Star Wars: Battlefront 2 adds original trilogy-era Supremacy maps – including Scarif - lebelthenly

Asterisk Wars: Battlefront 2 continues its path of free updates well into 2020, and just ahead of the BB update – which makes BB-8 a playable Cuban sandwich – the developers at DICE have revealed what's next for the game. That's a return to the Master copy Trilogy and Age of Rebellion starting in February, including new Supremacy maps attack Scarif and Death Star 2.

Scarif will be a brand-new satellite for Battlefront 2, returning from a well-worshipped appearance in DICE's previous Battlefront title. It'll debut as a co-op location and wish eventually become a Supremacy map. And with the arrival of Rebellion-era maps, Supremacy testament directly knock off the 'Capital' prefix, as not all map is going to forefront to a capital ship.

"During development, we looked at the experiences that some Death Star II and Scarif would offer," the developers say, "deciding that the Age of Rebellion would be focused on ground-supported armed combat, which is a better appropriate for few of the more painting locations we have available. It's erect to imagine departure the Decease Star to attend a capital transport, get unparalleled having to deal with the shield that surrounds Scarif."

More straightaway, the BB update lands on February 3, which will add BB-8 and his villainous counterpart BB-9E as playable heroes. Both droids have some strong support abilities and regain health on kills, and you hind end get the full rundown of their abilities on the formalised site.

Battlefront 2 has slowly transformed into one of the staple multiplayer games on the market – and it's almost to the item where I feel suchlike I no yearner want to reference its astoundingly wicked launch in my terminal thoughts. (Almost.)