Due to constant abuse from this IP range, all interactive traffic is blocked. If you are running a legitimate crawler/robot, ensure that it properly identifies itself via the user agent with a contact site or address.Next Page 39: Separatist Battleship Hub Visit 20 Previous Page37: Castle of Doom The disgusting gangster Ziro the Hutt has commissioned Bounty Hunter Cad Bane to secure his release from prison. Leading a band of deadly criminals, Bane intends to launch a brazen attack on the Senate Building on Coruscant, then trade the Senators' freedom for that of the Hutt. . . When you enter the room with the terminal, pause to purchase the Gamorrean Guard for 40,000 Studs, and then head over to the console and use it to begin the mission. The CS for this mission starts with Bane presenting the plan to his gang, and then a long view of the Senate and the immediate targets of this attack -- the blue-armored Senate Guards. One Shot, One Kill - Sniper! You begin as Aurra Sing, who has a Sniper Rifle and is in a fetch being piloted by HELIOS-3D.
Hold down the aiming button (X) and target the guards through the scope until you eliminate the required number, and then after you take out the last you get a CS of the team rejoining, and more guards approach. Slay the guards until you have a helmet for each of your crew and put them on, unlocking the Achievement "Blending in" (10 GP), and then use your explosives to blow up the sliver pipes on either side of the door, and assemble the consoles, using your crew to unlock and open the door. -- Inside the Senate -- Clear out the guards in this first area and wear a helmet to fool the console to get the next door open, and then go inside and smash the objects in the back to get the parts to repair the pipe system in the back. To get all of the pieces you need to bounce on the beds as well as smash stuff -- but once you have it all repaired, head out and continue along the path, Enter the next room and smash everything up -- blowing up what you cannot smash -- then construct the junction boxes in the back.
Now quickly push the four junction boxes in so that all are lit at the same time, restoring power, and then continue on the path. Open the next door and then, using Robino (the electric one) access the panel on the right and then push the generator to the lock-plate on the other side, then use the center console which deploys the object in the center of the room. Now zone through the open door in the rear and confront the Senators in the chamber here, triggering a CS in which you make your demand and get upir way. The Hutt is released and then you lay a trap for the Senators and make your escape -- right into the hands of the Clone Troopers. You make your threat and they give in, and you fly off to freedom! Completing this mission unlocks the characters Aurra Sing, Shahan Alama, HELIOS-3D, IG-86, and Commando Droid. It also unlocks two more Gold Bricks and a lot of Studs, and the Achievements "Sure, as long as I get paid" (10 GP), and "Jedi Master" (70 GP) for unlocking True Jedi in every level!
This article is about the episode of The Clone Wars. You may be looking for the event. "A secret shared is a trust formed." "Hostage Crisis" is the twenty-second and final episode in Season One of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars television series. It is the twenty-second episode of the series overall. To free crime lord Ziro Hutt, bounty hunters seize control of the Senate Building and take hostages—completely unaware that Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker is still inside. Cad Bane and his crew of bounty hunters, along with a few droid enforcers, arrived at the Senate landing zone, where they meet a host of Senate Commandos, who were not happy with their unauthorized arrival and tried to arrest him. However, three commandos are sniped by Aurra Sing from long-range and the rest of the bounty hunters overwhelm the members of the squad. A commando droid fools security into thinking that the Senate Commando squad had taken care of a group of protesters against the war before promptly taking their uniforms.
Aurra Sing and the rest of the bounty hunters then meet the group on the landing platform. A few levels above, in Senator Padmé Amidala's office, her husband, Anakin offers to take her to somewhere in the galaxy for a few weeks, where no one will recognize them, but Padmé is too focused on her work. Anakin then gave his lightsaber to Padmé to show that he trusts her with his life. However, he has to hide, as Threepio and Senator Organa are about to enter. Padmé quickly took the lightsaber off of her desk and hid it in her sleeve. Organa informs Padmé that they must meet in the lobby to discuss the Enhanced Privacy Invasion Bill. Meanwhile Bane and his crew take out the rest of the senate commandos and then go down to the control panel room and subdue the droids there, leaving Robonino to get the power down. The bounty hunters then leave to talk to some senators. Suddenly, once all the senators are gathered, the bounty hunters surround and take them hostage. Senator Philo attempts to leave only to be shot by Bane in the back.
He then communicates with Chancellor Palpatine, demanding the release of Ziro the Hutt from captivity. Palpatine refuses to do so. Unfortunately, Bane proves his point by locking down the entire building, severing all communication with the outside. He then took every person's comlinks, but before he could search Padmé, who is holding Anakin's lightsaber in her sleeve, Bane noticed Anakin in the upper levels. Bane shot at him and then orders an IG-86 sentinel droid and Shahan Alama to get him. Anakin manages to elude his pursuers and hot-wires a terminal to communicate with Palpatine. The Chancellor advises Anakin to get to the central power core to contact for help. Anakin managed to disconnect and hide before the bounty hunters find him, and then used a mind trick to convince Alama to check the other two floors. As the hunters split up, Anakin followed the IG-86 sentinel droid and managed to bash it into submission. Alama came back down to check and found the droid's mangled remains.
Noticing no lightsaber slashes, he quickly figured out that Anakin wasn't armed. He reported this to Bane, who then sent Sing to assist Alama in the search. Anakin managed to locate the power core, but a panicked Robonino shut the door behind him. Alama then come up behind Anakin. Though Anakin grabbed his gun, Sing then attacked Anakin, and Robonino shocked him into unconsciousness. Bane then gave Palpatine instructions to give a pardon chip to Orn Free Taa to be transported to the prison where Ziro was being held. HELIOS-3D then came in to take the Senator. They arrived at the prison and shipped Ziro away. An unconscious Anakin was dragged into the lobby, where the bounty hunters started to plant bombs that will go off if their laser detectors are triggered. This enabled the hunters to leave the Senate unhindered, despite an attempt by Orn Free Taa, Palpatine and Clone Commander Fox's detachment of the Coruscant Guard to have them arrested. Anakin woke up and Padmé gave him back his lightsaber, playing it off as that Anakin had dropped it.
He then managed to save everyone by cutting a hole in the floor and dropping everyone one floor down, just before Bane triggered the bombs anyway for the clone troopers' interference. Padme then thanked Anakin for his daring escape. Cad Bane had liberate Ziro from prison, and they escaped successfully. Ziro congratulated Bane on a job well done, but Bane stated that it was time to pay, pointing out that he doesn't work for free. According to USA Today, "Hostage Crisis" had 3.3 million viewers—the series' highest ratings since the premiere. In one version of the script, Senate Vice Chair Mas Amedda was to be in the executive office with Palpatine. However, the character was changed to Senator Orn Free Taa, as his character model already existed, and would not require more work to produce. The text on the back of Robonino's backpack reads "PATSFAN-01" in Aurebesh. This marks the first time the LEP servant droids are seen in the service of the Republic, as all previous appearances had them as Separatist droids—albeit non-combatants.