HELP NEEDED!! STUCK IN TITLE SCREEN

You have two very low quality video devices, so far below the minimum they may as well not exist.  The cannot run on either one of them.  The "fix" is up to you, not anyone else.  You tried to ignore the requirements.  Now, to play this, you have to upgrade your hardware.

Star Wars Battlefront

Minimum PC System Requirements

    OS: 64-bit Windows 7 or later (Win 7 should have SP 1)
    Processor (Intel): Intel i3 6300T or equivalent (3.3 GHz)
    Memory: 8GB RAM
    Hard Drive: At least 40 GB of free space
    Graphics card (NVIDIA): nVidia GeForce GTX 660 2GB
    Graphics card (ATI): ATI Radeon HD 7850 2GB
    DirectX: 11.0 Compatible video card or equivalent
    Online Connection Requirements: 512 KBPS or faster Internet connection

Amazingly, ONCE I made it run, at waay over the 60 FPS, once, i dont know how, it was pretty stable as well, so I must say my hardware runs it.

how did you made it run? have the same problem.

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@Stefan8000 wrote:

how did you made it run? have the same problem.

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IMO, what I said right off is the final answer.  Either replace an entire laptop to have the right internal components, or upgrade a stationary computer with a proper GPU (which often requires an upgrade to the power supply as well). 

Game developers will continue to ignore Intel's video until they go to the same effort that AMD had been putting into their own onboard graphics (although it does seen that AMD ran into some limitations they hadn't anticipated, and the rate of progress slowed a great deal).

Laptops are an ecological wasteland.   They must be replaced far too often, and recycling procedures can reclaim only a small portion of the valuable rare resources required to assemble them! 

@CHEWBACCADOMAL

This helped me: "minimize the game, open the control panel and click on device manager. then alt tab back and it should work.  ", found it in another forum with lots of helpfull people. not like this here.

@Gorath_the_Elder

Oh, with the workaround, the game runs very good. The problem is only, that EA cant handle a proper solution for gamer notebooks with 2 graphiccards. And an advice to you, what about trying to help people instead talking bullship about better hardware. This problem is all around in this forum and you only talk about unusefull stuff. If i buy an EA game, i hope, i will find here a solution and not anywhere else.

And again for the laptop stuff, i am physically handycaped and can only play with laptops, because there is everything, where i need it. You should let the people choose there gaming device.

regards to you both,

stefan

You have to set your dedicated gpu in order to play this game (or try to play).

Check this: http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/pc-components/how-set-default-graphics-card-3612668/