You can earn crates through “completing challenges and other gameplay milestones, or by purchasing them with in-game credits or Crystals, our premium currency.” Duplicate Star Card drops will be converted into crafting parts, which you can then use to upgrade the Star Card of your choice. You can only upgrade or unlock them if you have reached a high enough rank, which is determined by playing the game.” So even if you splash some real-world cash, some gameplay is still required to get your Star Cards to their most powerful form.Ĭrates will continue to contain Star Cards, along with outfits, emotes, and victory poses.
This edition contains Star Wars Battlefront II and the complete collection of customization content acquirable through in-game purchase from launch up to and including Appearances for Finn, Rey, and Kylo Ren. That’s the closest EA have come to an assurance that paying for microtransactions won’t give players a significant edge over their competition, though they also say “you have to earn the right to be able to upgrade Star Cards and unlock most Weapons. Star Wars Battlefront II: Celebration Edition Be the hero in the ultimate Star Wars battle fantasy the new Star Wars Battlefront II: Celebration Edition. “As a balance goal, we’re working towards having the most powerful items in the game only earnable via in-game achievements.” “We know you have a lot of questions about crates and progression, so we want to clarify a few things, as the complete system was not in the beta and will continue to be tuned over time,” say EA.
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