Star Wars Battlefront II, the game based on the popular franchise developed by DICE, has been receiving new content since launch, and today we have learned some new details on what is to come for the game in the near future.
Star Wars Battlefront II Global Manager Ben Walke confirmed that all new heroes will cost less than 50k. They have been priced this way so that new players will be able to acquire them quickly.
We've also priced them in a way that new players will quickly be able to acquire them. We know how fast credits are earned etc.
— Ben Walke (@BenWalke) August 14, 2018
The new roadmap is also coming soon, and it will reveal which heroes are being released each coming month.
Heroes by month.
— Ben Walke (@BenWalke) August 14, 2018
Ben Walke also commented on Hunt Modes. While nothing new can be announced, DICE is still interested in them.
Nothing as of yet. Hunt modes still remain something that interest us.
— Ben Walke (@BenWalke) August 14, 2018
Star Wars Battlefront II received a new update this month, bringing back older content as well as tweaks and fixes.
Emperor Palpatine and Ewok Hunt are back! The issues that required us to temporarily disable both have been fixed in this patch. In addition to that we’ve deployed balancing updates to lightsaber heroes in Galactic Assault that should make them viable again. Give them a try and let us know what you think. We also addressed the stuttering upon hard-lock issue in Hero tw Starfighters.
Star Wars Battlefront II is now available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in all regions.
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