More than two years after its launch, EA DICE will end the additional content of its first-person shooter title.
Everything has a beginning and an end. A final update awaits Star Wars Battlefront 2 before its content plan ceases. This was announced by EA DICE in a statement published on the official website of the video game. Dennis Bränvall, creative director of the project, has reviewed the situation at the entrance. "For over two years, the team has released 25 free content updates, which have shaped and expanded Star Wars Battlefront 2 into something truly special for Star Wars fans," he says. However, the developer says that the vision they had is already complete, so there will be no more news after the launch of The Battle of Scarif, which will be released on April 29.
“Since launch, we've released new content in the form of free updates for our entire mass of base players, providing immersive Star Wars battles that you can play alone, with friends, or against others throughout the entire Skywalker saga. . This vision will come true when we complete our return to Age of Rebellion, which begins in February. ”
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What will happen after April?
Beyond the month of April, servers and ingame challenges (such as double experience or more) will be maintained. “This means that we will stop offering regular content updates. As long as the game lives with the players and our community, we will be looking forward to hearing your stories in the years to come, ”he continues.
In The Battle of Scarif we will return to the tropical planet inspired by Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, so there will be content based on the film, of which Lucasfilm is producing a prequel series for Disney Plus starring Cassian Andor, played by Diego Moon.
Star Wars Battlefront 2 went on sale in late 2017 on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, with the loot box controversy in the media center. Despite the issues, Electronic Arts and EA DICE have worked hard to continue supporting their video game, which has incorporated numerous heroes and villains from every movie in the universe created by George Lucas.
