Seven years ago, Star Wars Battlefront II was in one of its better live-service moods. Not perfect. Obviously. This was still Battlefront II, a game that had already survived one of the messiest launches in modern Star Wars gaming. But by mid-2019, DICE had managed to turn the conversation around. The Clone Wars era was active, the player base was still showing up, and the game had settled into that strange redemption phase where even small updates felt like proof of life. The July 2019 Update was one of those smaller drops. It was not a giant expansion. It did not add a new planet, hero, or mode. Instead, it gave players something very Battlefront II: community quests for tiny but strangely desirable rewards. Voice Lines, Victory Poses, and Clone Wars Energy The update added new Community Quests that ran throughout July, letting players unlock animated Victory Poses and Voice…
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Star Wars: Unlimited – Twilight of the Republic Starter Decks Are 21% Off on Amazon
If you’ve been circling the launch bay and waiting for the perfect time to enter the Star Wars: Unlimited trading card game scene, the Force has delivered. The new Twilight of the Republic two-player starter decks are now available—and better yet, they’re currently 21% off on Amazon for just $27.54. That’s right: for less than the cost of a drink at Oga’s Cantina (okay, two drinks), you and a friend can dive straight into the third expansion of Fantasy Flight’s fast-paced TCG, no booster packs or midichlorians required. What’s Inside the Box? This isn’t just a deck or two slapped together and labeled “starter.” You’re getting a well-balanced introduction to the Star Wars: Unlimited system—packed with exclusive cards and nods to The Clone Wars era. The Twilight of the Republic starter set includes: Ahsoka vs Grievous: Duel of the Decks Each deck has a unique strategy and flavor, pulled straight…
General Grievous Joined Brawlhalla’s Star Wars Day Event
A Galactic Clash: Brawlhalla Meets Star Wars Brawlhalla’s May the 4th event is in full swing, and this year, the galaxy’s most formidable cyborg, General Grievous, has entered the fray. As part of the Star Wars Day celebration, players can experience a fusion of Brawlhalla’s intense platform fighting with the iconic Star Wars universe. General Grievous: The Droid General Arrives General Grievous joins Brawlhalla as a Mythic Crossover for Mako, wielding dual lightsabers (Katars) and a formidable Greatsword. His unique animations include spinning lightsaber attacks, spider-like crawls, and signature moves that pay homage to his appearances in the Star Wars saga. Players can now recreate epic battles, pitting Grievous against other Star Wars legends within the Brawlhalla arena. Star Wars Legends Return The event also sees the return of several Star Wars characters as Mythic Crossovers: Each character brings unique weapon skins, animations, and signature moves, allowing players to immerse…
How Old Is General Grievous? The Age of the Galaxy’s Most Infamous Cyborg Explained
General Grievous: the name alone conjures images of whirling lightsabers, coughing fits, and a truly unfortunate HR record for the Separatists. But underneath all that cybernetic armor and pure rage, one question remains — how old is General Grievous, really? Grievous may seem ageless thanks to his intimidating mechanical upgrades, but even cyborg supervillains have birthdays (or whatever passes for them on Kalee). Let’s dive deep into the history, lore, and a few questionable life choices to uncover the real answer. Who Was General Grievous Before the Cybernetics? Before he was the wheezing terror of the Clone Wars, General Grievous was Qymaen jai Sheelal, a proud warrior from the planet Kalee. He belonged to the Kaleesh species, known for their reptilian features and fierce combat skills. Grievous rose to fame fighting off the technologically superior Yam’rii species during the Kalee–Huk War, where his tactical brilliance caught the attention of the…