We know they want more depth, more progression, and more content.
While we’re not ready to confirm any live service plans just yet, what we can say is this we heard the feedback from our Battlefront community loud and clear. “For this type of game, season passes are not the best thing.”ĮA offered up a statement in addition to Diemer’s comments: “We don’t want to segment our community,” he said. Perhaps even more annoying than a lack of campaign with the first Battlefront was the presence of a season pass that asked players to spend $50 – almost as much on the pass alone as they did on the game itself – just to get access to more multiplayer maps.īattlefront II creative director Bernard Diemer confirmed to Mashable that the team learned from the experience. Vehicles are back as well, including both standard ships like the TIE family and the Rebels’ alphabet fleet as well as “hero” ships like the Millennium Falcon. Multiplayer maps include Theed, Takodana, Starkiller Base, Yavin, Mos Eisley, Endor, Hoth, and other locations, promising a bit more variety than the last outing, as well. Yoda vs Kylo Ren, who wins?įirst off, we’ll be able to step into the roles of characters like Darth Maul, Yoda, Kylo Ren, Rey, and Luke Skywalker, as well as “many more familiar faces” from the original, prequel, and new trilogies.
So the team has some work to do with this game, and they’ve revealed some of what we can expect in terms of not only content but modes and expansions, too. The first of the new Battlefront games was fun but just about every review and fan gripe I heard about it could be summed up as saying it “lacked depth.” Our own Joey Davidson’s review included. But the multiplayer is still at the core of the experience. Star Wars Battlefront II finally has a campaign, an element sorely lacking from the original.
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