A tribal and barbaric class, the Geonosian warriors inspire fear and anxiety in all but the bravest Republic troopers. YES NO Warriors: Serving as the main soldiers of the Geonosian society, these are 'demonized' versions of the creatures seen in the films. Since they're quite adept at hiding in the shadows, Republic Commandos will need to watch their step lest they stumble upon a group of these spooky, bug-eyed terrors. Though they're unable to fly, they can climb on most surfaces, giving them a freedom of mobility that most species lack. They're fearful of anything that moves too quickly and can become quite hostile when provoked. The trouble is, they're really found singly. In one-on-one confrontations they're not too much trouble. Their numbers serve them well in combat, enabling them to swarm enemies en masse. In the course of Republic Commando you'll encounter three main varieties of Geonosians.ĭrones: Though they're the most numerous of all Geonosians, the Drones are also the smallest in size and serve as the general laborers of the species. But though they provide custom-built mechanical mercenaries, the Geonosians themselves are pretty competent warriors.

Geonosians The hive-dwelling, insectoid Geonosians are best known as the builders of the Trade Federation's droid armies in Episode 2.

To help prepare you for your eventual confrontation with these malcontents, we present now a closer look at three of the main enemies and the weapons you'll be able to pry from their cold, dead, hand-like appendages. In addition to dealing with the usual perils ordinary commandos have to face, those serving the Republic also have to contend with a singularly nefarious cadre of baddies, scofflaws, and ne'er-do-wells, all armed with the latest and greatest in anti- commando weaponry. The world of Star Wars: Republic Commando is a dangerous one.

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