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Jokes aside, senior producer James Salt explains that the beta has been of a tremendous help in balancing the gameplay and squashing bugs, but the studio is now entering the next phase of development and wants to concentrate its efforts on the unseen parts of the game, such as making sure the micro-transactions system and community features are all working fine.
The developer plans to get the beta up and running again early next year, with a final release now targeted for the first quarter of 2009. The cartoonish Heroes will be the first title in the Battlefield series released under EA’s new Play 4 Free model, meaning it will be an online-only free-to-play game financed through advertisements and micro-transactions for character customizations.
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Loox like it's gonna be a winner and attractive to fans of TF2. I've personally never played any BF titles since I wasn't into PC gaming when the franchise started/got popular, but I'll deffinately be checking this 1 out.
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I was in the closed beta. Its a neat little game, but I have to say it only kept my interest for a week or two before I stopped playing. For a free game its good fun, of course I couldn't gain any more skill points in the beta so that might have dulled down the experience.
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Must say I loved Battlefield when it came out, was great with multi-play as well, but recently i picked up COD World at War and have to say that the cooperative play was excellent.
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