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Walkthrough for: Star Wars: Rogue Leader
Game: Star Wars: Rogue Leader	Format: Gamecube	Ratings Good
Posted by: Lipe
Star Wars: Rogue Leader Rogue Squadron 2 is a great game and this walkthrough should tell you exactly what to do to get a gold medal on each level.Have fun playing this great game and I hope this walkthrough helps you.This is my first faq and I picked this game because it truly is one of the best games on gamecube. You do need to be familiar with the controls for this walkthrough to help you.But the controls are very simple so there should be no problem :). Mission Walkthroughs and Gold Medals Guide to Walkthroughs: Overview: The basic gist of the mission, and some thoughts about it. Available Starting Craft: The craft you can pick in the hangar to fly initially. Note that in several missions that you can change craft. Enemies: These are targets that shoot back. Note that sometimes you may be required to take out something that doesn't shoot back. Those things aren't included under Enemies. Survival Walkthrough: How to go about completing the mission. These generally assume you don't have a lot of the tech upgrades. Gold Medal Strategies: Basically, this is my way to get the Gold Medal, but I'm sure there are others, and if you can find a better one, go right ahead and let me know and I'll consider it. ================================== A. Training Mission - Tatooine Training Overview: This training mission is quite open-ended. You can fly around on the surface of Tatooine and practice your skills and the manuevers in the game. There are several "objects" to be found in the area, and a few mini-missions. A cute thing about this mission is that the scenery changes depending on the time of day on your GameCube's internal clock. --- Available Starting Craft: T-16 Skyhopper --- Enemies: None --- Walkthrough: There are no REAL kind of objectives here. You'll note there are fifteen spinning Rebel insignias. Twelve of these are training to introduce you to controls. You'll learn Acceleration, Deceleration, Hard Braking, Speed Boost, Proton Bombs, Ion Cannon, Roll, Targeting Computer, Camera Switch, C-Stick, D-Pad, and Linked Lasers. The other three are mini-missions. There's one down in a large pit area with a bunch of womprats. Hit the insignia and you'll have thirty seconds to "bulls-eye" as many as you can. The number you should be shooting for is 60. If you mess up, you'll probably want to wait a while until they fully regenerate before trying again. There's an easier way to get sixty, or heck, even a hundred. Womprats instinctively run from your ship, so if you circle the group, they'll all group themselves in a small cluster. This makes it a lot easier to take a lot out. The second mini-mission is on a small plateau near two other Skyhoppers. This is a simple racing mission against Biggs and Wedge. It's REAL easy. Simply follow the insignias and keep hitting the boost whenever your boost meter fills up (lower right corner of the screen). Once you hit Tosche Station, you're done. You'll need to run it twice to get full credit. The second time, Biggs and Wedge will be a little harder to beat. The third mini-mission is above Beggar's Canyon. You'll race against Biggs. There are two paths to take. To beat Path 1 (Biggs' path), just follow him throughout the whole area, and boost past him once you reach the end. To beat Path 2, just go right at the beginning, then follow the path as best as you can. Simple. Now, there is one more thing to do, and that's finding "objects". The good news is that your radar points you to every last one of the required objects. You have to find five herds of banthas, three dewbacks, two Sandcrawlers, Jabba's Palace, and a crashed TIE Fighter in Mos Eisley. Once you've found everything, your radar will point towards Jabba's Palace, so you know you're done if you found it already. There are also two "bonus items" to find. The one you always have to find is the bones of a Krayt Dragon, which is near one of the herds of banthas, and the other changes depending on the time of day. During dusk or dawn, the item is C-3PO, and he's in Jabba's Palace, which you can destroy. During normal daytime, it's the Escape Pod, and it's near Tosche Station. During darkness, the item is R2-D2, found in one of the Sandcrawlers (which you'll have to destroy with linked blasts). So, that's all there is to it. You'll quit after 20 mintues, after you crash your last ship into the ground, or after you choose to end the training. So, if you find all you need to find, just quit and you'll get credit for it. You will get credit for completing training if you find all items, regular and bonus, successfully complete the 12 lessons, win both Tosche Station races, both Beggar's Canyon races, and peg 60 womprats in thirty seconds. So, basically, find all items and turn all red insignias green. ================================== B. Mission 1 - Death Star Attack Overview: Princess Leia has returned to the Alliance, with the valuable technical readouts of the Death Star, but the freighter she was rescued on carried a homing signal, allowing the Death Star to track them to the Rebel base on Yavin 4. General Dodonna has devised an incredibly farfetched plan, yet one that's just crazy enough to work. A group of thirty starfighters is to be sent past the outer defensive shield and assault the station, whereby they will manuever down the equatorial trench and fire proton torpedoes at a vulnerable exhaust port. Only a direct hit will set off a chain reaction that will destroy the station. The first mission isn't too hard at all. Nobody really shoots at you for the most part, so think of this as easing into the world of Rogue Leader. --- Available Starting Craft: X-Wing Y-Wing (after Prisons of Maw) (will have Torpdoes instead of Bombs) --- Enemies: Death Star (Laser Turrets) TIE Fighter TIE Advanced --- Survival Walkthrough: Your group of X-Wings and Y-Wings descends upon the surface of the Death Star. You won't have long before it orbits Yavin and can fire at the Rebel Base. Each part of the mission is timed, but you have plenty of it. You know you'll need to boogie when you hear Red Leader tell you you're running out of time. The first part of the mission has you, Biggs, and Wedge taking out several Deflection Towers on the surface. You don't need to deal with the guns, just the towers. They take a lot of hits, so just brake and keep pounding them. Of course, you're never told WHY you have to take out the Deflection Towers. Maybe there are guys up there telling the guns where to shoot. They certainly need all the help they can get. Once they're all taken out, you'll switch to another part of the Death Star's surface to take down about thirty or so TIEs. For the most part, they won't actively attack, so just use the radar, line up your shots, and take them out. Obviously, they just woke up and haven't had their morning cup of caf. TIEs can be kind of tough to spot against the Death Star's gray background, so it may help to bring up your Targeting Computer every once in a while. Once they're all gone, you'll head into the world-famous equatorial trench. BONUS ALERT: Before you finish off all the TIEs, there's a bonus to be found in this area. The only problem is it's REALLY tough to find, because the item is a whitish cone, and the entire Death Star is gray. Okay. Know how the terrain markers on the Death Star are different shades when you look at them on the map? The spot you're looking for consists of two squares of solid dark grey surrounded by complete black, and it has one red dot on it. This spot is approximately 15-20 degrees to the left of your starting point. Once you reach the patch, fly low near the gun turret there and you'll eventually spot the cone. That's about as descriptive as I can be on it. Good luck. Pick it up, and you'll have Advanced Shields. It's trench run time, baby... ^_^ In the trench, you'll have to adjust your height so as not to slam into the crossbars that pop up. There are several turrets dotting the trench, which you can take out if you wish. At some point, Wedge will be hit and will duck out, and Biggs will be shot down (just like the movie! GET IT?). After that, pay attention for R2-D2 making noises, because that signals some TIEs coming up behind you. Brake hard so that they overtake you and shoot them down. Soon, you'll hear Vader speak. You know, the classic "The Force is strong with this one" line. He'll make two passes at you (in the middle of this, Obi-Wan Kenobi will tell you to "use the Force", no, there are no buttons on the controller to use the Force). You can't shoot him down, so just brake so he flies by you. For the third run, he'll come behind you with wingmen. Gun the throttle, and Han Solo, who you originally presumed to be on the other side of the galaxy, will swoop in with his trademark "Yahoo!" and take out the TIEs and send Vader spinning. Once you're all clear, keep going and you'll eventually see gray at the end of the trench. Once you get close, shoot a proton torpedo in the general direction of the exhaust port (on the floor) and watch the fireworks. (If you keep missing, use your Targeting Computer to spot the exhaust port) --- Gold Medal Strategies: Time: 6:05 Enemies: 91 Accuracy: 39% Friendlies Lost: 0 Lives Lost: 0 Computer Efficiency: 100% Naturally, take the X-Wing. You'll want Advanced Lasers and Shields, and Homing Proton Torps couldn't hurt. Okay, folks. This is, on paper, the hardest Gold Medal in the game. The key to getting the Gold in this medal is four major things. One (Time): Don't go too far out of your way to get extra targets. You must also be a master TIE killer. Whenever you get a break from the guns in the trench, close your S-foils to gain a second or two. Two (Kills): In the first two areas, if there's a turret between you and your essential targets, use a quad burst on it. This is especially true in the first area, since you're low to the surface. In the trench, this has less weight, since, of course, they're all in your way... Three (Accuracy): Again, you must be a master TIE killer. Line up behind groups and take out all other craft before you take out the one in the lead. Once you take out the one in the lead, the formation breaks up and they're harder to find again. Use single quad bursts on Laser Turrets if at all possible. Four (Lives Lost): Don't die in the trench. It's very easy to go so fast that you hit a crossbar. Slow down if you have to. Okay, in the first section, immediately open fire on the first tower. Once it's blown, fly to the left to the rest of the towers. It may not matter, but I like to move in a counter-clockwise direction around the towers. Take the nearest one, then the one to the right of it,etc. Stay low to the surface. If at all possible, try to line yourself up so that a Laser Turret is between you and a tower so that you can hit it while hitting the tower. Take out as many towers as you can in about a 45 degree arc in front of you. That is to say, if there's a gun in your sights somewhere near the tower, blow it. If you pass a gun and don't destroy it, forget it. So, make the rounds blowing towers. You'll need between 15-20 Laser Turrets here. Next come the TIEs. Immediately tell your wingmen to flee so they don't take your kills. Head towards the first visible group of TIEs and take them out as described in that Accuracy thing above. If the next TIE group is far away, dip down and take out a nearby gun or two on the surface. I suggest about 5-10 guns in this area. Finish all the TIEs and take out some more guns as the voice goes on to get ready for your attack run. In the trench, I suggest taking out about two thirds of the guns, which is about 20-25. Close your S-foils for the first few seconds of the run, and close them again as the crossbars start becoming few and far between. Once the TIEs come up behind your back, slam on the brakes and let them past. Shoot them down each time to get some easy kills. After they're all gone, close the S-foils until Darth Vader speaks. Open them and shoot turrets, and shoot him when he passes. You can't down him, but hitting him will boost your Accuracy. When he passes the second time, let him pass, but ignore him and just close the S-foils. Keep them closed until the very end. If you have the speed correct, the music for the last part (brass orchestra hits) will be your cue to fire the Proton Torpedo of Destiny. Good luck. ================================== C. Mission 2 - Ison Corridor Ambush Overview: A convoy of transports and the Frigate Redemption are headed towards the new Rebel base on Hoth. It's your mission to protect these convoy craft until they leave the Ison Corridor. This mission is simple by nature. The only trouble you can really have is tracking TIEs. A good knowledge of the radar will get Gold Medals here. If you have any serious trouble, just use the Targeting Computer. --- Available Starting Craft: X-Wing A-Wing after this mission Y-Wing after Prisons of Maw B-Wing after Razor Rendezvous --- Enemies: TIE Fighter TIE Interceptor --- Survival Walkthrough: BONUS ALERT! Already? Yep. Just below the Frigate is a clump of debris. If you look closely, you can see a square hole in the debris. Fly inside and you'll find the bonus item for Advanced Proton Torpedoes. Okay, you'll very shortly get the call of multiple TIEs inbound. Several Fighters will come in from each of the compass points. Shoot down all eighteen, using your wingmen if you wish. The idea is to protect all the Transports so they don't all get shot down. You can still finish the mission even if all but one Transport are destroyed, so remember that. Once the first wave of Fighters are gone, another wave will show up, and you'll be prompted to switch to an A-Wing. Fly beneath the Frigate to do so (near the blue spinning Rebel insignia). Once you switch, head out to the large mass of TIE Fighters incoming. There are fourteen this time around. Once they're all taken out, your convoy will enter the gas clouds of the nebula. Now, you'll be assaulted by 12 TIE Interceptors. Use your targeting computer to see the enemies as they approach through the foggy clouds. Once all are gone, you'll escape from the nebula with what's left of your convoy. Now, I'd like to break character for a second and say that there is no way that this convoy could be travelling from Yavin to Hoth. Point one is that the Rebels evacuated Yavin really quickly, and didn'thave a lot of time at Hoth before they evacuated that place. Point two is that Hoth takes place three years after Yavin. So, what convoy keeps going for three years? That's what I thought... ^_^ --- Gold Medal Strategy: Time: 4:11 Enemies: 40 Accuracy: 19% Friendlies Lost: 2 Lives Lost: 0 Computer Efficiency: 72% Accuracy is your #1 demon here. It seems really low, until you actually try it, and end up with 6%, 8%, etc. Of course, the golden rule here is don't shoot at ALL unless you're POSITIVE you're going to hit something. Take the A-Wing right from the get-go for this mission. It's near- insane speed will easily allow you to catch the tricky TIEs. Seeker Missiles, while a help, aren't necessary. Another good ship for this is the speedy N-1. First off, tell your wingmen to Flee immediately, as you don't get credit for their kills, and 40 enemies is almost all of the TIEs. Head left off into the red blip distance to engage the three-flight,and the four-flight behind it. Head back to the Transports and engage the remaining TIEs. Once the second wave arrives, boost off to the big mass of enemies in the distance. The four-flight on the left is closest, so attack it first, then the other groups up here. Finish off the remaining TIEs as quickly as possible. In the final area, with the squints, don't be afraid to use your Targeting Computer for a second or two to find enemies, because you don't need 100% Efficiency. Smoke the squints as quickly (and accurately) as possible to finish up. Two last things: Don't die at all, and don't worry too much about Transports getting nailed, since you can lose two friendlies and still get the Gold. Of course, if you want an easy way, just unlock the Slave I and get Homing Cluster Missiles. Aim those clusters at any enemies to finish the mission in short order. Just be sure not to get yourself killed in the rather vulnerable craft. Here's an alternate strategy from IXOnIOmenXI: Now that the cheat’s out everyone should have this... Start off with the Naboo Starfighter. Why? Because it has great dual lasers the speed of an A-Wing and the shields are a bit higher than the A-Wing. Also it would be nice to have homing missiles and advanced shields. Now, just tell your men to flee and go for the TIEs coming to the left of you, put on your homing missiles and let one go to the left or right wingman and shoot the other two. Now, head for the quad group in back of it. Try to destroy these before they get in front of you after that tight turn and boost to the transports. If you timed it right you might have the TIEs lined up which helps the time problem here. On this first wave of TIEs, use your radar wisely since the last one of this wave or of any wave is hard to find (at least for me) so take them out quickly, and of course, accurately. Now, on to the second wave. Go for the large group out to the left again. Take out the first group you see and then take out the others, most likely you’re not gonna take out a bunch so just pass them up and tight turn and they should be lined up. Go for the larger groups and use your homing missiles when you accidentally take out the leader of the group because those loners are sometimes hard to find. Just try to stay accurate and do it quickly (the dual lasers should help a bit). Now, for the final wave (I'm not sure if this helps or not but I think your wingmen come back after words just make em flee just in case). Immediately boost up to the closest group of TIEs (you can use your targeting computer for a while just to find the TIEs) turn on your homing crosshairs (even if you don't have any left) to make it a bit easier to see the ties. Now just take out all the TIEs swiftly, accurately and quickly. I have to note that you shouldn't be a sitting duck sense the Naboo Starfighter’s shields aren't perfect. With only a couple of tries you should get this down easy! ================================== D. Mission 3 - Battle of Hoth Overview: The Rebel's base on Hoth has been discovered by a wayward Probe Droid. The evacuation has begun, but the Imperial Fleet has arrived to stop it. Fortunately, the fleet jumped out of hyperspace rather close, so enough warning was provided for the shield to be raised. The Empire is now attempting a surface attack, and a contingent of Snowspeeders is being sent out to hold them off. This mission requires you to learn how to tie up AT-ATs pretty fast. You'll have plenty of other opportunities for shooting down ground craft as well. --- Available Starting Craft: Snowspeeder --- Enemies: Probe Droid Snowtrooper Imperial Landing Craft AT-ST AT-AT TIE Fighter TIE Bomber --- Survival Walkthrough: You'll start by heading through a thin mountiain pass, and you'll encounter some Probe Droids along the way. Blast them if you wish, and you'll enter the main battle area outside Outpost Beta. Your first task is to take care of the ten threatening AT-STs in the area. There are actually a total of seventeen, but you only need to take down those that are heading directly for the ion cannon at Outpost Beta. They'll show up yellow on your targeting computer. Tell your wingmen to form up or go after the AT-STs, and the ground troops to defend. Slow down as you draw level with the AT-STs and pound them with lasers. They take quite a few hits, so don't let up. Once you take out all the essential AT-STs, you'll be told to take down the AT-ATs. After a few seconds, you'll see a famous cutscene,where Luke gets shot down and Wedge ties up an AT-AT to show you how it's done. You'll control Wedge from here on out. Wasn't that cute how they switched to Wedge? ^_^ Now, you have to take down three specific AT-ATs to move the mission ahead. The rest you can ignore. The three you're after are the ones farthest ahead on the battlefield, near the Shield Generator (again, they'll be yellow on the targeting computer). Fly to the right or to the left of the legs of one, slow down, and fire your Tow Cable (press B), as you pass the walker, as the cable fires behind you. Fly slowly around the walker's legs, not straying too far from the AT-AT, but not getting so close that you'll ram the legs, and you'll drop him after three passes. Once you take down all three walkers in the area, there will be a cutscene where the General Veers' AT-AT lays the smack down on your Shield Generator. Time to leave. BONUS ALERT: Once you regain control, fly on back to where the Shield Generator used to be and you'll find the coveted Advanced Lasers. Sweet stuff. Head down the thin mountain pass you'll be placed in. You'll pass a few groups of Probe Droids (shoot at your leisure) and you'll enter the transport area. Drop down and grab your X-Wing (at the blue Rebel insignia). Change craft quick, because you'll have to deal with the arrival of six TIE Fighters and eight TIE Bombers from high atmosphere on your left. Your priority is the Bombers, as they can hurt the Transports. Shoot down all the Bombers and you'll complete the evacuation. Luke will head off to Dagobah to pursue his Jedi heritage, and Wedge will move on to bigger and better things with Rogue Squadron. --- Gold Medal Strategies: Time: 5:00 Enemies: 43 Accuracy: 53% Friendlies Lost: 22 Lives Lost: 0 Computer Efficiency: 100% Props go to whoever found out that troopers do NOT count as viable targets. However, Probe Droids DO count, so keep that in mind. As you travel along the path, take out as many of the Probe Droids as you can without slowing down too much. These Probe Droids will pound your guys in this area if you don't take out enough, and that, of course, isn't good for your Friendlies count. As you enter the main area, start smashing AT-STs (either tell your wingmen to flee or to go after the guns). Hit the brakes and take out two or three of the nearest group of four, then head to the back of the battlefield (near the incoming Landing Craft). Take one or two of the back three, then hit the Landing Craft and the box underneath it. Take out the remaining AT-STs in those two groups, and hit as many as you can in the last group of three. If you miss one, try to take out some of the others (you'll eventually need to take out all of them for target number). Once all the AT-STs are gone (before or after the switch to Wedge), head towards the three AT-ATs. Here's the big kick. Start pounding the nearest AT-AT in the head. This will drive up your Accuracy to be high enough. Wrap up the three AT-ATs. Once that's all done, you'll enter the passage back to the transports. Take out as many Probe Droids en route as you can (there are three groups, including meeting up again with the first group). Once you enter the Transport area, switch ships, then head towards the red dots on the radar, and climb in altitude so that you can intercept some of the TIEs. You'll have to at least take out some of the TIE Fighters as well as Bombers. Concerning the Bombers, use Homing Torpedoes (if you don't use them on Fighters). Make sure you line up your shots as they're making their bombing runs, as opposed to turning, so you're sure to hit them. Oh, and make sure not to use your Targeting Computer. ================================== E. Mission 4 - Prisons of the Maw Overview: An Imperial prison facility is rumored to be in the black hole cluster near Kessel known as the Maw. You are to search this area for the prison and do what you can to rescue the prisoners. This is probably the first mission with a measure of difficulty. You'll be under attack from many avenues. First from Fighters and space emplacements, then guard towers and Interceptors --- Available Starting Craft: Y-Wing --- Enemies: TIE Fighter TIE Interceptor Imperial Shuttle Space Mine Space Weapon Emplacement AT-PT Prison Guard Tower --- Survival Walkthrough: You'll enter the asteroid field, and it'll be a little TOO quiet. Proceed ahead, plug some asteroids for fun if you want. Eventually, you'll get a call about some strange activity. Head out the direction your map is pointing. You'll eventually see several small Imperial Freighters, which are being escorted by a few Imperial Shuttles. You don't need to take them out, but you can if you wish. Watch your back as a patrol of TIEs will be inbound shortly. You don't have to take out these TIEs, either, but they will dog you. Head past the Freighter convoy and further on. Soon, you'll see two large blue hexagons. This is the shield for the Imperial prison here. As you get closer to the shield, you'll notice some Space Weapon Emplacements, which you can also ignore, and proceed on to the shield. You need to disable three Generators of this shield using your Ion Cannons. There are ten Generators, and you can find them at the corners of the hexagons. Use your Targeting Computer if you don't understand what I'm talking about. Stay away from the edge of the shield, as a field of Space Mines are arrayed around the shield. Disable one generator and part of the shield will go down. To disable two others, they need to still have shields flowing out of them. Once three are fizzling and crackling, you'll head to the prison compound. Once you reach the compound, you'll be told by the "leader" of the prison revolt, Karie Neth, about how she broke out recently and how you'll need to help her free the rest of the prisoners. Follow the radar and you'll be led to the compound. Bomb the seven Guard Towers in the area using your Proton Bombs (they're the things that shoot at you) to free the prisoners. Next, the prisoners need to get some weapons. Follow the radar (bombing AT-PTs all the way) and get to the armory. Bomb all six Guard Towers in this spot. Once that's done, you'll be told to head to the comms station, so the prison can't call for help from the Imps. BONUS ALERT: On your way to the comms towers, you'll see off to your right a cluster of two structures: a dish, and a dome. Bomb the dome, and you'll find a bonus inside. These are Advanced Cluster Missiles. Once you reach the Comms Station, you can ignore the seven Guard Towers and just bomb the seven dishes in the area. I've found that to deal the maximum amount of damage, you'll want to hit the comms dishes near the base, around the red support girders. It will take a lot of bombs, probably more than a normal load. If you run out, just break off and wait for your bombing bay to fill back up. Once the comms station is destroyed (and the prison loses their favorite radio station: KIMP), your prisoner buds will run their little train to the hangar to pick up transport. Fly over there as fast as your sluggish little Y-Wing will carry you, and bomb all six Guard Towers near the hangar. Once they're all scrap, a Landing Craft carrying the prisoners will take off. Fortunately for you, this Landing Craft is quite invincible. You can shoot down any TIE Interceptors chasing the craft, but it's not necessary. Soon, the Landing Craft will make it off the planet, and you'll be done this long mission. Phew... --- Gold Medal Strategies: Time: 9:19 Enemies: 63 Accuracy: 75% Friendlies Lost: 2 Lives Lost: 1 Computer Efficiency: 75% I'd like to thank snooozer for being a big help here. Advanced Bombs are essential, and Spread are helpful. For the first part, just rush through. Take out a Freighter if it makes you feel better, but it's not necessary. You really won't be short on targets at all. Disable three shield projectors quickly to enter the prison. Once inside, don't be afraid to use those bombs. If you come across a trio of AT-PTs, bomb the center of the group to take them all. Bomb all the guns quickly (some skill with the bombs is essential). Head to all the targets and take out all the Prison Guard Towers (one bomb each). Don't fly off too much, or the prisoners will get hit and you'll lose friendlies. Once you reach the Comms Towers, unload all your Bombs on the towers and crash your ship, using your one life allowed. Take out the rest of the towers, and don't worry too much about saving the bombs. Once you finish, instead of flying straight for the hangar, follow the track as it winds its way through the hills. You'll eventually come across a section with a bunch of Towers and AT-PTs. Concentrate on the walkers more, since three targets are better than one. Once you reach the hangar, take out all the Towers. Once that's done, head back for the previous area to clean it up. Don't worry, the Landing Craft can take anything the Interceptors can dish out.
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