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Clone Heavy Trooper/Original (Republic Assault Trooper)
Clone Assault
Basic Info
Type:

Assault

Affiliation:

Galactic Republic

Unit Details
Weapons:

Rocket Launcher

Secondary Weapon:

Blaster Pistol

Grenades:

Thermal Detonators

Explosives:

Mines


The Clone Heavy Trooper (ARC Trooper in Battlefront I) is the Galactic Republic unit built for causing heavy damage to tanks, turrets, and other objects with large amounts of Health. They don't require a very good aim, which is good, considering the shots they have aren't very precise and your target is almost always moving. They can also be used for the disposing of nearby units in one shot (or a few, if they are Heroes), but be careful- these guys do not carry that much ammunition. Due to the weight of the rocket launcher of the Heavy trooper runs much slower then the other classes. (Equivalent to- Assault Droid, Rebel Vanguard, Shock Trooper)


Attacks (SWBFII)

Name Image Ammo
PLX-1 Rocket Launcher PLX-1 7 Shots
DC-15s Sidearm Blaster DC-15s Infinite Shots
V-1 Thermal Detonator V-1 2 Count
HX2 Mines HX2 4 Count



Attacks (SWBFI)

Name Image Ammo
PLX-1 Rocket Launcher PLX-1 8 Shots
DC-15s Sidearm Blaster DC-15s Infinite Shots
V-1 Thermal Detonator V-1 3 Count
HX2 Mines HX2 4 Count



Award Weapons

Skins

Trivia

  • The phase one Clone Heavy Trooper uses the ARC trooper Lieutenant skin.
  • The Phase two Clone Heavy Trooper resembles Clone Marshal Commander Bacara.
  • The DC-15s in the game uses the same skin as the DC-15 Carbine.
  • The Clone Heavy Trooper in Star Wars: Battlefront I is called an ARC Trooper.
  • RPS-6

    RPS-6 Rocket Launcher

    According to The Clone Wars cartoon, the Phase 1 Heavy Trooper should use the RPS-6 Rocket Launcher as the PLX-1 wasn't invented until later in the war, while the original Star Wars: Clone Wars cartoon show units using only the Plex from the beginning to the end of the war.

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