In the first Star Wars Battlefront reboot, players were able to unlock multiple customization for characters such as different species, genders, and facial features. Even on stormtoopers, players could change things like the armor colors and styles. In the latest battlefront title however these customization options appear to no longer a part of the game, which seems backwards for a title claiming to be an improvement. Some Star Wars: Battlefront II data mining has uncovered a lot of secrets, such as the character pages and models of Captain Phasma and General Grievous. Now the Redditor has uncovered something even more interesting within a hidden menu featuring various skins for clone troopers and possibly other factions as well.

Star Wars lore is filled with various sub-factions such as the Clone Troopers’ many Legions. The hidden menu would allow players to equip skins which pertain to a few of them including one of the most famous Legions, the 501st. Other Legions include the Coruscant Guard, the 104th, 212th, 327th, 41st, and 91st Legions all with varying color patterns to create their own unique look. Unfortunately, there doesn’t appear to be any customization for other factions such as the Rebel Alliance, Seperatists, or the First Order. Whether or not EA DICE plans to use this hidden menu in the future or not remains to be seen.

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