Exciting news for Star Wars Battlefront fans as Aspyr has released patch notes for the first major update coming to the Classic Collection on PC. The update addresses numerous issues across multiplayer, visuals, audio, and various bugs. However, it's important to note that the update does not fix the server problems that were present at launch.
Aspyr did acknowledge the server issues and stated that they are actively working on making server-side adjustments to enhance the online multiplayer experience. They also hinted at a forthcoming Update II, indicating ongoing support for the game.
The initial update is currently available on PC via Steam, with Aspyr mentioning that they are in the submission and certification process for PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo platforms. This means that players on other consoles can expect to receive the fixes in the near future.
Despite the positive steps taken by Aspyr, the Battlefront Classic Collection faced a rocky launch with criticism from players, particularly regarding server-related issues. This led to mostly negative reviews on platforms like Steam.
While the new update brings much-needed improvements, the lack of stable servers may still pose a challenge for players looking to enjoy the game to its fullest extent. Aspyr's ongoing efforts to address these issues are crucial for the long-term success of the Classic Collection.
In a recent statement, Aspyr explained that the network infrastructure errors experienced at launch were a significant factor in the problems faced by players. By openly addressing these issues, the development team aims to rebuild trust with the community.
Looking ahead, fans of the Star Wars franchise can anticipate the upcoming release of Star Wars Outlaws, which has been announced to feature DLSS 3 and ray-traced effects thanks to NVIDIA's advancements in technology.
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