SWBF 3 offline
This is awesome. The game we have been waiting for is finally getting developed. Star Wars Battlefront 3. I’m in love. But, one thing. I have one request. Please, please, bring back the awesome offline play we once had. Although I am so excited for this game, this one issue is making me hesitant about this game’s future. There is a reason I will pick up the controller and play battlefront 1 instead of battlefront 2 someday, and that’s simply because you had better, and more options for offline play when I wanted an easy time on battlefront. Don’t get me wrong, battlefront 2 is great, online play and all. But all of its offline play seemed to be an afterthought more than anything. And it was a great sadness to me when they added more content (instant action offline) and it wasn’t split screen. Because I love playing online, but it’s an experience like none other when you sit down with your friends, your laughing and goofing around on your favourite split screen games… which is always battlefront 1, or the classic battlefronts for us. What did they have that battlefront 2 didn’t have? Flavour. Something different would happen every match. Ai was harder, smarter, the game modes were interesting and not same-old. Survival for example (my personal favourite) every match could have a new challenge just because one bot would do something different to the rest. And the game mode was chaos and just intoxicating fun. So fun and different in fact that my dad who never plays console game would always concede to a game if we played that, he loves watching us play that. Not if battlefront 2 is on though. So what am I asking for? Something different I guess. Of course, move on with the awesome online play that we will all love, but don’t forget those people who simply want a friendly two player match on the couch. And don’t just give us arcade battles. They’re fun at first, but again, same-old thing. Nothing different in them, no flavour. So I beg of you, please give us dynamic fun offline, something that will make us excited to turn on the tv and simply play with our friends. Make it a game to remember.60Views1like3CommentsBF2 error code 1756
a lot of people have been currently running into error 1756 on Battlefront 2, I've tried everything to force the handshake, even manually changing my DNS and it still doesn't work which leads me to believe that this is an EA issue, please bring this to attention EA.186Views4likes5CommentsWunschliste Star Wars Battlefront 3: Ahsoka Tano & Clone Wars Kommandeure
Beitrag: Hallo zusammen, hallo EA- & Entwickler-Team, als langjähriger und begeisterter Fan der Star Wars: Battlefront-Reihe möchte ich hier im Forum eine Wunschliste für ein potenzielles Battlefront 3 oder zukünftige Star Wars-Multiplayer-Projekte teilen. Battlefront II hat bereits ein fantastisches Fundament für die Klonkrieg-Ära gelegt, aber es gibt noch so viel ungenutztes Potenzial bei den Charakteren aus den Animationsserien, die in einer modernen Engine einfach genial aussehen würden. Besonders folgende Helden und Einheiten stehen bei mir (und vielen in der Community) ganz oben auf der Liste: 1. Ahsoka Tano & Asajj Ventress Ahsoka Tano: Ihr Kampfstil mit zwei Lichtschwertern (Jar'Kai) und ihre enorme Akrobatik würden eine völlig neue Spieldynamik bringen. Skins: Riesen Auswahl aus The Clone Wars, Rebels und ihrer Live-Action-Serie (inkl. „Ahsoka die Weiße“). Asajj Ventress: Als perfektes Gegenstück auf der dunklen Seite mit ihren gekoppelten Lichtschwertern. 2. Kultige Klon-Kommandeure & Captains Captain Rex (501st): Beidhändige DC-17-Pistolen, taktikbasierte Team-Buffs sowie Phase-1-, Phase-2- und Rebels-Skins. Commander Cody (212th): DC-15A-Karabiner, Zielmarkierungen für das Team und Anforderung von Unterstützungsschlägen. Weitere Fan-Favoriten: Commander Wolffe (104th), Commander Bly (327th) und Commander Gree (41st). 3. Das Bad Batch (Clone Force 99) Einzigartige Fähigkeiten für Hunter, Crosshair, Wrecker, Tech und Echo – entweder als spielbare Helden oder als spezielle Elite-Infiltratoren.Star Wars: Battlefront III
I've never actually posted on a forum before, but I wanted to share my thoughts on something that I think has really hurt multiplayer games over the years. Hopefully, EA will see this and at least take it into consideration. I genuinely believe EA should stay away from skill-based matchmaking (SBMM) in the upcoming Star Wars game, especially in casual multiplayer. I feel like SBMM has taken a lot of the fun out of gaming. Not everyone wants to get home after a long day and feel like they're competing in a tournament every single match. Sometimes we just want to hop on, have some fun with friends, and enjoy the game. One of my biggest issues with SBMM is that you can have one or two really good games, and suddenly you're thrown into lobbies full of people playing like their lives depend on winning. It gets exhausting, especially when you're just trying to play casually. I don't think having a good match should mean the next several matches are going to be miserable. I understand the idea behind SBMM, and I get that newer players shouldn't constantly be getting destroyed by experienced players. But I also think there's a point where trying to make every match perfectly balanced starts taking away from what makes multiplayer games enjoyable in the first place. I also think it hurts the long-term player base. The people who genuinely enjoy the game and stick around for years shouldn't feel like they're being punished just because they've gotten better at it. Meanwhile, some of the extremely competitive players who grind the game nonstop at launch might move on to something else in a month or two. Personally, I'd much rather have a mix of matches. Some games I do great, some games I get absolutely destroyed. That's just part of gaming, and I'm perfectly fine with that. Casual matchmaking should focus more on connection quality, balanced teams, and just letting people enjoy the game. I'm not saying matchmaking should be completely random or that new players shouldn't have some protection. I just don't think every casual match needs to feel like a ranked game. In my opinion, SBMM has ruined games and it kills them really fast, with the streamer communities and highly competitive Warzone players that love the game at launch and then talk down on it and go bsck to fortnite and COD war zone. I'm curious what everyone else thinks about SBMM. I get there's not a whole lot of options for balancing but SBMM, is not the answer for this game. I don't want this game to be like Battlefront II and the new Battlefield. Hopefully EA takes some of the community's opinions into consideration before launch.20Views0likes0CommentsStar Wars: Battlefront III
I've never actually posted on a forum before, but I wanted to share my thoughts on something that I think has really hurt multiplayer games over the years. Hopefully, EA will see this and at least take it into consideration. I genuinely believe EA should stay away from skill-based matchmaking (SBMM) in the upcoming Star Wars game, especially in casual multiplayer. I feel like SBMM has taken a lot of the fun out of gaming. Not everyone wants to get home after a long day and feel like they're competing in a tournament every single match. Sometimes we just want to hop on, have some fun with friends, and enjoy the game. One of my biggest issues with SBMM is that you can have one or two really good games, and suddenly you're thrown into lobbies full of people playing like their lives depend on winning. It gets exhausting, especially when you're just trying to play casually. I don't think having a good match should mean the next several matches are going to be miserable. I understand the idea behind SBMM, and I get that newer players shouldn't constantly be getting destroyed by experienced players. But I also think there's a point where trying to make every match perfectly balanced starts taking away from what makes multiplayer games enjoyable in the first place. I also think it hurts the long-term player base. The people who genuinely enjoy the game and stick around for years shouldn't feel like they're being punished just because they've gotten better at it. Meanwhile, some of the extremely competitive players who grind the game nonstop at launch might move on to something else in a month or two. Personally, I'd much rather have a mix of matches. Some games I do great, some games I get absolutely destroyed. That's just part of gaming, and I'm perfectly fine with that. Casual matchmaking should focus more on connection quality, balanced teams, and just letting people enjoy the game. I'm not saying matchmaking should be completely random or that new players shouldn't have some protection. I just don't think every casual match needs to feel like a ranked game. In my opinion, SBMM has ruined games and it kills them really fast, with the streamer communities and highly competitive Warzone players that love the game at launch and then talk down on it and go bsck to fortnite and COD war zone. I'm curious what everyone else thinks about SBMM. I get there's not a whole lot of options for balancing but SBMM, is not the answer for this game. I don't want this game to be like Battlefront II and the new Battlefield. Hopefully EA takes some of the community's opinions into consideration before launch.31Views0likes0CommentsBattlefront III
Just saw the news that BFIII is officially in Production, and I definitely have a "wish list". First and foremost: GALACTIC CONQUEST (single player mode) Definitely more things for single player, as well. Expanding Assault to more than 2 maps per era (I know it was a 1-1 for Attacker and Defender for each faction, but still). Bring back the "multi-stage missions" that you had as DLC in BFI with Death Star and Scarif. Those were nice. The ability to actually spend the credits you get without having to bend over backwards for things like skins and upgrades. That's it for now. I'm sure others will have their own ideas, which I welcome them to post here.13Views0likes0CommentsНе запускается Star Wars Battlefront 2 через Steam
Такое кстати со всеми играми от ЕА. Раньше такой фигни не было, но теперь, когда нажимаю играть то открывается EA лаунчер, окно с надписью подготовка игры а в стиме проверка файлов, и в итоге ничего не происходит и игра не запускается, а в ЕА лаунчере вообще пишут что игра не установлена либо игры у меня нету в библиотеке вовсе. Пробовал уже все нашедшие способы исправления, переустанавливал ЕА лаунчер и игру, Если у кого было подобное, подскажите, как вы решили это, и еа, почините уже свой лаунчер наконец-то.Solved162Views0likes8Comments