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Which brings us full circle back to square one. And the only way EA can fix this is by turning microtransactions back on. As a result, Battlefront IIвЂ™s sales have not only been doomed from the get go, but also in the future. TheyвЂ™ll grin as they watch you die over and over for the sheer fact that theyвЂ™ve had the game for longer. Release day buyers will annihilate you everytime, not because theyвЂ™re better at the game. If you buy this game a year after release, frustration is guaranteed. There, in the evil green cloud, we see вЂњGet More CratesвЂќ. Until eventually, no matter how avid a Star Wars fan you may be, an evil green cloud gathers on your menu screen. That player will be treated to the highest budget of Star Wars quality in gaming today. We have great mechanics and handling for the player. In this review so far, we have learned that overall, everything is going well. Lootbox Economy And What It Does To Battlefront II This little deal also shines through in a constant barrage of classic Star Wars tunes ranging from the prequel trilogy to that riling jingle we hear as pilots race to their ships to take on Starkiller Base.

Battlefront 2 classic not logged in movie#

DICE had access to the official movie library of sound effects to really make Battlefront II feel as Star Wars as possible. From the familiar Death Star klaxon to the incredibly satisfying guitar slam of FettвЂ™s seismic charges, all this visual prowess is complimented by true Star Wars sounds. Lighting is incredible with not a single flickery shadow or cutoff. A particular highlight is the Separatist attack against the clones on Kashyyyk (yes it has three вЂyвЂ™s in it).Д«e it in the campaign or one of the multiplayer modes, every item, every wall, every character looks the part. We now have all three eras from the Star Wars trilogies to battle in. Battlefront IIВ has arrived with far more content in comparison to its predecessor. It didnвЂ™t even have battles in space! After years of discussion surrounding an anaemic set of release day content and paid updates, DICE has delivered. When 2015вЂ™s Battlefront released it got hammered by the fan base for being so lacklustre in content. With that said, it is honestly a shame that so many Star Wars fans will miss out on what the developers have crafted for them because of the damage EA has done to the title. Sure, some bits will have you screwing up your face and shouting вЂњthatвЂ™s dumbвЂќ at the screen. ThatвЂ™s the most important part for the story. Thanks to the incredible skill of the developers, world design is unbelievably spot on and if anything, youвЂ™ll enjoy exploring areas from the movies as a result. What I can assure you of is just how Star Wars it really feels. So it goes without saying вЂ“ donвЂ™t expect to have your skirt blown up by Battlefront IIвЂ™s campaign. Thinking back to their previous title, MirrorвЂ™s Edge 2, that is pretty clear to see. Yet it also displays that DICE have a ways to go before really nailing a good blueprint for story telling. It feels like DICEвЂ™sВ next effort after Battlefied 1вЂ™sВ War Stories. ItвЂ™s a lot to cram into just five hours and even though we know and love these characters, within the game itself itвЂ™s just not enough time to experience a satisfying character arc for each. Over the course of that five hours, DICE does its best to tug on every one of our nostalgia heart strings, allowing us to play not only as Iden Versio but also as Luke, Leia, HanвЂ¦. If you play a lot of videogames and love Star Wars, youвЂ™re better off putting the game on the highest difficulty. With that, for better or worse, Battlefront IIвЂ™s campaign begins feeling like Star Wars at its best.Д«ut does that feeling last? We should hope so with the campaign lasting only around five hours. Not only is it fantastically designed from the get go, but itвЂ™s also Star Wars canon. You know this is all about the fall of the Empire after the collapse of the Death Star II. You see the world design, hear the voice acting. If you grit your teeth and bought Battlefront II, for sheer love of Star Wars as I did, youвЂ™ll sit down and watch the opening cinematic, feeling that warm glow of Star Wars familiarity sinking in. LetвЂ™s bear these points in mind as we review вЂ“ and only review вЂ“ Star Wars: Battlefront II. Yet, unlike the protest score you will find on Metacritic, the game developed by DICE, Criterion and Motive is not automatically awful because of a monetisation system forced upon them by their publisher. I completely agree that it is the most dangerous thing to established AAA gaming that we have to contend with. Lastly, IвЂ™d like to take this chance to remind everyone that yes, lootbox economy is bad.