star wars battlefronts 2

[wcd480]

First off, Battlefronts 2 is one of the greatest games I have ever played. Just an amazingly fun game especially if you are a Star Wars fan. Just wanted to throw that out there. Anyway...

 

I have an Xbox 360 (thanks pepsi) but not an original Xbox. I had played the game with friends on their original xbox and I purchased as soon as it was added to the 360 playable list. An expansion pack was released awhile back and I want to acquire that too. However, this is where my problem starts. I only have a silver memebership on xbox live, and I can't figure out how to get to the point where I can DL the expansion pack. Does anyone:

A.) have the expansion pack on any platform and want tell me about it?

B.) managed to download and play the expansion pack on the 360?

C.) just want to talk about how freakin badazz this game is?

[wcd480]

 

bump

[SuperBalla]

I play it on the PS2...can't help ya.

[cliaz]

I have no idea but think about this:

 

1. When bats fly out of a cave, they always turn left.

 

2. If the goverment passed a law that all the outdoor lighting in the united states had to be provided by low pressure sodium light bulbs, then they would save enough money to pay for evey college students tuition.

 

3. The last Republican governor of Georgia was Benjamin Conley who served in 1871-72

 

4. The term `dodger` (from the Brooklyn Dodgers, now known as the Los Angeles Dodgers) is a shortened form of `trolley dodgers,` a term which developed during the late 19th century, when trolley cars were common sights in urban areas such as Brooklyn. To be a trolley dodger meant that you were able to slip through traffic. Baseball players needed the same kind of agility, and the name eventually was affixed to the Brooklyn team, beginning in the early 1880`s.

 

5. The three wealthiest people in the world (and their families) have more assets than the combined wealth of the 48 poorest countries.

 

6. The Chronicle of the 20th Century has this June 15, 1925 entry: `The New Jersey National Association of Taxicab Owners reports one in three women drive; brunettes are more careful than blondes.`

 

7. The ball that is lowered on Times Square during the New Year`s Eve countdown is 6 feet in diameter and weighs 500 pounds. It consists of a fog machine, a 10,000-watt xenon lamp, 12,000 3/4-inch silver rhinestones, 180 75-watt halogen lamps, 144 xenon glitter strobes, 320 one-inch light emitting ventilation holes--and a fan to cool all the lamps.

 

8. The word `quiz` came into the English vocabulary during the eighteenth century in a unique manner. A Dublin theater owner named Mr. Daly made a bet that he could force a new word into the English language within 24 hours. He hired school children to paint `quiz` on the sides of buildings all around the city, and by the next morning everybody was talking about the new word. This is how `quiz` has come to mean a puzzle or a test.

 

9. Animalens, Inc. of Wellesley, Massachusetts, markets red contact lenses for chickens (at 20 cents a pair), pointing to medical studies showing that chickens seeing red during the day are happier and eat less food. A spokesman said the lenses will improve world egg-laying productivity by $600 million a year. \

 

10. The observable horizon -- the edge of the known Universe -- is about 14,000,000,000 light years away.

 

11. Architectural historian Sir Nikolaus Pevsner (1902-83) dedicated his book `Bedfordshire and the County of Huntingdon and Peterborough` to the inventor of the popsicle.

 

12. The abbreviation of Xmas for Christmas is not irreligious. In Greek, the first letter of the word Christ is `chi`, which is identical to the Roman `X`. `Xmas` was originally an ecclesiastical abbreviation that was used in tables and charts.

 

13. Playwright Charles MacArthur and actress Helen Hayes asked New York Times drama columnist Alexander Woollcott to be their baby`s godfather. At the christening Woollcott was heard to sigh, `Always a godfather, never a god.`

 

14. The choice of December 25 as the date on which to celebrate Christmas was made by Pope Julius I in the fourth century A.D. because this coincided with the pagan rituals of Winter Solstice, or Return of the Sun, the intent being to replace the pagan celebration with the Christian one.

 

15. The Main Library at Indiana University sinks over an inch every year because when it was built, engineers failed to take into account the weight of all the books that would occupy the building.

 

16. TYPEWRITER is the longest word that can be made using the letters only on one row of the keyboard.

[Big John]

 

3. The last Republican governor of Georgia was Benjamin Conley who served in 1871-72

 

Republican Sonny Perdue is the current governor of Georgia.

[cliaz]

Republican Sonny Perdue is the current governor of Georgia.

 

 

 

 

But he is an alien

[broncosn05]

I play it on the PS2...can't help ya.

 

Same graphics are awesome. A lot better than PC Halo

[Egret]

Yes. You can get the new maps.

 

http://forums.xbox.com/4696601/ShowPost.aspx

[wcd480]

Yes. You can get the new maps.

 

http://forums.xbox.com/4696601/ShowPost.aspx

 

 

Thank you Egret, I'll give it a shot.

[Egret]

Thank you Egret, I'll give it a shot.

 

Hopefully that works. I had already downloaded it to my original XBOX. I was able to download it for the 360 as soon as it became backwards compatible.

[AtomicCEO]

8. The word `quiz` came into the English vocabulary during the eighteenth century in a unique manner. A Dublin theater owner named Mr. Daly made a bet that he could force a new word into the English language within 24 hours. He hired school children to paint `quiz` on the sides of buildings all around the city, and by the next morning everybody was talking about the new word. This is how `quiz` has come to mean a puzzle or a test.

 

Lies make baby Jesus cry.

 

Quiz is most likely taken from the Latin "Qui es", which means "Who are you?". The same as the root for "question" and "inquisitive".

[wcd480]

Well I still haven't gotten this to work, but that is due to a problem with my ISP (apparently I am dropping packets) not Xbox live. However, in my discussions with Xbox Live support people I did discover a great little gem; you can get up to four months of Xbox Live Gold memberships for free. All you have to do is sign up under a new gamertag and you will get one month of Gold for free. You cancel it when the month is over and then sign up under a new gamertag to get another month, then lather rinse and repeat for a total of 4 months.