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Star Wars Battlefront II is three times the size of the previous game, bringing to life a brand new Star Wars story, space battles, epic new multiplayer experiences across all three Star Wars eras, with more free content to come. We have created a game that is built on your input, and it will continue to evolve and grow. We’ll share more details as we work through this. The ability to purchase crystals in-game will become available at a later date, only after we’ve made changes to the game. This means that the option to purchase crystals in the game is now offline, and all progression will be earned through gameplay. We will now spend more time listening, adjusting, balancing and tuning. We hear you loud and clear, so we’re turning off all in-game purchases. And we’ve heard that this is overshadowing an otherwise great game. We’ve heard the concerns about potentially giving players unfair advantages. You’ve seen this with both the major adjustments, and polish, we have made over the past several weeks.īut as we approach the worldwide launch, it’s clear that many of you feel there are still challenges in the design. We’ve also had an ongoing commitment to constantly listen, tune and evolve the experience as it grows. Our goal has always been to create the best possible game for all of you – devoted Star Wars fans and game players alike. Thank you to everyone in our community for being the passionate fans that you are. The complete messaging now as posted by EA. Here I pulled out the latest messaging from EA for convenience.

Finally, that “EA dev” who claimed he’d received death threats? It’s no longer clear he’s an EA dev, let alone that he received death threats, and he disappeared from social media after Kotaku went digging.

Players have assessed that it’d take over 4500 hours of play or $2100 to unlock everything in Star Wars: Battlefront 2 as the game’s monetization is currently set.

Belgian authorities are reportedly investigating SWBF2 (via GIbiz) to determine whether its design amounts to a money-fueled game of chance, in which case it would be subject to gambling laws and potentially be fined or censored.

Wall Street is freaking out over the potential stock hit to EA should the game launch poorly thanks to angry gamers.

Almost 30,000 comments later, EA’s handpicked community masseuses didn’t walk back any of the specific business model shenanigans or the “sense of pride and accomplishment” blither, and players are actually madder now than they were when they downvoted EA’s comments 677,000 times on Monday. In case you ever wanted to sniff the distinct scent of internet dumpster fire, you probably should’ve gone to the Star Wars Battlefront II DICE developer AMA on Reddit yesterday and watched that EA world burn.