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Ive been opening the game, looking at the remastered textures, and then closing it and looking at screenshots...And it definitely looks like they're using that.
It's starting to look like the pack may just be a bunch of Battlefront 2 mods taken from the internet and thrown onto the games...
EDIT: (Note, I'm referring to the older Battlefront 2 Remastered mod from 2018, not the big overhaul mod)
If only they had done an HD remaster proper, THAT would be worth $35-$40
I am doubtful of it being remastered maps. From what we can tell as modders - a lot of the textures seem to just be upscaled textures from the console version. We have found no reason to suspect use of modded textures. This is Aspyr's MO as they did this with Jedi Knight, RCM, Kotor I and II and TFU when they ported them to other platforms.
Not exactly, it's more complicated than that.
It is still just BF2, however a unified version. So it likely will use the console menus and has splitscreen.
As PC players we will see it in a more negative light because we've always had the benefit of mods and working multiplayer so we see less value in this.
But for console gamers, especially on Switch and PlayStation - they have not had access to this game in a long while, let alone with complete features. (Or at all for Nintendo gamers.)
From what we can tell this is a soft remaster, upscaled textures, improved effects.
The technical side of the game will likely be redone with the old Gamespy code completely gutted and a fully functional replacement implemented (So leaderboards and buddies will work properly.), there's the official Xbox DLC added in completely as well as new Hero Assaults on every map.
Ofc as PC players we had access to most of this already, but again console gamers didn't.
It's not worth the price tag for us, but for them it is more than worth it.
Modders as well will likely use the new version since it might have raised limits (It will need to with the official Xbox heroes.) since it is 64 bit now, it might allow larger mods like Helation and 3 Legacy more freedom.
Pretty sure the consensus is that Split screen will be locally hosted by somebody and the other person will use Steam remote play. Once connected you start a galactic conquest and it'll function like it did back on the old consoles.
At least that seems like the logical way they'd do it. I highly doubt they'll do split screen over the internet.