The different trooper classes, heroes, starfighters and hero ships each have their own Card Level in Battlefront 2. The next part of the levelling system is Card Level. Level 15 or above is needed to upgrade cards to three (blue), and level 20 or above for the fourth and final tier (purple).īeyond that, the only reason to grind levels is for the Credit rewards you get every time you reach a new rank. You can upgrade a Star Card to level two (green) only if you're level ten or above. We’ll explain Star Cards in more detail below, but just know that you’re able to upgrade them through the different rarity tiers. Your profile level also dictates the Star Card tiers you will be able to craft – or rather, upgrade to. Once you reach certain thresholds, gaining new levels stops being meaningful. However, what is different is that your profile level does not dictate what unlocks you get for the various classes. Anything you do pushes you forward, so there’s not much new there. You gain a profile level the more you play - comparable to ranks in Battlefield, and Call of Duty. Star Wars: Battlefront 2 has a bit of a unique levelling system. So join us as we explain how the entire process works below. If you're after more tips, we have advice for class choice, Starfighter combat and more.īattlefront 2 is definitely not the first game to have ability cards, but the way they’re implemented affects a large part of how you play the game. Now that the game is more or less out in the wild, thanks to the EA and Origin Access trials and the release of the Deluxe Edition, we can take a closer look. Whether or not you agree with the studio’s take on progression in Battlefront 2, what we've ended up with remains unnecessarily complicated.
The progression system in Star Wars: Battlefront 2 was heavily criticised during the beta for doing away with traditional, merit-based unlocks in favour of more randomised rewards that require heavy investment in the Star Cards system.ĭICE promised to make changes in the final version, but things aren’t really that much different, as you're about to see. If you feel confused by Star Wars: Battlefront 2's layered systems, Star Cards and all the rest, you're not alone.
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