“We're happy to report the issue affecting #StarWarsBattlefrontII server capacity has been resolved. The handle later put up a tweet saying that the problem was fixed. RELATED: Ubisoft Should Make An Assassin's Creed Game Set In The Star Wars Universe Players would see error codes 623, 918, and 721, all of which indicate a problem with the connection to EA servers.ĮA has been trying to fix the problem since, with the official EA Help Twitter handle explaining, “Seeing Error Message 623 or 918 in #StarWarsBattlefrontII? Sit tight, we're on it! An incredible number of players have joined us during our Store free week and we're scaling up new servers to welcome you all to the Battlefront.” However, it seems that the game’s servers crashed after the Epic Games giveaway went live. You’d otherwise have to purchase this content in-game. The Celebration Edition of the game comes with every piece of in-game customization content unlocked, including the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker update.

While the game was globally panned at launch for its ridiculous progression system and microtransactions that bordered on gambling, major updates have since have brought it closer to something that fans wanted. EA’s Star Wars Battlefront 2: Celebration Edition is available for free on the Epic Games Store until January 21.

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