this point, lets Luke go and the compass go, and destroys the facility. When Luke finds what drew him to the location through the Force - an artifact he calls a “compass” - he asks Del to let him have it. Rather than kill him, Luke saves Del’s life, and the two work together to get into the observatory. While he’s there, though, Del encounters Luke Skywalker. Inside are “artifacts” the Empire doesn’t want falling into Rebel hands.
Next, Iden dispatches Del Meeko, one of her Inferno Squad teammates, to a planet called Pillio, to destroy a classified observatory the Emperor had there. Inferno Squad doesn’t know what the satellites are for, but they help keep the Rebels at bay long enough so the ship transporting the satellites, an Imperial Star Destroyer called the Dauntless, can get away. First, they help secure several special satellites at a shipyard, fighting off a Rebel attack in the process. Iden and her squad don’t know what Operation: Cinder is, but they set out to execute parts of it.
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A recording left by Emperor Palpatine tells the fleet what to do in case of his death - a series of objectives known as Operation: Cinder. The remnants of the Imperial fleet flee the battle, and as they’re leaving, Admiral Versio calls Iden to his ship to receive new orders. The game more or less starts with the destruction of the Death Star.
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“Battlefront II” follows Inferno Squad, a crack team of Imperial commandos, led by Iden Versio, the daughter of an Imperial admiral. “Star Wars: Battlefront II,” a video game in which players take part in some of the biggest battles in the “Star Wars” films as soldiers in the two opposing armies, also includes an original story that’s set between “Return of the Jedi” and “The Force Awakens.” It gives something of a window into what happened in the aftermath of the destruction of the Death Star, and the final months of the war with the Empire.Īlso Read: 'Star Wars: Battlefront II' Gives Clues About How Luke Skywalker Got to That Planet He Was on in 'The Force Awakens' “Star Wars” fans have waited as patiently as possible for December to roll around, and with it, the release of “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.”īut for fans who want a little more, there’s another “Star Wars” story that’s not a novel or a comic book.
(Note: This post contains spoilers for the video game “Star Wars: Battlefront II” and the beginning scene of “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.”)
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