Titan customization is not completely gone, as players can still select three Titan Kits, one universal, one unique to that Titan class and one that affects how the Titan drops into battle. In addition, Electric Smoke - a defensive ability selectable in lieu of another in Titanfall - is now a standard ability available to all Titans.
These archetypes each have a unique class weapon, tactical/ utility ability, Core Ability, Ordnance and defensive ability. Instead of fully-customisable loadouts like those of Pilots, Titans are now based on six class archetypes (Seven, as of Monarch's Reign). Titans have had a significant gameplay change since the first game. Northstar, Ronin, Scorch, Ion, Legion and Tone. After the player has called in their Titan, the player will be able to call in their boost again. This could range from simply upping the damage of weapons, to giving the player a Battery or even place down an anti-personnel sentry turret. When the player hits a certain percentage of their Titan meter (Percentage depending on the boost in question), they will then be able to activate the boost they have chosen as a one-time use item, bringing its effect into play. Before a match, players can select one of a dozen Boosts, that provide various effects. Replacing the Burn Cards of old is the " Boost" system. Each tactical now has its own Pilot model (as opposed to the model being based on weapon as in the first game), allowing players to know someone's abilities just by looking at them. Active Radar Pulse did not directly return, but rather was replaced with the similar Pulse Blade.
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Due to its reputation amongst the playerbase, the Smart Pistol has now been relegated to a one-use Boost, as opposed to a loadout weapon.Īs of The War Games DLC, Sidearms and Anti-Titan weapons are no longer mutually exclusive, and a player is now free to wield a Primary, Sidearm and AT weapon in the same loadout just like Titanfall.Īs of the Tricks and Treats update, the B3 Wingman Elite and SA-3 Mozambique have now been changed to primary weapons, bringing the total number of primary options up to 23.Ĭompared to Titanfall's limited selection of Cloak, Active Radar Pulse and Stim, Titanfall 2's tactical selection expanded to include four new tacticals into the mix: Holo Pilot, Phase Shift, A-Wall and Grapple. Of these weapons, every single Titanfall weapon returned in some form or another (The R-101C Carbine replaced with the R-201 Assault Rifle, the G2A4 Battle Rifle replaced with the G2A5 Battle Rifle etc).Īfter the game's launch, two weapons were added through DLC the B3 Wingman Elite and R-101C Carbine. This secondary weapon category included 4 sidearms and 4 AT weapons. Unlike the first game, which featured primary weapons, secondary weapons and an Anti-Titan weapon, the AT and Sidearm roles were now in the same category, and choosing one meant sacrificing the other, allowing a trade-off between specialty and versatility. On launch, Titanfall 2 had 20 Pilot Primary weapons and 8 Pilot secondary weapons. The armory of Titanfall 2 was greatly expanded since the first game. Crouching while sprinting or otherwise moving will allow the user to slide across the ground for a short time, preserving momentum and allowing for slide-hops for quick traversal of the arena. However, the health of players has been drastically lowered, and Time-To-Kill (TTK) is much lower than the first, making fast reflexes more of a priority.Ī new mechanic, sliding, has also been added.
Pilot gameplay follows the same basic lines as the first game, in regards to basic mechanics. The Titan BT-7274 serves as the deuteragonist of the game. The player plays as the Militia Rifleman Jack Cooper, as he is forced to become a Pilot against all odds. The Militia's campaign leads them to the IMC world of Typhon, the planet that serves as the central focus of the game's story. The Militia have gained significant ground in the Frontier War, and IMC forces are on the defensive. The game is set five years following the destructive Battle of Demeter in the original Titanfall.
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