Disney (or someone associated with Disney) has once again patched the PC version of 2005's Star Wars: Battlefront II, following the restoration of its multiplayer services last year.
As detailed on Steam, the patch improves lobby functionality, fixes an issue where Steam usernames weren't correctly displayed, and makes ping calculations more accurate. It also includes "minor bug fixes and optimized performance."
Steam lists the update as having come from Disney, but it's not clear exactly who is updating the game - Disney no longer has internal game development studios, and original developer Pandemic has since been bought by EA and shut down.
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As detailed on Steam, the patch improves lobby functionality, fixes an issue where Steam usernames weren't correctly displayed, and makes ping calculations more accurate. It also includes "minor bug fixes and optimized performance."
Steam lists the update as having come from Disney, but it's not clear exactly who is updating the game - Disney no longer has internal game development studios, and original developer Pandemic has since been bought by EA and shut down.
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