🌟 Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection: Are the Bonus Characters from a Fan-Made Mod? 🌟
The recently announced Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection DLC seems to feature a fan-made mod for its Battlefront 2 additional content, as noted by fans.
Star Wars Battlefront Collection Appears to Utilize Fan-Made Mod
The highly-anticipated Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection is set to transport fans back to the beloved battles of the original Star Wars movies. From epic lightsaber duels to intense ground combat, this collection has it all. However, recent suspicions have arisen regarding the bonus content included in the game.
🎮 The Return of Kit Fisto and Asajj Ventress 🎮
One of the highlights of Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection is the inclusion of bonus characters Kit Fisto and Asajj Ventress. These two fan-favorite Force users were originally available as DLC for the Xbox version of 2005’s Star Wars Battlefront 2. Alongside four bonus maps inspired by iconic Star Wars locations like Cloud City and Yavin 4, these characters brought even more excitement to the game.
🤔 A Curious Discovery 🤔
However, some eagle-eyed fans have recently noticed something peculiar about the new playable characters. A Reddit user by the name of TMT-MrExcitement took to r/pcgaming to share their discovery. According to their detailed post, it seems that Kit Fisto and Asajj Ventress in Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection might not be the same as the original Xbox version.
⚠️ Allegations of Mod Usage ⚠️
TMT-MrExcitement believes that developer Aspyr, known for their Star Wars ports, may have used character models from a fan-made mod found on ModDB. This mod was created with the intention of bringing the Xbox-exclusive content to other platforms. In the mod, two existing characters were simply reskinned to resemble Kit Fisto and Asajj Ventress. TMT-MrExcitement pointed out that Asajj Ventress, in particular, appears to be wielding two lightsabers like in the mod instead of her original nunchuck-like saber.
🤷♂️The Plot Thickens 🤷♂️
To make matters more intriguing, it seems that the mod Aspyr may have drawn inspiration from is an outdated version. The mod’s creator, who goes by the handle iamashaymin, recently mentioned in an interview with GameTopic that they were made aware of the situation by friends and followers. They have reached out to Aspyr, but as of now, the developer has yet to respond.
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🌋 Aspyr’s Controversy Eruption 🌋
Aspyr is no stranger to controversy when it comes to their Star Wars game ports. In the past, they released an updated version of Knights of the Old Republic 2 without the promised Restored Content Mod DLC. Additionally, their port of Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy suffered from matchmaking issues, causing veteran PC players to invade console servers for easy wins against newcomers. This latest scandal surrounding Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection adds another chapter to Aspyr’s controversial history, assuming the allegations of using a fan-made mod are indeed true.
🔗 For more information on Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection, check out these interesting links:
- Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection on Aspyr’s website
- Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection trailer on YouTube
- Official Star Wars Battlefront website
- ModDB, the home of fan-made mods
- GameTopic interview with iamashaymin
📣 Share your thoughts!
Have you noticed the discrepancies in the bonus characters of Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection? Do you think Aspyr used a fan-made mod for their character models? Let us know in the comments below! And don’t forget to share this article with your fellow Star Wars fans on social media. May the Force be with you! ✨✨✨
