Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT There are more than 40 maps in the Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection, but some are undeniably more enjoyable than others. Many of the maps are direct recreations of iconic locations from the prequel and original trilogies, such as Endor, Dagobah, and Mustafar. While the Classic Collection has received bad reviews due to its poor optimization, some maps offer a great time for the players who can actually load into them.
The only difference between the Hoth: Echo Base map in both Battlefront and Battlefront 2 is a collapsed tunnel heading towards the Shield Generator in the latter; otherwise, it is almost identical but with improved graphics. Most of the combat is medium to long range, as the vast majority of the map is out in the snow. Hoth: Echo Base delivers exciting vehicles and thrilling objectives, making it one of the most fun Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection maps.
The Rhen Var: Citadel map in Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection may be the most well-rounded map in both games due to how immaculately balanced it is across the board. It's far from the biggest or the smallest map, and there are plenty of spots for close-quarter combat as well as sniper perches and major discrepancies in terrain for cover.
The majority of combat takes place over long distances, aside from the brief but intense moments of taking a Command Post out of enemy control. 4 Mustafar: Refinery Is Packed With Iconic Locations Molten Mayhem Mustafar is one of the coolest planets in the Star Wars universe; it's home to one of its most famous duels and also Darth Vader's base of operations. The Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection leans into the greatness of Anakin and Obi-Wan's duel by making all the locations of their fight playable areas.