It finally happened. Yoda has been replaced—and not by some mighty Jedi or even a Sith-turned-hero redemption arc. Nope. He’s been swapped out for a Pit Droid. That’s right. The little mechanical goblin from The Phantom Menace who bonks his own head shut when startled is now leading charges on the battlefield in Star Wars Battlefront II (2017). This is not a drill. This is chaos. And it’s glorious. What Is the Pit Droid (Yoda Replacer) Mod? Created by a brilliant mind with either too much free time or just the right amount of imagination, the Pit Droid (Yoda Replacer) mod does exactly what the name implies: it replaces Yoda’s in-game model with a fully rigged and animated Pit Droid. Instead of the iconic, cane-carrying, green Jedi Master, you’ll now be zipping around the map as a stubby-legged droid that looks like it escaped the Mos Espa Pod Racing pit…
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Star Wars Battlefront II: Play as Captain Cardinal 2025 – The First Order’s Finest Returns!
When it comes to Star Wars Battlefront II (2017), there’s never a shortage of iconic characters to play as. But what if you could step into the crimson armor of the First Order’s most distinguished captain? Introducing the Play as Captain Cardinal 2025 mod—a stunning recreation of one of the most intriguing characters from the Star Wars canon. If you’ve ever wanted to command the battlefield in vibrant red Stormtrooper armor, now’s your chance. What is the Captain Cardinal Mod? This mod brings Captain Cardinal, also known as Archex, to life in Star Wars Battlefront II. A loyal servant of the First Order, Captain Cardinal served under Captain Phasma, rocking that crimson armor like it was made for him—and technically, it was. With this mod, you don his iconic red armor, complete with custom textures and polished designs that reflect the very essence of First Order intimidation. Forget the standard…
TL-50 Heavy Repeater: Andor’s Surprise Live-Action Debut
Andor Episode 10, titled “Make It Stop,” brought a hidden gem to the Star Wars universe’s live-action fold: the TL-50 Heavy Repeater. For hardcore Star Wars gamers, this isn’t just any blaster—it’s a weapon with serious history. The TL-50 first made its debut in Jedi Outcast, a classic game from 2002 that solidified its place in Star Wars gaming lore. Later, the weapon found new life in DICE’s Star Wars Battlefront games, reimagined with stunning graphics and devastating firepower. Now, thanks to Andor, it’s officially part of live-action canon. The Origin Story: Jedi Outcast The TL-50 Heavy Repeater was first wielded by Kyle Katarn, the rogue Jedi turned mercenary who became a fan-favorite in the Jedi Knight series. In Jedi Outcast, the weapon was known for its insane rate of fire and devastating power. It wasn’t just a blaster; it was a room-clearer. The secondary fire mode unleashed a concussive…
Looking Back: EA’s Star Wars Battlefront II and Its Bold Promise of New Movie Content
It’s been nine years since EA first announced Star Wars Battlefront II, promising content from the ‘new movies’ and a release just around the corner. The excitement was palpable—after all, this was the sequel to one of the most iconic Star Wars games ever made. But did it live up to the hype? Let’s take a trip down memory lane and see how that ambitious announcement shaped up. A Bold Announcement Back in 2016, EA made waves by confirming Star Wars Battlefront II would feature not only content from the Original and Prequel trilogies but also from the new movies. At the time, that meant The Force Awakens and the upcoming The Last Jedi. For Star Wars enthusiasts, this was the ultimate selling point—battles on Jakku, fights with Kylo Ren, and maybe even a chance to take down the First Order on Starkiller Base. The trailer dropped with epic visuals,…
Celebrate Star Wars with Up to 85% Off EA’s Jedi and Battlefront Games – Sale Ends May 15
It’s not every day that you get to celebrate Star Wars with a massive discount, but here we are. EA has rolled out an epic sale, slashing prices by up to 85% on its Jedi and Battlefront games until May 15. Whether you’re looking to slice through stormtroopers with a lightsaber or blast your way across the galaxy, now’s the time to stock up. The Games on Sale If you’ve been waiting for the perfect moment to dive into Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, your wait is over. This gem of a game is now available at a jaw-dropping discount. You get to step into the boots of Cal Kestis, a Jedi Padawan on the run from the Empire, slicing, dicing, and force-pushing your way through beautifully crafted Star Wars worlds. And then there’s Star Wars Battlefront II, the game that had a rocky start but somehow managed to claw…
Star Wars Battlefront II: Saw Gerrera’s Rebel Partisan – The Resistance Just Got Gritty
Saw Gerrera is a name that’s become synonymous with rebellion—real rebellion. If the Rebel Alliance is the face of organized resistance, Saw Gerrera’s Partisans are the underground brawlers, the ones doing the dirty work on the frontlines. Andor gave us a gritty look at how these fighters operate, with no frills, no mercy, and certainly no compromise. Now, thanks to the Saw Gerrera’s Rebel Partisan Mod for Star Wars Battlefront II (2017), you can step into that role and bring a little bit of Andor-style chaos to the battlefield. This mod replaces Finn with a fully-realized Partisan soldier, complete with the iconic scout helmet and custom portrait. Finally, you can fight like the real underground resistance: dirty, gritty, and unyielding. What is the Saw Gerrera’s Rebel Partisan Mod? The Saw Gerrera’s Rebel Partisan Mod is a comprehensive retexture and model replacement that transforms Finn into one of Saw Gerrera’s fearsome…
Star Wars Battlefront II: Crimson Dawn Maul Mod – Star Cards and Text With a Side of Dark Side Sass
Darth Maul didn’t just survive The Phantom Menace. He thrived. Spider legs, Mandalorian alliances, and eventually, a glow-up into the stylish crimelord of Crimson Dawn. So naturally, it was only a matter of time before a mod brought that dark swagger to Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017). Enter the Crimson Dawn Maul – Star Cards and Text Overhaul, a mod that swaps out the Sith assassin’s original content with a fresh coat of “Syndicate Boss Realness.” This one doesn’t change Maul’s outfit or animations, but instead retools the star cards and all related text elements to match his Crimson Dawn persona—just in case you wanted to pair lightsaber violence with mafia-level cool. It’s sharp. It’s slick. And it’s surprisingly immersive for a text-based mod. What Does the Crimson Dawn Maul Mod Actually Do? Let’s get into the meat of it. This mod replaces Darth Maul’s in-game star card names, descriptions,…
Star Wars Battlefront II: Ahsoka Tano Zygerrian Slave Mod – The Clone Wars Just Got Complicated
When it comes to Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) mods, the community never shies away from pushing creative (and sometimes controversial) boundaries. Enter the Ahsoka Tano Zygerrian Slave Mod, a head-turning reimagining of one of the most intense arcs from Star Wars: The Clone Wars. This isn’t your average re-skin. It’s a full-blown trip into a dark chapter of Ahsoka’s journey — minus the censors, plus a whole lot of detail. The mod transforms her in-game appearance to reflect the Zygerrian slave outfit from the animated series. If that sentence alone raised an eyebrow, buckle in. A Quick Refresher: When Ahsoka Got Captured If you’ve been deep into Star Wars movies, books, comics, or video games, you probably remember the Zygerrian arc. In Season 4 of The Clone Wars, Ahsoka Tano infiltrates a Zygerrian slave market during a tense undercover operation. Spoiler alert: it doesn’t go great. She ends up…
Star Wars Battlefront II Unleashes “UNLIMITED POWER” for May the 4th – Here’s What’s Happening
There’s chaos. There’s carnage. There’s Palpatine cackling somewhere in the background. It must be May the 4th in Star Wars Battlefront II, and this year’s celebration doesn’t hold back. DICE has hit the big red button labeled “UNLIMITED POWER” and turned the multiplayer battlefield into an all-out Force-fueled frenzy. From slashing Battle Point costs to doubling XP like a Jedi training montage on steroids, this temporary event transforms Battlefront II into the ultimate playground of galactic mayhem. Whether you want to spam lightsaber swings as Anakin, crush squads as Darth Maul, or just rack up kills with an actual horde of Wookiee Warriors, there has never been a better time to jump in. Let’s break down what’s live, what it means, and why this chaotic mode might be the most fun you’ll have all year in a galaxy far, far away. ⚡ What Is the “UNLIMITED POWER” Event? Running for…
Star Wars Battlefront II Mod Adds 3 Ahsoka Tanos – Because One Wasn’t Enough
If there’s one thing Star Wars has taught us, it’s that there’s no such thing as too many Ahsoka Tanos. From her beginnings as Anakin’s snarky Padawan to her rise as a battle-hardened warrior who walks the line between Jedi and something entirely her own, Ahsoka’s journey spans some of the best arcs in the galaxy. So why settle for one version of her in Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) when you could have three? Enter the aptly titled 3 Ahsoka Tanos mod. This delightful bit of modding magic lets you play as not one, not two, but three different Ahsoka skins in DICE’s high-octane multiplayer battlefield. It’s like the Spider-Verse of Star Wars—but with more dual-wielded lightsabers and fewer web-slingers. What Is the 3 Ahsoka Tanos Mod? This mod is exactly what it sounds like. It adds three unique Ahsoka Tano appearances to Star Wars: Battlefront II, each representing…
On This Day in Battlefront: Celebrating 5 Years Since the Battle on Scarif Update
Exactly five years ago, the Star Wars Battlefront II community experienced one of the most significant and emotional moments in the game’s history—the release of the Battle on Scarif update. What began as a much-anticipated content drop quickly became a heartfelt farewell from the Battlefront Live team and marked the end of a game that had fought—and won—its redemption arc. Scarif wasn’t just another tropical map. It was the final chapter in a game that had gone from galactic controversy to a fan-favorite success story. So let’s crank up the Supremacy playlist, grab our favorite hero appearances, and revisit everything this final update brought to the table. The Battle on Scarif: What Was in the Update? Launched as the final content drop for Battlefront II, the Battle on Scarif update arrived on April 29, 2020, bringing a host of new content across multiple modes and serving as a grand finale…
On This Day in Battlefront History: Remembering the Battle on Scarif Community Update
Five years ago today, the Star Wars Battlefront II community gathered for a bittersweet moment: the release of the Battle on Scarif Community Update video. Packed with new content, a healthy dose of fan service, and — most notably — a heartfelt farewell from the Battlefront Live team, this update wasn’t just about new maps or skins. It was the closing chapter of a game that had fought harder than most to win the love of the galaxy. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and revisit the Scarif update that felt like a Rebel victory and an emotional send-off, all in one. What Was the Battle on Scarif Update? Released as part of the final major content drop for Star Wars Battlefront II, the Battle on Scarif update brought a fan-favorite location back into the spotlight: the sun-soaked, palm-tree-dotted beaches of Scarif, straight from Rogue One: A Star Wars…
Star Wars Battlefront II Cassian Andor Mod – Strike Back Against the Empire in Rogue Style
Cassian Andor isn’t the flashiest rebel in the galaxy, but he’s arguably one of the most compelling. He doesn’t wield a lightsaber, doesn’t wear flashy robes, and definitely doesn’t wait around for destiny to call. He just gets the job done. So it’s fitting—and, frankly, long overdue—that modders brought him into Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) with the Fight the Empire as Cassian Andor mod. This mod lets you bring Cassian’s gritty, grounded energy straight into the heart of the battlefield. Whether you’re storming Imperial bases on Endor or holding your ground on Scarif, you’ll finally be able to do it wearing the jacket of one of the Rebellion’s most effective (and morally conflicted) operatives. And now that Andor Season 2 just launched a few days ago, what better time to relive the show’s tension-filled espionage, but with a lot more blaster fire and respawns? Let’s take a closer look…
Jedi Master Maul Mod for Battlefront II: When the Dark Side Just Wasn’t It Anymore
Darth Maul has been through a lot. He got sliced in half, stitched back together, lost his brother, got rejected by Sidious, lost to Obi-Wan (again), and then got taken out with one poetic slash on Tatooine. You’d think at some point he’d consider career counseling. Well, in this alternate timeline, he did. Thanks to the Jedi Master Maul mod for Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017), Maul’s officially turned in his Sith robes and red saber for a more peaceful, slightly more stylish path. This isn’t a fanfic—it’s a real mod, and it’s surprisingly convincing. The what-if scenario: What if Maul, tired of chasing revenge like a galactic drama queen, decided to take a deep breath, reevaluate his life choices, and join the Jedi Order? Or, at the very least, put on a fresh robe and try not to murder everything in sight. It’s a twist that turns one of…
Star Wars Battlefront II Mod Brings Clone Lieutenant Dusk to Life
Sometimes the best heroes in Star Wars aren’t Jedi or Sith—they’re the soldiers in the trenches, or in this case, the skies. Enter Lieutenant Dusk, also known as CT-9648, a highly specialized clone trooper now fully playable in Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) thanks to a new character mod that adds depth, lore, and jetpack-fueled action to your single-player experience. This custom mod introduces Dusk as a Lightside Hero (Slot 13), complete with his own armor, weaponry, abilities, and even a fleshed-out backstory rooted in the Clone Wars era. Designed with care and creativity, the mod gives Dusk the tools to dominate from above—making him an ideal pick for air support, aggressive flanking, or high-mobility chaos. 🔗 Download the mod here He’s not canon. He’s not multiplayer-safe. But he is the kind of character who fits perfectly into the world of Battlefront II, especially if you’ve already filled your game…
Rule the Galaxy with the Emperor Vader Mod for Star Wars Battlefront II (2017)
What if Anakin Skywalker never burned on Mustafar? What if, instead of becoming the armored Sith enforcer we know as Darth Vader, he rose through the dark side untouched, unmasked, and more terrifying than ever? The Emperor Vader Mod for Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) dives headfirst into that chilling alternate timeline—and lets you play it. This mod replaces all of Darth Maul’s skins with a custom version of “Emperor Vader,” an original take on what Anakin might’ve looked like had he seized control of the Empire without ever donning the helmet. It includes full visual and audio replacement, new textures, and even a few unexpected style choices that give this Sith Lord some serious presence. 🔗 Download the mod here Whether you’re looking to shake up your hero selection or just want to see what an unburned Vader could have been, this mod brings something refreshingly unique—and undeniably powerful—to…
Star Wars Battlefront II Mod Lets You Play as Padmé Amidala – Natalie Portman Edition
In the ever-growing world of Star Wars Battlefront II modding, one name has been on the wish list for a long time: Padmé Amidala. A central figure in the Star Wars prequels and a key political and emotional force in the galaxy, she’s finally getting her chance to shine on the battlefield—thanks to a new mod that lets you play as Padmé, complete with a faithful likeness to Natalie Portman. This mod replaces both Lando Calrissian and Leia Organa with different versions of Padmé, giving you the ability to bring the Naboo senator-turned-warrior queen into the fray with style. If you’ve ever wanted to roll into blaster fights or hero battles with elegance, diplomacy, and sheer blaster skill, this mod is a must-have. 🔗 Download the mod here Yes, it’s real. Yes, it’s stunning. And no, we don’t know why Padmé wasn’t part of the official roster either—but thanks to…
Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017): Daisy Ridley’s Rey Star Cards with NSFW porno versions.
If you thought Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) had already seen it all—think again. The modding community has once again outdone itself with a bold and unexpected twist: a fully customized Rey Star Card mod… but with an explicit NSFW flair. Yep, that’s a sentence you probably didn’t expect to read today. This cheeky mod replaces Rey’s standard ability Star Cards with custom, spicy versions that definitely earn their not safe for work tag. While the base gameplay remains untouched, these cards inject a whole new visual layer that’s equal parts hilarious and eyebrow-raising. And let’s be real—whether you find it brilliant or borderline unhinged, it’s impossible to ignore. What’s in the Mod: A Closer Look at Rey’s NSFW Star Cards Let’s break it down like a protocol droid at a cantina trivia night. This mod revamps Rey’s ability cards with artwork that blends the force with… well, something a…
Play as Dooku from Tales of the Jedi in Star Wars Battlefront II With This Stunning Mod
If there’s one thing Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) has taught us, it’s that the Force is far more flexible when modders are in control. Whether it’s Jedi robes on troopers, alternate lightsaber colors, or full-blown character replacements, the community knows how to dig deep into the lore—and the newest addition brings us back to a more elegant time in the galaxy. The Dooku Tales of the Jedi Mod transforms Count Dooku into his younger, pre-Sith self from the animated series Tales of the Jedi. This isn’t just a quick cosmetic update either—it includes a custom portrait and, more importantly, a blue lightsaber to match his days as a Jedi Master. So if you’ve ever wanted to see what it would be like to fight as Jedi Dooku rather than the Sith Lord we met in the prequels, this mod delivers that experience with polish and style. What This Dooku…
New Star Wars Battlefront II Mod Lets You Play as Mara Jade (Kylo Ren Overhaul)
Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) has come a long way since its launch, with the modding community breathing new life into the galaxy far, far away. While the official roster sticks to the on-screen canon, players have always craved deeper cuts from the Star Wars Expanded Universe—and this time, it’s Mara Jade making a dramatic entrance. Yes, the red-haired assassin-turned-Jedi and one-time right hand of Emperor Palpatine is now a playable character thanks to a bold new mod that replaces Kylo Ren with Mara Jade, complete with custom portraits, alternate art, and custom voice lines. This is the crossover nobody at Disney asked for—but everybody who’s ever read a Star Wars novel absolutely wanted. What Does the Mara Jade Mod Include? This is far from a basic reskin. The Mara Jade Mod is a full character overhaul built with surprising detail and respect for the character’s legacy in the Expanded…
Book Review: Battlefront II: Inferno Squad by Christie Golden
The Empire Strikes Back… With a Vengeance and a Moral Compass A Different Point of View… from the Empire If you’ve ever played Star Wars Battlefront II and thought, “Wait, why am I suddenly rooting for the Empire?”—Inferno Squad has the answers. This prequel novel by Christie Golden dives deep into the backstory of Iden Versio, the game’s main protagonist, and the elite special forces unit she commands. Set immediately after the events of Rogue One—yes, the Death Star just had a very bad day—Inferno Squad picks up with the Empire licking its wounds and plotting revenge. But instead of another superlaser (because clearly that went great), the Empire decides to fight fire with stealth. Enter Inferno Squad: a four-person team of brilliant, ruthless, and very shiny Imperial operatives with a mission to infiltrate and destroy what’s left of Saw Gerrera’s extremist rebels, the Partisans. This isn’t your typical pew-pew…
Star Wars Battlefront: Mobile Squadrons Released on This Day in 2009!
Ah, 2009. The year we were all pretending our flip phones were just as good as smartphones, and mobile gaming meant playing Snake or a pixelated racing game during a boring class. But then boom—out of hyperspace came something unexpectedly fun: Star Wars Battlefront: Mobile Squadrons. Yes, this underrated gem quietly landed on mobile devices on April 2, 2009, bringing the galaxy far, far away right into our pockets. And while it may not have had the visual polish of its console cousins, it made up for it with bite-sized chaos, clunky charm, and surprisingly deep gameplay—at least for a game that lived on a 2-inch screen. A Mobile Battlefront? Yep, It Was Real Released by THQ Wireless (yep, throwback alert), Battlefront: Mobile Squadrons was built for early mobile phones—not your iPhone 14 Pro Max, but the kind of phone that had a dedicated button for texting your mom “OK”…
Celebrating 6 Years Since the Capital Supremacy Update in Star Wars Battlefront II
Hard to believe, but it’s been six years since Star Wars Battlefront II dropped one of its most ambitious updates: Capital Supremacy. Released in March 2019, this massive free update didn’t just add some flashy new characters or fresh cosmetics—it redefined how large-scale combat felt in the game, brought meaningful quality-of-life improvements, and gave players a chance to live out full-on Clone Wars fantasies with ARC Troopers, Commando Droids, and some serious battlefield chaos. It’s aged surprisingly well, so let’s go back to that pivotal moment in Star Wars gaming and break down why Capital Supremacy still matters. ⚔️ What Was Capital Supremacy? At its core, Capital Supremacy was DICE’s answer to players who wanted something more tactical, more immersive, and just a little more Clone Wars. It introduced a brand-new game mode built around ground assaults and ship boarding sequences, with dynamic objectives that gave each match a cinematic,…
Star Wars Battlefront II – Play as Qi’ra (Crimson Dawn) with This Seamless Character Mod
Let’s be honest—Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) was already packed with iconic characters. But one noticeable absence? Qi’ra. You know, Crimson Dawn’s sharp-dressed, morally complicated boss played by Emilia Clarke in Solo: A Star Wars Story. Thanks to the Play as Qi’ra (Crimson Dawn) mod, that oversight is now officially corrected. This mod introduces Qi’ra into Battlefront II’s hero roster as a fully playable character, designed with her Crimson Dawn look—black outfit, confident posture, and all. She’s not just a visual swap either. She’s a fully integrated character mod that replaces an existing hero, bringing something fresh to the battlefield while fitting perfectly into the game’s tone and style. Here’s what you need to know about this impressive mod, how it works, and why adding Qi’ra to your loadout might just reignite your interest in Battlefront II. What Does the Qi’ra Crimson Dawn Mod Actually Do? This mod lets you…