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Hey Battlefrontians.. for all of you who have not heard, our good buddy Tuggie from Gloom Walkers.com has prepared and organized a “Twitter Bomb” against LucasArts come this Saturday. For everyone who is not sure what a “Twitter Bomb”, it is simply when Battlefront 3 fans join together and send some friendly twitter messages to Lucasarts (via Twitter) and hopefully be really nice and give up some information.
Please be sure to keep this civilized and don’t simply spam Lucas Arts out of respect and consideration!
A message from Tuggie:
The time has come. Saturday, February 11th, we will unleash the fury of Battlefront fans with our darkside powers of…tweets.
Alright, alright it’s not no the craziest thing we could do, but seriously, Lucas Arts has done just about everything it can to limit fans contacting them via email, phone, and other social media. We’ve bothered Spark enough for now, it’s time to take our worries straight to the Publisher. Thanks to RogueStarKiller, he has devised a list of the importance and the method we will be following.
The instructions Tuggie has set up are pretty straight forward:
1. Sign the Battlefront 3 Petition If you haven’t alread signed this, click here and sign the online petition.
2. Create a twitter account if you haven’t already.
3. Send the tweet
@Lucasartsgames We want #StarWars #Battlefront3 Make the game and we will buy it! http://www.petitiononline.com/SWBF3/petition.html
Crazyness! For more information on this “Twitter Bomb” check out Tuggies forums at
Don’t Piss Lucasarts off right now. If Spark releases their project and its Not SWBF3, THEN you can piss off LA. This isn’t going to get people anywhere. Who ever organized this sounds dumber than I do on a suggestion forum for a Jupiter engine game. They will most likely announce at PAX East in April.
i agree 100% bro.
well said.
Yeah…we should just wait until SOMETHING comes out.
I’m creating a twitter account right now
@destroyerdog it came out in Australia early
Sorry guys, no trailer befor or after it
but I heard darth vader breathing at the end of the credits , is that normal?
Oh wow I forgot abot Fracture. 4 years? Yeah sequel is about due
Isn’t the movie coming out on the tenth?
I may join ( not for sure) but has anyone everthought that it might be a new fracture game? (btw fracture is a third person shooter made by lucas arts in 2008 its pretty fun i would recomend it to fans of the battlefront serious but anyway I hope its a new battlefront
Hey I’m going to go watch episode 1 in 6 hours so when I get bak I’ll tell you if there is a bf3 trailer
That’s an extremely baaad move. It will just create more havoc for the studio to deal with, and pressure, as much as it creates diamonds, can also create rubble. As consumers, we aren’t entitled to their games, it’s their intellectual property and their R&D so they can share it and sell it to whom they so choose. As much as I love the battlefront series (one of my first PS2 games) I do not believe spamming them is the right answer to get information. Good luck anyways though.
Consumers are supposed to demand a product, it’s the only reason their company even exists. All this means is that the fan base wants to keep in touch with a publisher who has been way out of touch for the last 6 years. If you know anything about software development, having buzz from the customers and demands is the ONLY way to sell a product and be successful.
Right on Tuggie!
Hey Tuggie, I have nothing against the Twitter bomb idea and I hope it eventually gets some results. However we need to make sure that it is clear that we are demanding that the game be made or if it is being made for LucasArts to announce something already, but we are NOT demanding the game development be rushed are speed up to accommodate the fans.
I am just thinking it would really suck if BF3 is in the works and as a result of our actions LucasArts says hey this game is in high demand let’s move up the deadline and who cares if it takes longer to make the game not crappy.
So basically we want the game to be made, we want answers, but we do not want a poor game to be rushed out the door. If we can speak with one voice on this then I think there will be more people on board.
how did it go?