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It finally happened. The ginger Jedi with the emotional damage and double saber flair has Force-jumped his way into Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017). Thanks to modding magic, Cal Kestis—yes, the wall-running, BD-1-having, trauma-processing hero from Jedi: Fallen Order and Jedi: Survivor—is now a fully playable character in DICE’s massive battlefield brawler. And no, this isn’t a janky retexture that makes Rey wear a poncho. This is a full-on, high-quality Cal Kestis mod with the voice, the animations, the swagger, and yes—the lightsaber that means business. If you’ve ever wanted to see what happens when you drop a third-person action-adventure protagonist into a multiplayer warzone, this is your moment. Let’s dig into the glorious details. Who Is Cal Kestis, and Why Is He in Battlefront II Now? Cal Kestis might not have appeared in the official Battlefront roster, but he’s quickly become one of the most beloved Jedi characters in… 1l6t2s

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There are few things more satisfying than diving back into Star Wars: Battlefront II (2005)—a game so packed with galactic mayhem, it still holds its own nearly two decades later. But if you’ve tried booting it up on Steam lately with a controller, you’ve probably been met with the kind of jank that would make even a Jawa cringe. Luckily, the Controller (Steam) mod steps in like a smooth-talking smuggler to save the day. This mod brings full controller compatibility, complete with a console-style interface aesthetic, and even works alongside the popular 1.3 Unofficial Patch. Basically, it’s the comfort food of Star Wars modding—simple, nostalgic, and exactly what you didn’t know you were missing. A Classic Game, Now with Modern Comfort Let’s be real. Keyboard and mouse is great and all—until you just want to crash on the couch, crack open a cold one, and mow down Clone Troopers…

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When it comes to Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) mods, the community never shies away from pushing creative (and sometimes controversial) boundaries. Enter the Ahsoka Tano Zygerrian Slave Mod, a head-turning reimagining of one of the most intense arcs from Star Wars: The Clone Wars. This isn’t your average re-skin. It’s a full-blown trip into a dark chapter of Ahsoka’s journey — minus the censors, plus a whole lot of detail. The mod transforms her in-game appearance to reflect the Zygerrian slave outfit from the animated series. If that sentence alone raised an eyebrow, buckle in. A Quick Refresher: When Ahsoka Got Captured If you’ve been deep into Star Wars movies, books, comics, or video games, you probably the Zygerrian arc. In Season 4 of The Clone Wars, Ahsoka Tano infiltrates a Zygerrian slave market during a tense undercover operation. Spoiler alert: it doesn’t go great. She ends up…