Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection Update 1 brings loads of fixes to Xbox soon

Aspyr has revealed the many fixes coming with Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection Update 1, which will roll out on Xbox soon.

Tom West

Published 20 Mar 2024

Players fighting through the Star Wars: Battlefront Collection achievements on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One will hopefully be in for a smoother time soon, as Aspyr is rolling out Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection Update 1. It comes packed with a myriad of fixes for the troubled shooter, which we had hoped would join our list of the best third-person shooters on Xbox.

Despite appearing to be a promising nostalgia hit for fans of the classic shooters, Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection had a rough launch, leading players to slam Aspyr for the game's terrible servers, dodgy controller layouts, and more. The team has been working to stabilize the game since its release last week and has now rolled out its first update on PC, while Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo's updates are currently going through the certification phase and will roll out shortly.

According to the Update 1 patch notes shared by Aspyr, which are pretty beefy, the update targets several issues that cause the game to crash, another issue that doesn't allow you to start split-screen games with one controller, and numerous other visual and audio problems. Additionally, the team has "unhidden" the inverted controller options, which was one feature that has been sorely missed.

Unfortunately, it doesn't look like Aspyr has fixed the annoyingly unobtainable Marshal Commander achievement for unlocking all other achievements, so a completion appears to still be out of reach. Aspyr has said, "We’re continuing to make server-side adjustments to improve the online multiplayer experience, as well as planning for Update II," so hopefully a fix will arrive in the next update.

Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection Update 1 patch notes

Multiplayer

[BF2] Fixed a crash related to client message sends.
[BF2] Fixed the launch prompt to be present after timing out or selecting cancel while joining a server.
[BF1][BF2] Fixed password-locked games to no longer appear via the Quick Match option.

Control Schemes

[BF1] Fixed a crash when entering the split screen menu in BF1 where Player 1 would incorrectly be assigned to Player 2.
[BF2] Fixed a crash that would occur when attempting to build fleets while using Mouse and Keyboard in Galactic Conquest on BF2.
[BF2] Fixed bonuses to be able to be highlighted in the Bonus Selection screen in Galactic Conquest.
[BF1][BF2] Fixed Invert Y-Axis option to be visible.
[BF1][BF2] Fixed the options for Flip X-Axis and Swap LS and RS to be unhidden
[BF1][BF2] Fixed split screen games to be able to be started when only one controller is connected.

Visuals

[BF1] Fixed an issue where the 'L' button prompt would overlap the top arrow on the Instant Action menu.
[BF1] Fixed an issue in multiplayer mode where AI units would slide when not in direct sight of a human player.
[BF2] Fixed an issue where the zoom-in scope crosshair image would not appropriately fit widescreen displays.
[BF2] Fixed an issue where hit VFX and hit character animations could not be seen by clients in Hero Assault mode. (long range).
[BF2] Fixed textures on Utapau map.
[BF2] Fixed an issue on the Kamino map in BF2 where the lights and bloom VFX within were not displaying properly.
[BF2] Fixed an issue on the Endor: Bunker map in BF2 where a tree was clipping up through the middle of a walkway.
[BF2] Fixed an issue where a seam in the skybox was visible on some maps in Battlefront 2.
[BF2] Fixed an issue on the Naboo map in BF2 where the railing texture was missing.
[BF2] Fixed an issue on Space maps in BF2 where a small white cube was present at the base of all openable doors on Republic, CIS, and Rebel capital ships.
[BF2] Fixed an issue on the Galactic Conquest screen in BF2 where a player’s name and their credit count would be overlapped by bonus boxes on the Bonus tab.
[BF2] Fixed an issue where the ESC menu would stay on the screen if it was opened at the end of a match.
[BF2] Fixed an issue in Galactic Conquest where the hilt from the lightsaber icon would not show the Leader bonus.
[BF2] Fixed units sliding after respawn on XL maps.
[BF2] Fixed the jetpack gauge to correctly align.
[BF2][Split screen] Fixed the ammo counter reticle to fit inside the aiming reticle.
[BF1][BF2] The colorblind mode selection screen no longer overlaps with the text at the bottom of the screen.
Fixed the Quit and Register Your Game buttons to align correctly.

Hero Assault

Re-Balanced Asajj Ventress' abilities
Fixed Kit Fisto lightsaber to animate.
Fixed Kit Fisto's Force power to no longer remain stuck to the client in multiplayer.

Audio

[BF1][Audio] Fixed the Battlefront 1 loading screen sounds.
[BF2] Fixed a crash that occurred when an audio output device was disconnected.
[BF2] Fixed the music to play on several maps in the Hero Assault mode.
[BF2] Fixed blaster SFX for certain Hero characters' weapons to play at the correct volume.
[BF1][BF2] Fixed an issue where the audio outputs would reverse.

Other Notable Bug Fixes

[BF1] Fixed the soft locks upon finishing the game at the Victory screen.
[BF1] Fixed a bridge in Bespin: Cloud City to allow a Droideka to roll on it.
[BF2] Fixed Naboo Area 3’s respawn blocker.
[BF2] Fixed collision issues affecting multiple maps.
[BF2] Fixed the Assault gamemode to be present in the Mode section of the Pick Search Options menu.
[BF2] Fixed the reinforcements to correctly deduct 1 reinforcement when the Republic or Rebels die on Death Star.
[BF2] Fixed the Map and Mode settings reset button.
[BF1][BF2] Fixed the "Load Fail" error that occurred when loading a profile.

If you fancy checking out the Star Wars Battlefront remakes, check out our list of the best EA Play games on Xbox, which can all be played via an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription.

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Written by Tom West

Tom has been playing video games since he was old enough to hold a controller, experimenting with a number of systems until he eventually fell in love with Xbox. With a passion for the platform, he decided to make a career out of it, and now happily spends his days writing about that which he loves. If he’s not hunting for Xbox achievements, you’ll likely find him somewhere in The Elder Scrolls Online or fighting for survival in Battlefield.