Power: The large smooth dome on the bottom of the ship.

It’s on the lowest level of the ship’s tiered surface, wedged up against the first raised surface.

Targeting: The rectangular block on the center of the top side of the ship.Shields x2: The two big angular orbs sitting on either side at the top of the ship.

It can be tricky to set this up on the fly though, so here are the places you need to attack on each ship: Star Destroyer subsystems - EmpireĪnyone who’s watched a few Star Wars movies will likely be familiar with the Star Destroyer’s subsystems, which include the following: Before we point them out, it’s worth remembering that your targeting menu (Hold LT on Xbox One, L2 on PS4, or press 5 on PC - full controls here ) will allow you to select Flagship subsystems as an option, meaning you can cycle through them (tap A on Xbox One, X on PS4, or E on PC). Knowing where they are is crucial, as you won’t have all that long to damage them before someone starts shooting you down.

Power: Reveals weak points in blue when destroyed.

Targeting: Reduces ship’s rate of fire and accuracy when destroyed.

Shields x2: Disables shields when destroyed.

Star Wars: Squadrons Flagship subsystems locations guideĮach faction’s Flagship has four main subsystems you’ll want to attack:: To help you out in your Fleet Battle attack runs, we’ve put together a quick guide explaining the Flagship subsystem locations in Star Wars: Squadrons so you know where to attack when you break through enemy lines. You need to know where you’re shooting if you want to make an impact, and while Star Destroyers are recognizable, the New Rupublic’s MC75 Star Cruiser is a bit of an odd one. Flagships, however, require a bit more finesse. Taking down TIE Fighters and X-Wings is simple: you just shoot them until they explode.

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