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Basically, for the library segment, they recommend going as an engineer, of all things. Why? Because an engineer can repair the bookshelves. You only need 1 to remain intact to pass.
Remember, at a CP, you can choose to respawn as a different class, so be sure to make use of that option.
This stage is just so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ terribly imbalanced for a few reasons in my opinion lmao.
It's aggressively difficult towards the player for no gratifying reason - like why make the AI on your team NOT attack the objectives until you get close enough to the command points, just to finally spawn in the waves of Jedi the moment they're right the ♥♥♥♥ on top of you?
Why not atleast keep the Jedi spawns consistent, or allow our troops/whoever gets nearest to the goal the quickest trigger the Jedi spawns, so that they can do something productive towards the goal of the mission instead of cannon fodder??
Nah, instead. you get a limited amount of troops that double as physical representations of the seconds you have left, as the enemies have an endless army of Jedi ♥♥♥♥-bent on destroying your artificial blood timer down as fast as physically possible.
It's not hard to beat in the way of being challenging to the player's knowledge of the games mechanics (ex. Soulsborne Games, the Borderlands series, Valheim, Sekiro, Mario64, etc.)... Instead, it's hard because the mission is structured like a pointless race against time tied to both dumb luck, and hoping your "allies" don't die while doing something dumber than ♥♥♥♥.