How To Do Chewie Mode On Smugglers Run

Okay, let's talk about Smugglers Run. Specifically, how to unlock your inner Chewbacca. And let's be honest, who *doesn't* want to channel their inner Wookiee?

The Co-Pilot Conundrum

First things first: Co-pilot. Now, some might say piloting is the *only* job that matters. I politely disagree. Co-piloting is where the real fun is.

Ignore the instructions. Seriously. Forget what they tell you to do. Just mash buttons. Any buttons. All the buttons.

That's right. Pure, unadulterated button mashing. Don't think. Just react. Embrace the chaos. Become one with the flashing lights and the panicked shouts.

Weapon Systems: A Symphony of Chaos

Weapons? Pfft. Who needs precision? Just fire everything. All the time. Constantly.

Don't bother aiming. Aiming is for nerds. Just unleash a torrent of laser fire. Hope for the best. You're not trying to hit anything specific.

Your primary goal? To make the pilot's life a living, breathing nightmare. Because that's what a good co-pilot does, right? ...Right?

Communication Breakdown: A Wookiee's Guide to Interpersonal Skills

Communication is key. Especially Wookiee communication.

Grunt. Roar. Make vaguely threatening noises. This is the way. Use the *entire* Wookiee vocabulary at your disposal. Remember your best Chewbacca impression.

When the pilot gives you instructions, ignore them. Then grunt louder. Assert your dominance through sheer vocal volume. Show who's boss.

Evasive Maneuvers: The Art of Doing the Opposite

Evasive maneuvers? Only if you're trying to get *hit*. A true Chewbacca co-pilot embraces the incoming fire.

The pilot says "evasive maneuvers to the left!"? Veer sharply to the right. Maximum power to the shields? Cut them off! Be unpredictable.

After all, what's life without a little danger? A little near-death experience? A little screaming from the pilot's seat?

Damage Control? More Like Damage Encouragement

The ship's taking damage? Excellent! That means you're doing your job.

Don't bother repairing anything. What's the point? It's more fun to watch the sparks fly. And to hear the pilot yell. Definitely the yelling.

Besides, a little damage adds character. Think of it as adding battle scars. Every ship needs a good story. A story that starts with "And then the co-pilot..."

The Grand Finale: Blame Game Champion

Inevitably, you'll crash. It's inevitable. Don't sweat it.

When the dust settles (or rather, when the Millennium Falcon is in approximately 1,000 pieces), the most important step is to blame the pilot. Emphatically.

It's *always* the pilot's fault. Even if you were actively trying to sabotage the mission. Stand your ground. Grunt defiantly. You are, after all, Chewbacca.

So there you have it. My (possibly controversial) guide to achieving Chewbacca mode on Smugglers Run. Now go forth and wreak havoc! Just don't tell anyone I sent you.

Disclaimer:

Results may vary. May result in ejection from the Millennium Falcon. May result in lifelong banishment from Galaxy's Edge. Proceed with caution. And a healthy dose of Wookiee attitude.