Think Battlefield 1's class system, which assigns general player roles, with gadgets and equipment to tweak in accordance with your playstyle. Players will have to choose from four different classes, Officer, Assault, Heavy, and Specialist – each which have their own outstanding traits and abilities for use in battle.
One of the biggest adjustments in Battlefront 2 will be a shift to class-based gameplay, which defines stricter roles in combat.
Star Wars Battlefront 2 multiplayer improves on the original in 5 big ways. Electronic Arts' took the wraps off the game's biggest multiplayer changes as a part of E3 2017, with details on changes to core mechanics and the new content in the pipeline. While the announcement of a single-player campaign has drawn some attention away from Star Wars Battlefront 2's multiplayer, this will still be a major component of the complete experience. While we can't expect to see any drastic events which could affect the films, the story will likely provide a new perspective on events previously explored in the Star Wars universe. Ultimately, we just need to bring people on a journey to the point that they understand why Iden and Inferno Squad make the decisions they do and believe in the things that they do.Īlthough we're yet to see any further detail on the story's direction, this provides a small insight into what to expect. We're not looking for sympathy, but more empathy – understanding their perspective and who they are as people and what drives them and motivates them. Everyone has their own personal view of what the Empire means, what's right or wrong inside the Galactic Empire, in much the same way that we probably all have a different opinion about the way that democracy works and what its pros and cons are. It's just about perspective and understanding – that not everybody in the Empire believes in exactly the same thing. Through this, we learned the narrative will try to create empathy and understanding for members of the Empire and their own individual values and ambitions. In an interview with Glixel, Game Director at EA Motive, Mark Thompson, gave a brief insight into the approach this story will take.
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