Though widely celebrated among fans and critics alike, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order launched with quite a few issues. Its release came riddled with technical problems, such as pop-in issues and framerate woes. Most certainly, Respawn?s first crack at Star Wars could?ve benefited from a delay for polish. Evidently, the team at Respawn agrees. Pushing Fallen Order out of its November 2019 release date had been considered. Respawn thought it best to stick to the date, however, to get ?the game out there.?
Talking to USgamer, Respawn CEO Vince Zampella explained the studio?s commitment to Fallen Order?s November release. ?Yeah, it was a conversation that we had and we decided that we wanted the game out there, we wanted to get it, you know, being out for the holiday. It?s a game that really fits that timeframe.?
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