The campaign maps themselves are rather fun, though somewhat challenging. The campaign is fairly linear, but the side missions offer a bit of a break from the normal progression. There are ten primary missions with a few side missions that you can branch out on should you elect to do so. The storyline focuses on a unit of Rebel forces led by Luke Skywalker in their fight against the Empire. This is not to say that it isn't fun- on the contrary, it is very fun. CAMPAIGNThe Dark Times II features a campaign mode of sorts- in actuality, it is just Galactic Conquest with objective maps. I noticed nothing bad about any of the maps. They are all well done, and the multitude of different ones assures that you will have no shortage of fun maps to play if you are just looking to play Conquest. The maps are all very good- they have all the hallmarks of a well-polished map, like planning, even terrain, and it is obvious that large amounts of work were put into them. These include Raxus Prime, Taris, Dantooine, Nar Shaddaa, and a bunch more. MAPSThe Dark Times II includes sixteen new maps. This is to say, you do not need the original to play this edition.Due to the fact that this mod is much too big to cover every facet of it in a single review, I will do my best to break it down into categories and review each of those with a paragraph or two. While this alone may seem like a lot, it also includes a few brand-new game modes, a full campaign on par with the shipped Battlefront II one, and the entirety of the original Dark Times mod. This is pretty much the pinnacle of modding achievement, and I've never seen a mod that comes anywhere close to what this one brings to the table.This mod essentially includes sixteen new maps, a total of 105 distinct missions, lots of new units, new weapons, new heroes and Force powers, and a brand new Galactic Conquest mode that serves as a campaign.
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