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Electronic Arts Star Wars Battlefront 2 - PS4

$10.99
$29.99 63% off Reference Price
Platform: PlayStation 4
Edition: Standard
Condition: New
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Top positive review
19 people found this helpful
Extremely underrated
By michael on Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2017
All I've been hearing about star wars battlefront 2 is hate and how it's pay to win but despite all the bad press i pre ordered it anyway because the trailer looked really cool and after playing the campaign multiplayer and arcade mode i love this game it's the best star wars game I've played in years and is almost as good as the old battlefront games the campaign more is great the acting story and gameplay is awesome the multiplayer is amazing my favorite game mode is galactic assault the battles and maps are massive and I've experienced no lag or server issues playing on my original ps4 and arcade mode is cool too custom arcade team battle mode is my favorite you can play split screen with or against a freind with bots there's Tons of settings like Changing team sizes bot difficulty maps etc so you have a great offline co-op experience similar to the old battlefront games the only mode that would be cool is a skirmish mode Now I'd like to clear up some myths about this game first off STAR WARS BATTLEFRONT 2 IS NOT PAY TO WIN i haven't bought one micro transaction and I've been doing great in multiplayer and racking up kills and I've been earning lots of credits through pure gameplay I've only had the game for a few days and I have almost all of the the heroes unlocked and I've had no problem getting loot crates with the credits I've earned through gameplay again I haven't spent a penny on any micro transactions and I've had no problem winning a match and unlocking heroes and crates and I'm not an EA corporate defender i despise pay to win games and I'm very anti corporate but This game IS NOT PAY TO WIN everything can be attained through gameplay and it doesn't take 60 hours in fact I think a lot of these negative reviews are from people who haven't even played the game Overall star wars battlefront 2 is a great game and a great sequel to the original battlefront games hopefully all this bad press won't affect additional content for this great game Highly recommended
Top critical review
8 people found this helpful
Much improved over SWB I. Flightstick compatibility and gameplay that emphasizes/rewards teamwork would make it better.
By nom de plume on Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2017
I'll get straight to the points: I'm giving it 4 stars, though my rating may increase to 4 stars once I start playing in Team Play games - MUCH improvement over SWB I. Ability to focus your attention on particular classes that fit your gaming style, and then focus on specific attributes within those classes, is great. - The campaign mode is decent considering that the main focus of SWB II is on-line play. In the campaign, you'll have the opportunity to play many of the "Hero" characters that you can unlock in standard on-line play. - The addition of vehicles is good, but the PS4 controllers prevent gameplay from being fun. If there was a flightstick out there that supported SWB II, it would change everything. - The "Galactic Assault" 40-player on-line games are pretty much a Charlie Foxtrot. As would be expected, the individual players are all looking out for themselves in order to maximize kills and XP. There is no way to communicate with the other players, so there is really no way to develop a strategy. And it appears as if there is no real incentive for your team to win a match or game - it seems like your XP and credit rewards are the same whether you win or lose. A team reward for winners would help this a little bit, but it's an unavoidable fact that most people will always look out for themselves. - "Strike" on-line play is the same as "Galactic Assault", only it's smaller-scale and there are no vehicles Strike games have fewer players (10 per team instead of 20"), and a smaller battlefield. I've found that the smaller numbers and battlefield encourage people to work together a little more than the wide-open Galactic Assault games, and I therefore I actually enjoy Strike games more than Galactic Assault. - Again, a flightstick option would make the vehicle games SO much better. - The whole "pay-to-win" thing has been corrected (unless you pre-purchased crystals, in which case you're still waiting to see what EA is going to do.) If you have ZERO skills and play the game for less than 15 minutes, at a bare minimum you'll accumulate one crate and 1,000 credits. How? **By logging in once every 24 hours, you automatically receive a free crate that contains 3 items. The items are typically: a random star card (to enhance a trooper, hero, or vehicle); credits to buy things; and parts to improve the things you already have. ** Play 10 solo games in arcade mode. Each game you play - whether you win or lose - will give you 100 credits. Playing battle scenarios will take longer, require skills ranging from basic to strong (depending on the difficulty level), and can give you bonus rewards depending on any of the "Challenges" the game has given you. BUT, if you want to earn some quick credits and/or have no skills, you can set up a custom game to make the AI as dumb as possible, you as strong as possible (double health, one-shot kills, etc..), and the number of kills required to win a game as few as possible (10 kills in the lowest). Play 10 games in a row with these settings and you'll end up with 1,000 credits in approximately 15 minutes (it actually takes longer for the game to load than it does for you to win a game.) The above "tricks" won't improve your skills, but like I said, you are guaranteed a crate and at least 1,000 credits a day for 15 minutes of game play. You'll need 15,000 credits to unlock the characters of Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader. You'll easily earn 15,000 credits in two weeks or less with the credits from your arcade gameplay and the credits in your free daily crate. Skywalker and Vader are the most expensive "Heroes". Other heroes can be purchased starting at 5,000 credits. A Trooper crate costs 4,000 credits. A hero or vehicle crate costs 2200 credits. -- Finally, the whole currency and level up system can initially be hella confusing if you're trying to figure it out on your own. Spend 15 minutes Googling and watching some videos that explain things and things will be cleared up. In summary, the game gets 3 stars. The communication capability could improve things to 4 stars once I start team play mode. Flightstick compatibility would greatly improve vehicle gameplay.

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