Once that's done, just like what FadeToGrey has said in his/her previous post, drag the installed files into your actual own SWBF2 installation directory.
When the first step doesn't work, just install the patch 1.3 in the default installation folder that the installer has provided to you. You can not easily open it, you will need an additional Software like 7-Zip. When you try to change the installation folder for the unofficial patch 1.3 mod to be installed in and this '/.' appears in the folder link, just erase the dots, but not the slash.Ģ. (actually, these steps are just alternatives to each other, in case the first solution doesn't work, try the second one)ġ. Guys, for those of you who are trying to find a way to patch your Star Wars: Battlefront 2 to the 1.3 version, just follow these steps if you did experience the problem that I experienced too: The subreddit dedicated to the discussion of the Star Wars: Battlefront franchise, including the entries by both EA DICE and Pandemic Studios. I wonder why hadn't I figured that one out (the one where you can just drag the files into your SWBF2 installation directory). left it for 5 hours and it was installed when i came back. I found an alternative way around it: let the patch install into the default file patch, then drag those files into your SWBF2 installation directory. FadeToGrey: I think I know which problem you mean, the 'invalid folder' message? You may have found the reason why it wasn't working for a lot of people (the /.
