This Huttslayer skin mod will replace Princess Leia’s Boushh outfit. It has been available in the Battlefront II game a special thanks to modder nanobuds.
There is another popular Star Wars costume that can be used in the game called the ‘Slave Leia’ outfit (now officially named ‘Huttslayer’). If players aren’t satisfied with the saber look or performance in the original game, this mod will help them out. Image Credit: FandomspotīetterSabers X also fixes issues with motion trail and adds more spark effects during combat. This BetterSabers X mod has fixed all the lighting and accuracy faults completely. It’s good to see classic Star Wars games getting some love with new official patches – Empire at War just got a massive update, too – but here’s hoping that any future updates are a little more ‘hotfix’ than ‘hot mess’.The lightsabers in the original version of the Battlefront II game weren’t that dim or not movie accurate. The previous Battlefront 2 updates took a while to be sorted out, too, so hopefully these issues will get addressed. Maybe the weirdest issue of all is that some players have found that tapping ‘print screen’ will crash the game entirely. More Star Wars: You can grab Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order here Surprise updates sound great until those surprises turn out to be bad ones, I guess. Perhaps most importantly, the patch has broken compatibility with a load of mods.
Players are reporting a load of issues over on the Steam forums, and it appears that functions in certain modes – like mid-game class swaps and some of the bigger strategic options in Galactic Conquest – aren’t working with any input method now. As players have found, the update has overhauled the menus to allow you to navigate them with a controller – something not previously possible on PC – and scales up the UI, which had started to appear miniscule at modern resolutions.īut the new controller support doesn’t work across all menus, it’s reset everyone’s keybinds, and apparently you can’t actually use the roll command on a gamepad anymore. The official announcement simply says that the hotfix “addresses a number of issues with graphic resolution and controller support in the game”. A pleasant surprise, right? Well, it seems there are a fair few issues with the update, and the patch is causing more frustration than celebration among players. A surprise hotfix landed today, adding proper controller support and better UI scaling at higher resolutions. Star Wars Battlefront 2 – as in the original, from 2005 – has already gotten a surprising number of updates to keep it viable on modern machines. Yeah, we guess there's not much more to say than that, really. A post on Steam simply reads: “reverting to the previous version”. The classic version of Star Wars Battlefront 2 has had its first patch in three years reverted after it broke aspects of the old PC game.
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