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New Star Wars Battlefront II Trailer Teases The Last Jedi Content
In anticipation of the upcoming release of The Last Jedi (wide release on December 15), the rollout of Star Wars Battlefront II's free, post-release content has begun. Players can already join The First Order or Resistance and contribute to larger faction challenges, and on December 13 Finn and Phasma are available to unlock as heroes via the in-game currency. The game's latest trailer highlights the two, the new Crait and D'Qar maps, and also offers a glimpse of Iden Versio in the single-player Resurrection episode.
Heroes Finn and Phasma are free to everyone for multiplayer, but they require in-game credits to unlock. How many, however, is unknown at this time. The Crait map itself shown off in the trailer below contains the Resistance speeders and The First Order's gorilla walkers, and possibly shows that the main infantry battle will take place under the planet's surface.
As for the tease to the Resurrection content, that begins at the :49 mark of the trailer if you want to avoid any spoilers.
EA has recently bolstered the post-match credit rewards, but has not indicated when buying loot crates with real-money will return. For more on the game, check out Reiner's review from shortly after launch.
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