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- This page is about the unit. For the skin in DICE's Star Wars Battlefront, see Scout Trooper (Appearance).
Scout troopers, also known as biker scouts, are troopers in DICE's Star Wars Battlefront and Star Wars Battlefront II that specialize in long-range combat. In Battlefront, they can be found as AI in Missions. In Battlefront II, Scout Troopers serve as the Specialist unit for the Galactic Empire.
Star Wars Battlefront[]
Overview[]
In Missions mode, they are the Empire's sniper units, armed with a pulse cannon and they will generally not use any other blasters unless they are pitted against an enemy at close range. Once the player achieves a large enough amount of points, the scout troopers will stop appearing.
In Survival, they begin to appear at Wave 4, and like the Demolition Trooper, their pulse cannon has no cooldown, meaning they can fire several consecutive shots without having to wait.
Unlike the original Battlefront games, the scout trooper's armor never changes.
In Skirmish, they have more health than stormtroopers despite their armor being depicted as lighter and offering less protection than any of their counterparts.
Scout Trooper equipment[]
Missions[]
| Name | Image |
| Pulse Cannon | 
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| SE-14C Blaster Pistol | 
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| Smoke Grenade | 
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Skirmish[]
| Name | Image |
| T-21B Targeting Rifle | 
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| DH-17 Blaster Pistol | 
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| Pulse Cannon |
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| Thermal Detonator | 
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Star Wars Battlefront II[]
Overview[]
Scout Troopers return in DICE's Star Wars Battlefront II as the Specialist unit for the Galactic Empire. Their default abilities are Shock Grenade, Infiltration, and Thermal Binoculars, though these can be swapped out and upgraded via Ability Cards. Their primary weapon is the DLT-19X.
Statistics[]
| Health Statistics for Scout Trooper | |
| Base Health | 150 |
| Health Regen Rate | 30 health/sec |
| Regen Delay | 6 sec |
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| In-game Description | Longblaster manufactured for high precision and power over long ranges. |
| Damage | 45 |
| Rate of Fire | 180 RPM |
| Damage per Second | 135 DPS |
| Range | No damage drop off |
| Projectile Speed | 1,600 meters/sec |
| Venting | 1 seconds |
| Overheat | 10 shots (0.1 heat per shot) |
| Overheat Penalty | 1 seconds |
| Passive Cooldown Delay | 5 seconds |
| Passive Cooldown | 0.9 heat per second |
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| In-game Description | Sleek and inexpensive in design, the IQA-11 was the weapon of choice among mercenaries and bounty hunters seeking reliability over longer ranges |
| Damage | 67 |
| Rate of Fire | 130 RPM |
| Damage per Second | 145.166 DPS |
| Range | No damage drop off |
| Projectile Speed | 1,600 meters/sec |
| Venting | 1 seconds |
| Overheat | 5 shots (0.2 heat per shot) |
| Overheat Penalty | 1 seconds |
| Passive Cooldown Delay | 5 seconds |
| Passive Cooldown | 0.9 heat per second |
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| In-game Description | The sniper configuration of the modular A280-CFE pairs precision at longer ranges with a burst option for greater effectiveness at medium range. |
| Damage | 33-25 |
| Rate of Fire | 320 RPM |
| Damage per Second | 176-133.33 DPS |
| Range | Start damage drop-off: 20 meters End damage drop-off: 40 meters |
| Projectile Speed | 1,600 meters/sec |
| Venting | 1 seconds |
| Overheat | 15 shots (0.067 heat per shot) |
| Overheat Penalty | 1 seconds |
| Passive Cooldown Delay | 10 seconds |
| Passive Cooldown | 0.5 heat per second |
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| In-game Description | As the heaviest longblaster, and considered a tank buster by many, the NT-242 is powerful at range and its disruptor shot can take on enemy vehicles. |
| Damage | 106 |
| Rate of Fire | 80 RPM |
| Damage per Second | 141.33 DPS |
| Range | No damage drop off |
| Projectile Speed | 1,600 meters/sec |
| Venting | 1 seconds |
| Overheat | 3 shots (0.401 heat per shot) |
| Overheat Penalty | 1 seconds |
| Passive Cooldown Delay | 5 seconds |
| Passive Cooldown | 1.2 heat per second |
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| In-game Description | While appearing crude when compared to more sophisticated blasters, the Cycler Rifle was a versatile and durable weapon popular among Tusken Raiders native to Tatooine. |
| Damage | 75 |
| Rate of Fire | 180 RPM |
| Damage per Second | 225 DPS |
| Range | Infinite (no damage drop-off) |
| Projectile Speed | 700 meters/sec |
| Venting | 1 seconds |
| Overheat | 3 shots (0.34 heat per shot) |
| Overheat Penalty | 1 seconds |
| Passive Cooldown Delay | 5 seconds |
| Passive Cooldown | 0.9 heat per second |
Skins[]
Trivia[]
- In Return of the Jedi, scout troopers use scout pistols. However in game they use SE-14Cs as their sidearm. This may be because scout pistols are not as powerful from a distance, and being a star card, there is a waiting period inbetween uses.
- They were one of the only five skins to appear in the films, the others being the Imperial officers, the Death Star troopers, and the stormtroopers, as well as the shoretrooper captain.
Gallery[]
| Classes | Stormtrooper · Heavy Stormtrooper · Officer · Scout Trooper · Death Trooper ⋅ Imperial Rocket Trooper ⋅ ISB Agent |
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| Heroes | Darth Vader · Boba Fett · Emperor Palpatine · Greedo · Dengar · Bossk · Orson Krennic · Iden Versio · Darth Maul |
| Hero bodyguards | |
| Vehicles | AT-AT · AT-ST · TIE Fighter · TIE Interceptor · Speeder Bike · Lambda Shuttle · Slave I · Cloud Car · TIE Advanced x1 · Imperial Star Destroyer · TIE Defender · TIE Bomber · Corvus |
| Unlockable skins | |
| NPC Classes | Stormtrooper · Demolition Trooper · Biker Scout · Shock Trooper · Jump Trooper · Shadow Trooper · Viper Probe Droid |
