Anthem game director, Jonathan Warner recently revealed that the single player space aka Fort is going to be customisable and will bring new certain events.<\/b>
\nAnthem is the biggest project in works by BioWare and EA. Since the reveal, all the players have been excited about its unique approach and how it\u2019s going to be different from games like Destiny. BioWare has been busy a lot lately revealing details about the game. Recently game\u2019s director, Jonathan Warner was a part of a very detailed interview with Entertainment Weekly, where he discussed the single player story space of Anthem.
Jonathan Warner confirmed that the single player place space in Anthem aka Fort will have some customization options and reactivity but they are not huge. Except for characters, forts of each character will almost look the same because basically, they are inside the same spaces.
There will be new events happening in single player space (Fort) throughout the story as you make decisions.
As for the decisions go, Jonathan Warner was then asked about the different factions in Anthem. How these interactions will change your in-game story or what will you get for interacting with factions in Anthem.
You will gain in-game reputation for completing tasks and it depends on what you do. Interacting with Factions in Anthem will reward you with perks which you can use to enhance your Javelin.
In the same interview, Jonathan was also asked about the comparisons being made between Destiny and Anthem since its reveal. Jonathan is very confident about their game and these comparisons do not upset him at all, he mentioned.
As for the matchmaking goes, BioWare is going to make sure that you don\u2019t have a horrible experience when you start playing.
BioWare will first look at your pilot level and who you are actually playing with. No matter what, the team will make sure that you are not struggling instead you are having the best experience possible in the game.
We also got to see the first story trailer of Anthem at The Game Awards 2018. You can check it out here as it tells what these freelancers in the game are up to and why they have to take on the villains.
Anthem will release on February 22,2019, for Xbox One, PC and PS4.<\/p>\n