Star Wars Battlefront 2 Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Star Wars Battlefront 2 users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Star Wars Battlefront 2, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
Star Wars Battlefront 2 users affected:
Star Wars Battlefront II is an action shooter video game based on the Star Wars film franchise from 2017. It is the fourth major installment of the Star Wars: Battlefront series and seventh overall, and a sequel to the 2015 reboot of the series. Available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Santiago de Querétaro, QUE | 1 |
| Township of Evan, KS | 1 |
Community Discussion
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Star Wars Battlefront 2 Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Stephen (@Stephenmel11) reported@russellashford @AskPlayStation @EAStarWars They don't care about their customers obviously why not hit up #cybercrackattack on Instagram he was the one who helped me when I had same issue
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Wayne Turner (@WayneTu11796332) reported@downtimebros @EAStarWars For anyone with fram rate issues, go into the games options, select extra and turn off 'usage sharing' then shut the game down and reboot. I did this on xbox series x and it runs a hell of a lot better, more of less 60 fps. Hope it works for you.
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Edzy (@NotEdzy) reported@FallenDestiny12 @masonltompkins @EAStarWars "zero issues" sure. Are you trying to convince yourself of that? You do understand this game should be performing better than it is, on the hardware you have, right?
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HawkstaAFC (@HawkstaAFC) reported@EAStarWars gotta say if it wasn’t for the terrible frame rate & screen tearing Jedi survivor would be a solid 10/10 for me we need a fix on consoles asap!!!
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SpacedDuck (@GringoStarr2029) reported@EAStarWars Nice, now stop ******* around and fix Knights of the Old Republic!
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Michael (@SkyScraperPrime) reported@SageOfHerbs @EAStarWars Hmmm. So I’m assuming you are going to call PS customer service Monday? Cuz I was thinking of calling Best Buy back, but I’m guessing they would just repeat the same information.
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Gappy (@gamrpown) reported@MichaelHofric13 @EAStarWars Crazy that people are getting the alpha version. I've got the bloody brainstormed version. I havent gotten out of the main menu before I crash every time. I have yet to see the opening cut scene.
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TidyWire🍿 (@TidyWire) reported@Wonderthemm @EAStarWars You can't + you shouldn't lol. it's broken.
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Sanjar Otakhanov (@SOtakhanov) reported@EAStarWars Dear Electronic Arts, Just wanted to thank you for teaching the gaming industry a truly fascinating business strategy: Take a game with: — one of the strongest franchises on Earth, — a loyal fanbase, — incredible graphics and sound design, — years of potential content, — and a playerbase that STILL refuses to let it die... …and then stop supporting it right when it finally becomes loved by the community. Genius. Because apparently after: The Mandalorian, Andor, Ahsoka, Obi-Wan Kenobi, The Bad Batch there was clearly NO opportunity at all to keep expanding Star Wars Battlefront II. No new heroes. No new planets. No seasonal events. No PvE expansions. No Mandalorian content. No Warbond-style progression system like Helldivers 2. No long-term live-service support. Definitely impossible to make money from that. Meanwhile, players are still here in 2026. Still playing. Still modding. Still talking about Battlefront II. Which honestly says more about the game than about the company managing it. At this point, Battlefront II feels less like a failed live-service game and more like a case study on how to accidentally abandon a golden goose. Sincerely, Players who saw the potential even if EA didn’t.
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raptor (@LiveRaptor) reportedFIX YOUR SHITTING STAR WARS GAME IM GETTING NEGATIVE ******* FRAMES @EAStarWars @JoeBiden
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Hagalaz (@Hagalazz_) reported@MyNameIsNurf_ @GrumpyManUK @EAStarWars Let me fix this for you: Survivor runs at 55fps in a PC that cost more than twice my monthly income: total garbage Totk (a game with more complex physics than SW, and also open world) runs at 30 fps in a 6 years old 200$ handheld console: Goty
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JKR (@MyNameIsNurf_) reportedAnyone else having crashing issues with #JediSurvivor ? Keeps crashing at the same spot for me over and over and I’ve tried everything @Respawn @EAStarWars
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Dojaruby (@Dojaruby140230) reported@russellashford @AskPlayStation @EAStarWars Complaining here won't solve the problem message #cybercrackattack on Instagram He's legit he can counter any problem relating to your playstation and Activision!!
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coaty79 (@Coaty79) reported@EAStarWars another typical crappy broken game don't you lot ever get tired of being called out. If it's not ready don't release it.
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Sanjar Otakhanov (@SOtakhanov) reported@EAStarWars @pcgamer Dear Electronic Arts, Just wanted to thank you for teaching the gaming industry a truly fascinating business strategy: Take a game with: — one of the strongest franchises on Earth, — a loyal fanbase, — incredible graphics and sound design, — years of potential content, — and a playerbase that STILL refuses to let it die... …and then stop supporting it right when it finally becomes loved by the community. Genius. Because apparently after: The Mandalorian, Andor, Ahsoka, Obi-Wan Kenobi, The Bad Batch there was clearly NO opportunity at all to keep expanding Star Wars Battlefront II. No new heroes. No new planets. No seasonal events. No PvE expansions. No Mandalorian content. No Warbond-style progression system like Helldivers 2. No long-term live-service support. Definitely impossible to make money from that. Meanwhile, players are still here in 2026. Still playing. Still modding. Still talking about Battlefront II. Which honestly says more about the game than about the company managing it. At this point, Battlefront II feels less like a failed live-service game and more like a case study on how to accidentally abandon a golden goose. Sincerely, Players who saw the potential even if EA didn’t.