The Epic Games Store is offering the PC version of Star Wars Battlefront 2 for free from January 14-21, 2021! The game was originally released on November 17, 2017 and has received over 25 free content updates since launch. Find out how long Star Wars Battlefront 2 will be free! Below is a rundown of the game’s current status. The free offer will end on January 14-21, 2021, so you should take advantage of it!

Celebration Edition

The Celebration Edition of Star Wars Battlefront 2 comes with a host of new content. There are 25 new appearances, six legendary heroes, over 100 new trooper skins, and over 70 new victory poses to use. As with all editions, the game includes the latest updates. The Rise of Skywalker content, as well as upcoming updates, is included. To see what’s new in the Celebration Edition, read on to learn more.

One of the best things about the Celebration Edition of Star Wars Battlefront II is its unmatched visuals and impeccable sound design. The map of Crait from The Last Jedi is absolutely stunning, while Kashyyyk’s grassy battlefield is just as lush. Every map has its own unique feel, and the soundtrack by John William is amazing. The game is so well made and beautifully crafted, I can’t wait to play more of it.

Galactic Civil War content coming to Star Wars Battlefront 2

Star Wars Battlefront II is getting more StarWars content. For starters, it’s getting 16 new battlefronts including Death Star interior and Tantive IV, and the full roster of heroes and villains. New characters include Boba Fett, Darth Maul, General Grevious, Lando Calrissian, and Luke Skywalker. And if you’re a fan of the movies, the new Galactic Civil War content will let you explore the world of the Star Wars franchise.

The next major update for Star Wars Battlefront II will focus on the Galactic Civil War. The Age of Rebellion update brings new co-op maps, reinforcements, and weapons. Unfortunately, the new Battle on Scarif map and Supremacy mode will not be available anytime soon. This is the second delayed update of the game, and the community was expecting more content, but they were worried that the last one would be lackluster.

Game’s length

If you’re looking to get into the Star Wars Battlefront 2 free game, the main campaign will take you roughly four hours to complete. Even if you’re playing on the easiest difficulty, you’re probably going to need more than half that amount of time to complete it. But that’s not the only question that plagues free games: how long does the game last? This article will provide answers to this question and more.

The free version of Star Wars Battlefront 2 has a decent campaign, with a well-written story bridging The Force Awakens and Return of the Jedi. The game also features interesting characters, a decent singleplayer mode, and plenty of action sequences. The game also repurposes several multiplayer maps into single-player levels, including the Starfighter Assault level from the multiplayer mode.

Microtransactions

Since the controversies surrounding Star Wars Battlefront 2, developers have been hesitant to introduce microtransactions into the game. Although loot boxes remain a part of the game’s daily login bonus system, the only microtransactions in Battlefront II are cosmetic items. Developer DICE removed gameplay bonuses in favor of customization options, which EA considered cosmetics. Nonetheless, players who don’t mind buying cosmetic items should have no problem purchasing them.

The game will also feature real-money currency called crystals. These credits can be spent on new skins for characters. These can range from new alien races to heroic characters. While the game has a lackluster customization system, players can use credits to purchase skins for characters. Purchasing skins allows players to customize their characters and their appearances. This is particularly important for the First Order, the Empire Stormtroopers, and the Republic Clone Troopers.

Bugs

There are numerous bugs in Star Wars Battlefront II. During the game’s beta testing, many players reported being unable to use the 1HP command in multiplayer mode. The game’s developer, DICE, said the issue is being fixed. However, this process has been slowed due to the holiday season, and the developer has not yet released a fixed patch. To report a bug, open the error in-game and select “Ctrl + Enter” to open the troubleshooter window.

In addition to these problems, there is also a bug that prevents players from dying, which has caused a great deal of friction among players. The bug has not been fixed, but EA has passed the issue to DICE. It’s unclear whether the glitch is a bug or a hack, but it makes the game virtually unplayable. This issue isn’t affecting all players, though.