STAR WARS™ Battlefront™ II
Be the hero in the ultimate STAR WARS™ battle fantasy with STAR WARS™ Battlefront™ II: Celebration Edition!
STAR WARS™ Battlefront™ II is a multiplayer, shooter and singleplayer game
developed by DICE
and published by Electronic Arts.
Released on June 11th 2020 is available only on Windows
in 11 languages: English, French, Spanish - Latin America, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 62,415 reviews of which 54,429 were positive and 7,986 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.6 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 3.99€ on Steam and has a 90% discount.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: 64-bit Windows 10
- Processor: Processor (AMD): AMD FX 6350 Processor (Intel): Intel Core i5 6600K
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Graphics card (AMD): AMD Radeon™ HD 7850 2GB Graphics card (NVIDIA): NVIDIA GeForce® GTX 660 2GB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 60 GB available space
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this game was way to ahead of its time, the graphics are better than 90% of New 2024 games.
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Phenomenal, but Dead First of all, I have no positive or negative relationship with the Star Wars franchise, meaning I don't hate it, but I don't love it as well. I've seen most of the movies, but It never clicked with me. Yet, I've played this game for 100+ hours in total and loved it. That's how good Star Wars Battlefront II is. Secondly, let's get the meaningless stuff out of the way, the single-player campaign is trash. It's there just to say It does have a campaign. That's not the main focus of the game nevertheless. The multiplayer of Star Wars Battlefront 2 is a 10/10 in every aspect. It's visually the best online TPS game, the graphics, the VFX, the sound design, the music, and the atmosphere, are still extraordinary. If It was released today instead of 2017, It would probably be the best-looking game of the year. And the performance is extremely good. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3001356440 The game is insanely fun with gameplay that feels amazing to play with various characters, classes, and weapons. There are dozens of different maps that all look beautiful, and detailed and are all very fun to play. There are also extremely fun multiplayer modes, my favorites being Supremacy and Heroes vs. Villains. Star Wars Battlefront II is such an underrated masterpiece in its category. It's such a shame to it in its current dead state. It takes minutes to find a match, and It's so hard to find a PVP game, which is the whole point of this game. I wish EA didn't mess up the game's launch with their greediness and terrible servers back then. With new content with each update, Battlefront II could be a hit that everyone enjoyed, even today. I hope they revive this masterpiece or come up with a third game with the same quality and polish. For now, Star Wars Battlefront II remains a blast with my friends in my memory... GOLDEN MEDAL Follow My [URL=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40523765-Bearsonal/]Curator Page ❤️[/URL]
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I can recommend Battlefront 2 if you get it on sale for 5$ like I did- but only at 5$, because even 7 damn years later EA is still finding ways to make you second-guess your decision. I don't even need to say it really, but it bears repeating: Battlefront "2" is a great game that has a terminal case of EA Games. The actual game part of Battlefront is nothing but positives; it's everything built around and inside of it that leaves a bitter aftertaste. As such, I am ultimately giving this a thumbs up, but only because there isn't a "meh" option. Really, the rest of this review is less about the actual game and more about the other stuff you'll have to put up with whilst playing said game; that way you can assess for yourself if this game is worth 5$ + the mountain of annoying BS you have to try and ignore whilst playing. PROS: ----------------------------------------------------------- + The game itself is great fun. Nothing complicated, not breaking any new ground, but who cares? It's a really well polished, good looking shooter with everyone's favorite Sci-fi as a coat of paint. Hell, I don't even particularly like Star Wars and I still enjoy this because it skips out on all the dumb stuff to get right down to the actual "war" part of Star Wars. + It is honestly impressive how good looking this game is even now considering this thing is almost 7 years old. + Goes without saying that the performance, for the most part, runs very smoothly in 2024. + Way better than the ""original"" Battlefront, offering loads upon loads of additional content and ways to play the game. + You can extensively edit and modify the parameters of instant action games. Sick and tired of that little green dog turd doing weaboo flips all over your ass? Set the hero capacity for any given match to 0! +If you are like me and buying this edition for 5$ in 2024, then congratulations! Patience is a virtue, and as such we get to not only circumvent the single biggest cancer that was grafted on to this game, but we get all the stuff others had to bend over ass backwards to unlock. +It's just plain fun to dress up as a Clone/Storm trooper and shoot stuff. As I said, the positives are all very real and very easy to recommend. Kudos to DICE's hard work there. The issue is that, even now, EA's cold, icy talons exert a noxious influence on your experience trying to play the nice game for nice people. CONS: ----------------------------------------------------------- - The balance between certain heroes is glaring, to say the least. You ultimately dodge the vast majority of game imbalances that were a product of it's controversial lootbox BS, but you will still experience faint echoes of that now. - Look at those four nasty glowing yellow boxes next to you. This game requires: 3rd-party DRM, 3rd-party account, 3rd-party EULA, EA subscription agreements and further Terms & Conditions. This game will saddle you with a lot of slimy corporate baggage just to get to some fun mindless shootbangs. - All those shiny extra cosmetics and goodies you got for pennies by waiting 6 years to play BF2? If your connection to EA's servers flickers for even a moment, you'll lose your access to them until you reboot the game with a fresh connection to the servers. Even if you saved all those to your loadout, if you play while "offline", you'll revert back to basics. It's largely cosmetic, granted, but inexplicably Jedi heroes like Obi-Wan, Anakin and Grievous get locked off from you. - The game will perpetually nag you if it considers you offline, too. The silver lining here is that you ultimately still get to play, but you can tell it quietly resents you for doing so. - Did I make it clear how crappy EA's post-Origins servers are? Because they're awful. Be prepared to play "offline" a lot. - Also I should clarify the Celebration Edition contains all DLC goodies *up to* 2019. Anything that got released after this time is not granted, so be aware of that: you're not actually getting everything. - All 3rd party EA launcher BS and service agreements you have to sign off on allow it to data-mine the shit out of your PC, and not just for basic data analysis. The terms explicitly state they -will- sell your data to advertisers or hell, anybody really. Best of all, if someone breaches their data server security and steals your data and/or hacks your account, steals credit card info, etc, EA gets to absolve itself of any responsibility and shifts the blame to you. I know this sort of crap isn't strictly unique to EA, and in fact is just another nightmarish reality of modern gaming that we've just accepted, but jesus. TL;DR ------------------------------------------------------------- I ultimately recommend BF2 if you can get it on sale for a sum in the single digits, but only just. At 5$ you can probably put up with all the invasive nonsense the game still tosses at you and still have a blast once you're actually popping rounds off. As it stands, Battlefront 2 is a great game that still manages to leave a bitter aftertaste even 6 years on and well after the most offensive aspects like the loot boxes sloughed off. If putting up with that in return for only paying a measly 5$ seems like a fair trade, then go for it: you do get a lot of bang for your buck, and certainly more than many who came before us. Otherwise, I implore you think it through because you're paying a lot more for this game than just 5$. Stay classy, EA.
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I must say that the game has come a long way since its controversial launch. With numerous updates and improvements, the current state of the game deserves recognition. Let's start with the visuals. The graphics in Star Wars Battlefront II are simply breathtaking. From the intricately detailed character models to the beautifully rendered environments, every aspect of the game immerses you in the Star Wars universe. Whether you're storming through the streets of Mos Eisley or engaging in epic space battles, the game never fails to deliver stunning visuals that make you feel like you're a part of the action. The gameplay mechanics have greatly improved over time. The addition of new heroes, villains, and trooper classes brings a diverse range of playstyles to the battlefield. The controls are responsive and intuitive, allowing for smooth and satisfying combat encounters. It's a joy to swing a lightsaber as a Jedi or Sith, or rain down blaster fire as a trooper. The game strikes a good balance between casual fun and strategic depth, providing both new players and seasoned veterans with an enjoyable experience. Progression and customization have also been revamped, addressing one of the major concerns from the game's early days. The loot box controversy is a thing of the past, replaced by a more player-friendly progression system. You earn experience points and credits by playing matches, which can be used to unlock new weapons, abilities, and cosmetic items. It feels rewarding to see your characters and vehicles evolve as you progress through the game. One of the highlights of Star Wars Battlefront II is its variety of game modes. Whether you prefer large-scale battles in Galactic Assault, intense dogfights in Starfighter Assault, or close-quarters combat in Heroes vs. Villains, there's something for everyone. The addition of co-op and the popular Capital Supremacy mode further expands the replayability and offers thrilling cooperative experiences with friends. However, while the game has come a long way, it's not without its flaws. Occasionally, there are minor balance issues that can disrupt the overall gameplay experience. Some heroes or starfighters may feel overpowered, leading to moments of frustration. Nevertheless, the developers have shown a commitment to addressing these issues through regular updates and patches. In summary, Star Wars Battlefront II is a game that has overcome its rocky start to become a highly enjoyable and immersive experience set in the Star Wars universe. The stunning visuals, refined gameplay, and wide variety of game modes make it a must-play for any Star Wars fan. With continued support from the developers, the game has transformed into a galactic adventure that is well worth your time. May the Force be with you!
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Kinda funny that this game had to die to become a good game, no lootboxes, no battle passes, just a lot of fun.
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Online players
1,922
Developer
DICE
Publisher
Electronic Arts
Release
11 Jun 2020
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