Among the disappointments are the fact that players won’t actually be able to pilot the iconic Y-Wing, and that the PC version of the game will lack the split-screen functionality of the console versions.
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A few short days ago, just so the game developers can clear the air on a few issues and reassure dubious fans, Star Wars Battlefront’s Community Manager Matthew Everett made a blog post on Electronic Arts’ website to answer some of the public’s pressing questions in a Q&A compilation.
Lastly, EA confirmed that Split-Screen feature will only be available on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, not on PC. Instead, players can call on them for support in certain game modes.
Additionally, it explained a little about how vehicles will spawn in the Walker Assault game mode. The Star Wars shooter was IGN’s top pick from the video game convention.
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These vehicle power ups have to be used within a certain amount of time though. One thing that is interesting is the new vehicle power-up item that will allow players to hop into a vehicle after acquiring the power-up.
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The section was concluded with Everret clarifying the distinction between cooperative Missions mode and Multiplayer. There’s a lot already that doesn’t appear to be in this initial release of the game stuff that was in Pandemic’s first iteration of Star Wars: Battlefront, which included flyable Y-Wings that makes me wonder if maybe a lot of this content is being worked on as DLC?
