Star Wars Battlefront DLC: 10 Specific Things Fans Demand
2. More Customisation
Did anyone else find it rather dull how (apart from the Scout and Shadow Trooper options) Stormtroopers fared poorly in the customisation department? Taking their helmets off almost seems sacrilegious to the Star Wars lore as it is, and doesn't compare at all to the Rebel Alliance's wide selection of humans and humanoids.
Clones and Stormtroopers have come in many different shapes, sizes and markings, with different regiments showing their colours on their armour. This is clearly visible in the Shadow and Shock troopers that pop up on the battlefield from time to time, but it would add a whole other level of depth to the game to give players the chance to really make their armour their own.
Both sides could of course benefit from more customisation, but it remains to be seen whether or not DICE provide any further incentives for players who have already reached level 50.
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