Star Wars Battlefront II might have been a game that attracted controversy due to perceived predatory microtransactions, but underneath all of that nonsense, it really is some of the most fun you can have in a video game that's rooted in the universe George Lucas et Al. created in the 1970s.
That said, as is so often the case with games that rely on multiplayer for the overall experience, the player count has been dwindling, as fans move on to other releases for their competitive kicks. There are signs that the proverbial tide is turning, however, and a new event is coming up that aims to blast the player count into the stratosphere once again.
Over on Twitter/X, the official page for KYBER: Battlefront II Custom Servers shared a post detailing a community-led Battlefront event that aims to build on the successes they have already had getting players into the game.
"STAR WARS Battlefront II's player count is already rising, but we're not finished yet. On May 23rd the Battlefront community invites you to squad up, have fun, and make history. Everyone is invited — no matter where you play," it reads.
It's a really nice idea, and...
