#Star wars battlefront 2.filefront full version#
#Star wars battlefront 2.filefront mod#
#Star wars battlefront 2.filefront Patch#

#Star wars battlefront 2.filefront Patch#

The 1.3 patch supports far more than just the KotOR era and the new gamemodes from the Conversion Pack. If you've played the newest version of the Conversion Pack (2.0), you've seen a bit of what the 1.3 patch supports - thanks to it, we had access to the KotOR era alongside the two stock eras as well as many additional gamemodes. Modders, too, have been given a large amount of freedom with the 1.3 patch. It also gives a large amount of control to server admins in online gaming sessions. Players also have access to the extremely powerful and dynamic 'Fake Console.' The Fake Console has a large number of ways players can interact with and dynamically modify their game. Included is an easy means of changing from the new (visually upgraded) sides back to the original sides, as well as a means of either enabling or disabling the new HUD. With the Unofficial 1.3 patch, players first of all can play Battlefront II with a complete set of visual upgrades, just as seen in the 1.2 patch.

#Star wars battlefront 2.filefront mod#

What we have here is the culmanation of Zerted's work over the past few years, combined with the visual upgrades of the 'Unofficial 1.2 Patch' into one big mod - the 'Unofficial 1.3 Patch.' This mod gives both players and modders unparalleled control over what goes into and comes out of their Star Wars Battlefront 2. If you've played Battlefront at all or even looked at this site regularly, there's a very good chance you know Zerted's work - if you've ever looked at a Picture of the Day, it's been Zerted's work unlocking FreeCam that's made that possible.

#Star wars battlefront 2.filefront full version#

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