A former Star Wars: Frontline 2 developer said he hopes to "reunite the team" to jointly create the third work in the series, Star Wars: Frontline 3.
"Star Wars: Frontline 2" developed by EA and DICE has become popular again recently because the Reddit and TikTok communities of the game encourage lost fans to return to the game.
EA released Star Wars: Frontline 2 in 2017, but eventually ended support for the game in 2020.Now, with the re-emergence of Star Wars: Frontline 2, a former developer said he and several other former developers hope to be involved in the development of the third work in the series.
Mats Helge Holm, a developer who has participated in the basic and celebration versions of Star Wars: Frontline 2, said in response to Reddit comments that "many" former Star Wars: Frontline developers want to develop new games.When a fan asked which developers would return to EA to develop new games, Holm replied: "I, and after listening to a group of former colleagues, wanted to reunite the team."
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"Star Wars: Frontline 2" was released in 2017, but because EA joined the predatory microtransaction, the game encountered a lot of criticism in its first release.It was estimated that it would take about 40 hours for players to get enough free points to unlock individual heroes in the game.These unlocked heroes include iconic characters such as Darth Vader.
Strong criticism from players forced EA to revoke its initial micro-transaction plan and remove it completely in the first release of the game.At the time, Disney allegedly criticized EA privately because of a strong public reaction, as Star Wars: Frontline 2's microtransaction issues spread from game media to mainstream media.
Despite being strongly criticized, Star Wars: Frontline 2 still has a group of loyal players, and its top-notch picture quality and gunfight gameplay are loved by players.The game later added some new heroes, including some characters that players love, all of which are updated for free.
