EA’s Star Wars Battlefront II may have launched towards the end of last year, however that hasn’t stopped the first Star Wars Battlefront II from being improved. The classic game has recently gotten a new update on PC, more than 12 years after its launch.
The patch is generally minor: Disney says it incorporates things like minor bug fixes and enhanced lobby functionality. Steam usernames ought to be shown correctly in-game, while ping counts will be more precise going forward. You can check out the full patch notes by going to Disney, at the bottom of this article.
Star Wars: Battlefront II got a major update back in October when online multiplayer support was restored after being turned off years ago. It likewise included cross-play support between GOG and Steam users.
EA’s most recent Battlefront II, then, as of late got some free DLC based on The most recent Star Wars film, The Last Jedi. It included two new maps and new legend characters, in addition to other things. With respect to the film itself, we thought the film had issues, but effectively built up the sequels’ characters and subverted series tropes well.
Star Wars: Battlefront II (2005) Patch Notes
- Minor bug fixes and improved performance, the most important fixes are:
- The Lobby functionality has been improved.
- Steam usernames should now show accurately.
- Ping estimations are more accurate.
