Joshua Boyle: Funny about that, I feel like there still hasn’t been enough attention put on the fact that the early adopters pack, the Champion’s Pack, is like the all-time greatest value I’ve ever seen in a game, because you literally get whatever champion we will ever make, if you’re in on that. And now it’s just straight free to play, yes? Are there any plans to further reward or compensate the early adopters?
The early access free to play model used to cost $30. What does the future hold for this title, especially now that it’s gone completely free to play? I dug around a bit to find out. The game’s gotten off to a rough start but has had some exciting developments as of late, particularly the addition of Wolfenstein protagonist B.J. While there, I got a chance to sit down with Quake Champions community manager Joshua Boyle and ask some questions about the future of this early access arena FPS. This weekend, Texas was once again home to QuakeCon, the Bring Your Own Computer tournament and Bethesda publisher event held every year since 1996.
