Unofficial Star Wars Battlefront Ii V1 3 Patch Download
- With the Unofficial 1.3 patch, players first of all can play Battlefront II with a complete set of visual upgrades, just as seen in the 1.2 patch. Included is an easy means of changing from the new (visually upgraded) sides back to the original sides, as well as a means of either enabling.
- Download Unofficial Star Wars Battlefront II v1.2 Patch More Star Wars Battlefront II Mods This is called an unofficial patch, but it really is just tweaks the visuals some and adds new weapons.
Battlefront is on the brain. There's still months to go before DICE’s Frostbitten reboot of grand-scale Star Wars-fare hits monitors, but the (carefully choreographed) bits seen so far are exciting stirrings of trading hot laser, lightsaber, and explodey death in both familiar and new worlds. Ten years has been quite the wait.
Beyond jetpacking Rebel rocket troopers and anti-aliased Endor tree bark lies a fleet of expectations. A smooth launch and low bug count wouldn’t hurt, but hey, we’re PC gamers—let’s toss modding support right on top of the pile. While EA thinks about that (”don’t hold your breath,” says my Force-powered 8 ball), 2005’s Battlefront 2 still hosts a small but fiercely dedicated community and a legion of intricate mods. If that’s not enough worthiness for your Steam library, it’s also stupidly cheap as of writing (until May 7) at $3/£2, so picking up the base game is an inexpensive first step. GameSpy is no more, but external lobby programs such as GameRanger and GameMaster keep multiplayer breathing.
If you’re just looking for the grand slam of what Battlefront 2’s mods offer, consider installing the Conversion Pack, its patch, and the unofficial 1.3 game update. That combo provides a sizable content boost to most modes with minimal deviation from stock army-on-army gameplay, but plenty more choices await your consideration in this gallery. As a rule of thumb, keep the 1.3 update installed when configuring mods, as many of them won’t work without it.
Boy, are you guys in for a treat today. Here we have the Unofficial Star Wars Battlefront II v1.2 Patch by RepSharpshooter. Keep in mind that this is a fan-made patch, not an official LucasArts release.
Players who earn enough points during Star Wars: Battlefront II matches can play as a variety of special characters, from hi-tech Stormtroopers to the Emperor himself, but none are as deadly as the Wookiee Warrior. A new patch has nerfed these overpowered creatures and brought an end to their hairy reign of terror.
Wookiee Warriors are among the toughest special units in Battlefront II. They only cost 3,000 points to play, as which means that Rebel players putting in even a little bit of effort to capture control objectives and dispose of enemies can play as these terrifying fuzzballs. They’re also better than anything the Imperial team has access to. Players stuck on the Imperial side of the battle can play as the intimidating Imperial Death Trooper or the absolutely pitiful First Order Flametrooper, both of which pale in comparison to wookiees. Wookies are so damn strong that players often choose them over expensive hero characters like Han Solo or Finn. Players can also spawn as wookiees and earn enough points to keep spawning as them over and over again. Today’s patch takes steps to fix that problem.
The latest patch focuses on making changes to the Bowcaster, the wookiees’ absurdly powerful weapon. Bowcasters can fire lasers in a wide horizontal arc or a narrow vertical line. Switching between these two fire modes makes it easy to attack crowds on control points while also focusing the laser on beefy targets like hero characters in one-on-one battles. The patch reduces the Bowcaster’s damage so that it gets weaker at long distances and costs more heat to use. This will prevent wookiees from spamming attacks and force them to get closer to enemies.
The full adjustments are as follows:
- Reduced Bowcaster center projectile damage multiplier from 1.3 to 1
- Lowered Bowcaster fall off distance at the start from 20 to 10 meters & at the end from 30 to 25 meters
- Reshuffled Bowcaster explosion damage and projectile damage to make falloff have higher effect
- Increased Bowcaster heat per shot
Community concern about overpowered wookiees reached its height last week, leading players to lobby Battlefront II’s normally reclusive developers on social media, including design director Dennis Brännvall. Brännvall told players that the nerf was “coming.” The patch also adds story protagonist Iden Versio to the game’s online dogfighting mode and nerfs professional laughingstock Boba Fett.
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While the latter decision has left some redditors and forum members nonplussed, adjustments to the wookiees seem well-received. The wookiees are dead, long live the wookiees. However, we all know that Battlefront II won’t really be worth playing until Lando is buffed into the godly state he was in 2015’s Battlefront.