It’s also worth mentioning that the campaign is being written by Mitch Dyer, who wrote for IGN, and Walt Williams, who penned Spec Ops: The Line:Įxcited to finally reveal what and I have been working on for the last year. However, having a few weapons with reload capabilities could help spice things up. Personally, I enjoy the overheat mechanic so I wouldn’t mind seeing it return. The one exception to this was the DT-29 (used by Director Krennic). We're doing some improvements and we'll have more details later.ĮA’s first Battlefront featured mostly guns that overheated rather than reloaded. Obi-Wan’s Jedi Starfighter concept art for Battlefront II ( Source.)īeyond those two tidbits, Brannvall commented that the game will feature both overheat and reload mechanics for Both, kind off. No official word yet on if the first-person option will remained, but I wouldn’t shocked if it didn’t. It’s also worth noting that those who watched the behind-the-scenes trailer at Star Wars Celebration saw snippets of what was possibly campaign gameplay in third-person. Brannvall alluded to the inclusion of a third-person option back in February.
This comes by way of Battlefront II’s community manager Mathew Confirmed However, we don’t know just yet if a server browser will be happening-EA’s first Battlefront lacked one, unfortunately.Īdditionally, the game is confirmed to have a third-person option. This isn’t very revealing -DICE usually uses dedicated servers-but it’s still nice to know that they are confirmed. This fact was revealed by the game’s designer director, Dennis we will have dedicated servers, like always. While it’s not terribly surprising, dedicated servers have been confirmed for EA’s Battlefront II.
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