Star Wars: Battlefront II

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Star Wars Battlefront II is a survival story that gives Anakin Skywalker a run for his money. From her tumultuous start to 2017 to her disappointing end this year. Battlefront II has slowly become one of my favorite online shooters. While the story mode is pretty lacking, the rest of the game’s content is great. From unique modes like Co-op to Capital Domination, which hits me with nostalgia from playing conquest in classic titles.

Gameplay: Amazing. Great battles and nonstop action. Playing in a squad with friends is some of the most fun I’ve ever had. It’s like how you think a Star Wars game should feel. Very intense but at the same time loads of fun. Highly recommended for any star wars fan.

Story

The main protagonist of the story in Star Wars Battlefront II is Iden Versio – the commander of the Inferno Squad, an elite unit of Imperial special forces. After the destruction of the Death Star II, the direction of the Inferno Group changes, and soon Iden Versio and her group members must face a choice: will they fight for the remains of the Empire or will they stop fighting for its beliefs? The story itself takes place between Episodes 6 and 7 – but the latest edition of “Revival” also covers episodes of Episode 7.

Star Wars Battlefront II lets players experience the untold story of an Imperial elite special forces soldier in an all-new single-player campaign. In epic multiplayer battles, players pilot a First Order TIE fighter jet using giant dogfighters in the sky, and play as ground troopers or iconic heroes and villains, such as Yoda and Darth Maul, in all three star wars periods.

Star Wars Battlefront II The single-player campaign brings a new story to the Star Wars universe. Taking place in the 30 years between the destruction of the Death Star II and the rise of the First Order, the single-player story introduces Iden Versio, leader of the Inferno Squad, an elite special forces unit of the Empire of the Galactic, who are equally deadly on the ground and in the sky. In addition to Iden, players also get to meet and play as other iconic Star Wars heroes and villains like Luke Skywalker and kylo Ren during the campaign.

My Personal Notes

When Star Wars Battlefront II launched it wasn’t in a good place – like it really wasn’t. The media and players were very disappointed with the direction DICE took in this game.

After many changes Multiplayer, co-op missions, Arcade, and everything else are better than before. There is also an offline game mode where you fight against AI.

The Singleplayer is very good. The constant switching between ground and air combat looks great. I also liked how the player gets to visit somewhat iconic locations while playing the campaign.

The multiplayer is great and it’s very clear that this game has very casual touch. Among the different play modes, the favorite Heroes vs Villains mode features characters from all three trilogies. The player can choose to play during the Republic, the Empire, or during the First Order (and its opposing factions of course) in massive multiplayer battles.

Supremacy’s multiplayer matches feel too alive to be true thanks to AI that maintains critical positions and flags.

If you like dogfights during big battles in space, you can wait for some Galactic Assault or Starfighter Assault competitions which are also divided into the three categories mentioned earlier.

Lately, I’ve also started to enjoy the co-op-related missions where you attack or defend multiple locations with 4 players and a group of AI soldiers.

Pros:

• A large number of maps, characters, classes, villains, skins and mods are available for the game
• A very active community with a variety of mo ds available for download
• Fantastic shooting game with lots of variety in combat
• Tons of top-notch graphics to customize
  Perfect performance with no crashes

Cons:

• The terrible campaign that is too short and forgettable
• Requires Origin and no Steam achievements
• The game has stopped receiving support, leaving the future uncertain at best
• It could be argued that the game still lacks a decent amount of content from some of the Star Wars stories

Conclusion

If you’re a big Star Wars fan and you’re looking forward to a nice but concise story and some pretty serious multiplayer action, Star Wars Battlefront II might be worth your money. Multiplayer feels great and a lot of fun, especially if you have friends to play with. The game offers a lot and the player base is still pretty sizeable, which is to say, you end up getting games a bit faster but you will occasionally encounter empty-ish lobbies.