Andrew Wilson, the CEO of Electronic Arts, has said that the team is not done with Anthem (even though it has lost some of its key development staff), and that he believes the game can make a comeback, similar to the way that EA?s Star Wars Battlefront II did. In an interview with GameDaily.biz, Wilson spoke about some of Anthem?s shortcomings, including one of the larger issues that divided the player base since the launch of the game. He said that the player base was divided into two portions, those who wanted the complex narrative driven experience akin to games like the Mass Effect series, and those who wanted more adventure-oriented gameplay. He said that this gap eventually grew larger as players progressed further into Anthem?s endgame, leaving players at an impasse. Wilson said:

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