Star Wars Battlefront II Felucia update aiming for release on September 25
What you need to know
- Star Wars Battlefront II is the latest Star Wars game from DICE and EA.
- Earlier in 2019, DICE revealed a roadmap for new content that would be coming to the game over the year.
- One of those updates adds the planet Felucia, a Capital Supremacy planet with multiple Command Posts to fight over that is now set to release on September 25.
- Star Wars Battlefront II is currently $15 on Amazon.
Earlier in 2019, DICE shared a roadmap for upcoming updates for Star Wars Battlefront II that would release later in the year. One of these updates is the planet Felucia, which would be a Capital Supremacy planet. Capital Supremacy planets have multiple Command Posts, allowing for multi-stage battles. Today, DICE provided more information on Felucia.
Felucia has five Command Posts: Village, Sarlacc, Farm, Caves and Swamp. Felucia is a dangerous planet and while the Sarlaac is dead, there are toxic plants and fungi that release deadly gas, harming anything or anyone nearby. The Clone Army is protecting the evacuation of medicinal plants to their Venator ship, while the Droid Army is attempting to destroy the supply line and if possible, the Clones' lone method of escape. Felucia is being added as part of the Cooperation update, which is now set to release on September 25. This update also includes the much-anticipated Clone Commando.
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Star Wars Battlefront II is a first and third-person multiplayer shooter from EA. Over the past year, it has received a slew of updates which added more and more content to the game.
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