The update does this in two ways, the first of which is by introducing Prestige Ranks.
There are currently four Prestige Ranks in the game, with each one resetting your level back to one.
In addition to Prestige Ranks, Saber Interactive has also finally fixedSpace Marine 2’smatchmaking woes.
It didn’t come out of the gate swinging to takeFortnite’splace.
It already had our expensive entry fee, it just needed to keep us around.
The Trygon update, I suspect, will have finally accomplished that goal.
Saber Interactive has alreadyannouncedSpace Marine 3and has begun hyping it up.
Rather, the announcement of the sequel all but confirms it was always intended to die.
That sense of finality may have actually worked inSpace Marine 2’sfavor.
It was never designed to be a forever game.
Fortunately,Space Marine 2isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.
Of course, eventually, updates will slow down before support is ceased completely.
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