Holding true to the classic trilogy's interpretation of the character, the near-death version of Yoda would call upon powerful force attacks, but move slower than any other character, due to his need for a cane. There's a good chance DICE is saving Lando for the forthcoming Bespin DLC, but his disguise could have synced up with the Jabba Palace map. Similar to Nien Nunb and Greedo, we haven't seen Lando in action in the films, but he's one of the most beloved heroes in the series, and should have gotten the nod before his co-pilot. There's a chance his height may be an issue for navigational purposes, but that's something DICE should have been thinking of from the outset of Battlefront's development. Chewbacca has proven to be a skilled combatant in the films, relying on his trusty bowcaster to dispatch Imperial forces. In fact, we're surprised he wasn't a part of the launch lineup of characters. Chewbacca should be the next character that EA and DICE incorporate into the game. Here's who we'd like to see in the game next: Regardless though, seeing them get the call before any of the characters in the list below is worth complaining about. We'll have to wait to see what DICE does with them on the Battlefield before complaining too much about their inclusion. What we know about Greedo and Nien Nunb is based solely on their motion-picture appearances.

Greedo and Nien Nunb are strange choices on DICE and Electronic Arts' part, especially when you look at the wealth of recognizable characters not yet in the game, but we'd be lying if we said we weren't excited to play as them. Following today's surprising announcement of Nien Nunb and Greedo joining Star Wars Battlefront's minuscule roster of playable heroes, we dove into the Star Wars archives to see if we could come up with a list of 10 characters who make more sense for Battlefront's fast-paced combat than the temporary co-pilot of the Millennium Falcon and the bounty hunter who died sitting at a bar table.

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