Corto

Don't bend down. That's the only advice I can give you.

Oh well...

Have you played the Death Star DLC? I think that mode pretty much explains what I expect from a Star Wars game. After playing the Death Star DLC, playing conquest or walker assault felt too generic to be worth the time.

I'm ok with any era. It's the gameplay itself that I find lacking. Except for the Star Wars visuals, I don't get any extra of this game that I would from any other shooter. In fact, the third person view "peek around the corner" exploit and some starcards break the immersion completely.

The main difference between my examples and the actual game modes is the change of setting, objectives and pace of the game. Versus a slight variation of a walker assault mode.

Another example, using the battle of Endor. The first stage would be to steal information about the location and status of the second death star and escape on an imperial shuttle. A second stage where you actually have to fight to bring down the shield generator base. A final stage where you fight your way into the Death Star and blow the generator.

For example. I Hoth, I would have made the walker assault mode a little shorter as an initial stage, then another stage where you have hold back imperial troops until "critical" personnel is evacuated, then escort Leia, Han, Chewie, R2D2 and C3PO to the Falcon an guarantee their escape.

The main issue is the contrast between what could've been and what it is. It's a "look more useless features", enhanced visuals of the first one. They should have used more scenes from the movies to make more interesting game modes instead of just using the context. At risk of sounding like an obsessed fan-boy, the Death Star DLC was awesome and really captured the Star Wars feeling beyond of what you actually see. Slap a Star Wars skin-pack into almost any shooter and you wil...

Sorry, I am dissapointed with SWBF 2. Is not a shitty game, but it could've been so much more.

I agree Circa. But I was hoping SWBF 2 to best SWBF 1. And also with you Tompa, Disney is not doing it right either. While I was playing the campaign, I couldn't shake the feeling of how great a proper JK game done with that engine and those visuals would be.

Now, the graphics and sounds are amazing.

It feels like they tried to appeal to both publics and they failed on both fronts. Maybe in console it's doing better. I don't know.

What we have now is a Battlefield 1 with a Star Wars skin and no personality at all.

The previous game was too generic, but with the Death Star DLC they really nailed the Star Wars feeling. I was hoping they would capitalize on that and improve upon the idea of multi-stage engagements.

The loot boxes where the breaking point, yes. But the game is neither Star Wars nor Battlefield. It's a hybrid shooter with a Star Wars skin slapped to it.

What's he doing?

Salsa!

Other people too.

He didn't even do that...

Definetely Ron Perlman. The character I'm working on is perfect for Ron Perlman.

No high poly. It's meant for a single player experience I'm working on. But once released, all the kitbashers are free to use the mesh to come up with new characters.

Low ride.

Thanks for the advice. Farewell.

Do you play it on Dolphin? Does it run ok or does it still have slowdown problems in certain levels?

I agree with Bek. One should be able to filter out the toxicity out there and stick with the positive people. Toxic people exists since the beginning of humanity, it is us who give them entity. If you ignore them, they usually get bored and go away. Not only on the internet, but in real life too.