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Star Wars Battlefront 2: What Credits Are Used For & How to Get Them

Credits

Star Wars Battlefront 2 has added a ton of content since its initial release. You’ll need credits to unlock some of this stuff so here’s what credits are used for and how to get them in Star Wars Battlefront 2.

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What Credits Are Used For in Star Wars Battlefront 2

Credits are the in-game currency that you obtain from playing matches across all of the modes in Battlefront 2. They are used to buy a bunch of different content in the game like different hero and villain characters, new weapons, emotes, victory poses, voice overs, and yes, even loot crates.

It’s important to note that after the Night on Endor update all multiplayer progression items were removed from loot crates and now they contain only cosmetic items.

How to Get Credits

So how do you get enough credits to purchase these iconic characters from Star Wars? Well, you’ll earn credits by playing matches across all of the modes in Battlefront 2.

The better you do in a match the more you will earn from a game. Winning a match will net you even more, so the best way to do it is to put your nose to the grindstone and save up for whatever your heart desires.

They can also be earned by completing various milestones and in-game challenges. You’ll have four daily challenges each day that will grant you 500 credits each upon completion.

Leveling up your player rank will also net you 3,000 every level. So there are a few different avenues for gaining large chunks quickly.

That’s everything you need to know about what credits are used for and how to get them in Star Wars Battlefront 2. It’s as straight forward as it seems so just start playing. For more tips, tricks, and guides be sure to check out Twinfinite.

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Jesse has a B.F.A in Arts Management, a love for all things burritos, and an unreasonable Amiibo collection. His skills include but are not limited to writing about video games, RPG grinding, and being constantly dehydrated.

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