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Catherine Lewis

Smite 2 devs admit that they’re ‘concerned’ about players’ reactions to the lack of transferable content from the original

A pre-alpha screenshot from Smite 2.

Smite 2 has been officially announced, and despite the significant improvements that have been shown off, developer Titan Forge Games has concerns that some players may be unhappy about the lack of transferable content between the two games. 

The upcoming multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) won’t be replacing Smite 1, which is sure to be a relief for loyal fans. Unfortunately, it was also confirmed in the announcement today (January 12) that players’ content won’t directly transfer from the original to the sequel. While all gem-purchasable skins added to Year 11 of Smite will be “cross-gen skins,” which will also unlock in Smite 2, others won’t be carried forward due to the amount of time and effort it would take.

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