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8/1/2016 11:42:03 PM
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EA issues order 66, Galaxy in Turmoil is no more
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Of course they did.
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1 Rispondi*muffled sounds of Pandemic turning in its grave*
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1 RispondiIt was bound happen sadly, there was no way that game was gonna make it out without some issues with EA and Lucasfilms. Personally i am really happy that EA was actually worried because it shows how pathetic their battlefront IP is compared this fanmade game that actually was done with love. Also the dev will reskin the game with a new concept and will continue to develop it and release it on steam. And they will not crowdfund the game until a playable demo is out for everyone.
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It was bound to happen. They made the mistake of attempting to try to do it anyway.
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There's no reason to live anymore
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1 RispondiLucasFilms weren't even upset. They just had to respect the contract they have with EA. Shame EA pays for the exclusive rights to properties and then ends up running them into the ground in the video game market. They can barely muster 50,000 players daily in Battlefront across all three platforms. Waiting for the sequel when the idiotic fanboys and viral marketers try their very best to convince people it'll be great. Looking forward to how many suckers they can reel in.
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Goddamn it EA
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http://frontwirestudios.com/the-future-of-galaxy-in-turmoil/ Provided a link to the blog post. While it is rather unfortunate that there won't be the Star wars battlefront that the fans deserve I am glad that they decided to change it to their own game which is inspired by the amazing Battlefronts of old. I wish Frontwire studios the best of luck in finishing their game. May the force be with them all o7
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Of course they did, it interferes with their money schemes. If there is a superior version of Battlefront no one would buy their crappy bare bones game.
