MULTI Star Wars: Battlefront II

While some analysts think Electronic Arts (EA +1%) has been punished too hard for flak around tentpole game Star Wars: Battlefront II -- recently, Wedbush and BMO -- Morgan Stanley is downgrading on the issue.

Analyst Brian Nowak has lowered his rating to Equal Weight from Overweight, pointing to a poor start for Battlefront II, and lowered his sales forecast to 10M units from 13M. It's unlikely the much-discussed microtransactions will make an appearance in the game until fiscal Q4, and when they do they'll be "heavily scrutinized" due to the existing backlash, no matter how conservative the company is, Nowak says.

He's lowered his fiscal 2018 EPS estimate to $0.13 from $0.16, and cut the stock's price target to $120 from $126, implying 6.1% upside from current pricing.

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m1ke82 schrieb:

Kampagne macht mir auch Spaß.
Nur leider denkt man sich immer, wie viel mehr da möglich gewesen wäre.
Ja sogar, nach nem eignenen Spiel ala SW Starfighter schreit es doch z.B an jeder Ecke..

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Since release, we've been hard at work making changes based on your feedback to create a better game for all our players. Today, we're happy to announce that the Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II Progression update, which includes a complete re-design of the in-game progression system, will begin rolling out on March 21st. There are also some additional changes coming to the cosmetics in the game, but we'll get to that in a bit...

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With this update, progression is now linear. Star Cards, or any other item impacting gameplay, will only be earned through gameplay and will not be available for purchase. Instead, you’ll earn experience points for the classes, hero characters, and ships that you choose to play in multiplayer. If you earn enough experience points to gain a level for that unit, you'll receive one Skill Point that can be used to unlock or upgrade the eligible Star Card you'd like to equip.

You'll keep everything you’ve already earned and unlocked. You will keep all of the Star Cards, heroes, weapons, or anything else you have already earned. What you have earned will still be available to use with this update regardless of how much or little progress you have already made.

Crates no longer include Star Cards and cannot be purchased. Crates are earned by logging in daily, completing Milestones, and through timed challenges. Inside of these crates, you'll find Credits or cosmetic items, such as emotes or victory poses, but nothing that impacts gameplay.

Starting in April, you’ll be able to get appearances directly through in-game Credits or Crystals. The first new appearances are coming soon, meaning you'll be able to grab new looks for your heroes and troopers directly by using either Credits (earned in-game) or Crystals (available to purchase in-game and through first-party stores). If you’ve ever dreamed of being a part of the Resistance as a Rodian, your chance is right around the corner.

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mindVex schrieb:

Jetzt ist es ja gerade im Sale - meint ihr, mit dem überarbeiteten Loot-System kann man es jetzt vernünftig spielen?

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