The imagery of the picture shows off a pair of rebels - one with a blaster and the other wielding a scoped rifle - hiding behind a tree preparing to flank two clone troopers. Behind the Rebels you can see an AT-ST firing through the woods over a fallen AT-ST leaving the impression that this game will have destructible vehicles much like EA's other Battlefield titles. In the background of the fighting we get a glimpse of Ewok villages in the trees where speculation leans towards versatile maps in which players will be able to overcome enemies from above.
During the interview, Fegraeus tried not to give out too much information on what they are planning but did give us a little insight as to what is to be expected. “The scale of our maps and modes offer a great variety” depending on the location inside the map Fegraeus told IGN. We can speculate that a map of Hoth will be bigger than one of Endor considering AT-ATs will have to fit smoothly in the game. He also explained how they are using their "internally developed photogrammetry systems" that use photographed images to achieve a high level of detail during gameplay. Doing so they expect to hopefully meet the expectations of the large fan base that the Star Wars Universe has amassed.
Earlier this week's Electronic Arts earnings call, CFO Blake Jorgensen talked about how their next shooter is aiming for a launch date that aligns with the release of Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens, which is set to release in theaters on December 18. Jorgensen also went on to say that though the game is set to release around the same time as the movie, it will not be widely based around the movie thought it will use some of the same universe themes, items and characters. DICE has already been showing the game to close partners and one of the many things that they hear "is that it doesn't feel like other shooters and that it’s fully born from Star Wars" which is exactly what they are aiming for. More information will be revealed this spring when DICE is set to show more of what they have been up to.
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