Or you don’t want me to.Įither way, the point is that these customization options aren’t available in the Imperial Army, and that didn’t sit well with modder Norm, who has designed a complete visual overhaul of the Empire’s troops in Battlefront 2. Cool weren’t they? You could personalize your different clone troopers to be part of different legions, giving their armor the same paintwork as the 501 st Legion, or the 104 th – you get the idea, and I’m sure you don’t need me to explain the significance of each and every faction of the Grand Army Of The Republic. With that in mind, think about all of the different customization options that the official dev team of Battlefront 2 added into the different clone wars factions.
I’m writing the article, and your reading it, both of us knowing that the Venn diagram of ‘Star Wars fans’ and ‘PC gamers capable of creating high-quality mods’ overlaps in a pretty drastic way, and that once they were able to the modding community started to cram in all sorts of aftermarket content that only enhanced the way the game looks, the way it’s played, and (thanks to all of the expanded universe characters being added into the title) who you can play as. That doesn’t include what the modding community has done to the game though. Still, three years on from its original launch, and Battlefront 2 is actually a great game – heaps of post-game content made it into a favorite amongst the fan base, with all kinds of different heroes, game modes, and maps being brought into the game after its first release.
That includes 2017’s Battlefront 2 – a game that released to a level of negativity that was unfamiliar, even to the likes of EA. If you read our articles often (which you really should), you will know that I like to write about Star Wars, because I like to play Star Wars.
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