Star Wars: Battlefront 2 Now 'Unplayable' on PC Due to Hackers

Star Wars: Battlefront 2 on PC is facing severe issues as hackers have rendered the game’s online modes, particularly Galactic Assault, completely unplayable. Players have flooded social media and forums with complaints about a new no-spawn hack that automatically activates for every match, preventing players from entering the game. Previous hacks were manageable, allowing players to switch lobbies, but the new persistent hack has complicated things further. Some players have reported inappropriate behavior from hackers, including impersonation of EA personnel. Despite numerous complaints, there has been no official response from EA, leading PC players to consider playing on consoles where the game remains unaffected.

What can players do to play Star Wars: Battlefront 2 without disruptions from hackers? nPlayers can switch to playing on consoles, as console lobbies are currently not impacted by the hacking issues that plague the PC version. This offers a temporary solution while waiting for EA to address the hacking problem on PC.n

Star Wars: Battlefront 2 launched in November 2017 and was intended to be a major multiplayer shooter set in the Star Wars universe. Despite its initial mixed reviews, the game has garnered a dedicated fanbase, particularly due to its connection to the beloved franchise and the significant post-launch content updates. However, ongoing issues with cheating have marred the experience for many players, especially on PC, prompting frustration over the lack of timely fixes from EA.