If you like, you can visit the thread itself and leave your thoughts, suggestions or just read the conversation. Star Wars: The Old Republic fans can probably agree with me on that :)))īen’s honest, at least and that seems to earns him some points back: When there is no money and resources for a proper support and development of additional content, I don’t believe it’s the developers to blame. I don’t know if it’s the crowd’s mentality working here or the undeniable fact that Star Wars: Battlefront 2’s post launch support has been lacking and poor… to put it politely. His responses were quite popular and loved just a few months ago. It makes me sad to see how his reputation has fallen. Let me go back to the reddit thread, whose title I quoted earlier and give you a few insights of what DICE’s response actually was (or is – they are still responding as I type).īen Walke, the community manager for DICE and Star Wars: Battlefront 2, also known as F8RGE on Reddit, commented a few times so far on various angry messages: New content was delayed or completely missing from many patches. Slowly the updates became smaller and further apart. When it was disabled a day before the games’ official launch, dark clouds started gathering around the title and its future. The main source of income should have been the crazy microtransactions-infested progression system. That was a good way to bridge the gap between players and allow more activity on all fronts in the multiplayer mode. I loved the idea of Battlefront 2 not having paid DLCs post launch. To me it seems like they do that just to try and squeeze out a few more dollars out of the fans’ pockets. The amount of hate towards the developer DICE and their overlords EA is incredible.įor the most part I agree with the title of the thread.ĮA keeps pushing their idea for a “live service” into games that aren’t supposed to be this way. It currently is the highest ranked thread on the Star Wars: Battlefront 2 subreddit.
This is the title of an angry post from a Reddit user u/Dwarf_power. Why should any of us believe ANYTHING else you have to say, EA/DICE? The Clone Wars was believed to be another season, but with the release of the Roadmap for Star Wars: Battlefront 2, we learned that the Clone Wars new content was to be split into several updates over the Summer and Fall of 2018.Īnd here we come to the thing that inspired me to start writing all of this: Not long ago, Reddit fans noticed that the Seasons button and info was gone from the official website of the game. It lacked proper new content and was split into two updates. The second season came about half an year later an was dedicated to Solo: A Star Wars Story. While it didn’t exactly amaze anybody with its content, it offered enough to keep players busy and entertained for a month.
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What about the Seasons? The first season was tied to the Star Wars: The Last Jedi movie release.
The feel of grinding was still there, but to a much lesser degree! The revamped Progression System was a huge success, I have to admit. Because of the huge uproar from the Star Wars community and with some “help” from Disney, apparently, EA disabled the MTX in the game and promised to fix the progression system. This system was integrated into the core of the game. When we all got out hands on the game’s demo (which the devs called Open Beta), we got to see how different the game really was. The leaks, the information we were fed was all positive – completely redesigned Star Cards system (if only we know in what way it was redesigned…), no paid DLCs, more maps, heroes, vehicles… More of everything. In the Summer before Battlefront 2’s launch, I was optimistic. Still, I got the Deluxe edition for the second game!
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When the first Battlefront 2 failed by delivering only half a game with its launch and asked a full retail game’s worth of money for the Season Pass and additional DLCs, I started worrying about EA’s approach to the series. I’ve always been excited for Star Wars video games releases, especially well budgeted ones from known and popular companies. Keep reading to learn why and don’t forget to tell me if you agree or disagree with my thoughts in the comments below. Lately, however, the failure to fix annoying bugs and glitches, the seemingly canceled seasons program and the Clone Wars content being spread too thin over too long period of time, all these hint at something bad for all fans of the game – EA is dropping its support soon. In the months prior to its launch last year and even after that, all the messages from the developers were positive and promising. More complete and exciting than the first one. EA and DICE promised a different and exciting Star Wars: Battlefront 2 game.
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