The studio said in the past that it is working on bringing original trilogy content to multiplayer, specifically in the Supremacy game mode. This "era" was broken down in-depth last month, and while this is a lot of new content already, DICE says that there is still more to come. This is only the first Age of Rebellion update. Many of the game's heroes will receive minor tweaks for balancing, and the game will also receive its monthly batch of bug fixes. The AI troopers, who received some buffs last month, will now be able to use vehicles and heroes. For instance, the user interface will be completely customizable (and removable, for players who value immersion). Related: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's Main Goal Was to Cement Leia's LegacyĪs with every major update, DICE is also implementing dozens of quality-of-life changes to the game. While these gameplay tweaks are common with every update, the last major change is something players have been asking for since the game first released: EA DICE is fixing Leia Organa. Also, existing classes will receive a much-needed reworking, as the Imperial Rocket Jumper and Wookiee Warrior classes are getting complete overhauls. In addition, all four standard trooper classes will receive new unlockable weapons via Co-Op mode challenges. For dedicated players, this is dream come true, as it gives everyone something new to work towards within classes they've already mastered.
Popularized by Star Wars Rebels, the ISB Agent is a dual-wielding infiltrator class specializing in speed and hit-and-run combat. The Empire is also getting a new class: the ISB Agent. The Ewok Hunter's primary weapon is a bow, and its abilities are all offense-oriented.
Now, they will feature in the Rebellion reinforcements as a stealthy, high-damage trooper class. Ewoks were playable previously, but exclusively in the "Ewok Hunt" game mode. The most controversial addition is the Ewok Hunter, a new class for the Rebels that acts as the "Infiltrator" found on other teams.
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