BioWare has been doing a great job remaining visible and answering consumer questions, going as far as to hold weekly AMA’s aboutÂAnthem. This week, fans gleaned some new information from different members of the community, including re-affirmation of matchmaking, daily quests, and possible widescreen support.News comes directly from the Twitter accounts of BioWare’s Executive Producer Mark Darrah and Lead Producer Michael Gamble.When asked whether there will be daily missions, or alternatively log-in rewards, Darrah responded that there will be daily things. However, he did not clarify what specifically:

Next up, it appears Gamble–responding back to what his “Anthemmoment” of the week was–let slip the official name of the harder tier of missions. According to his Tweet, there will be a Veteran difficulty setting for those looking for a challenge:

While it had already been addressed before in other panels, Darrah took a moment to re-affirm that matchmaking will be available for every activity withinÂAnthem. This obviously sets the game apart from theÂDestinyÂfranchise where matchmaking is only possible in a few end-game activities:

Finally, Darrah couldn’t give a straight answer on whether the game would have ultra-wide monitor support. However, he did note that the game is currently being played on a super wide monitor with no problem in the office:

Although the teams push towards transparency should be noted, they aren’t ready to answer every question. Specifically, they didn’t want to go into how many weapons will be available during launch:

Darrah also isn’t ready to talk about social interactivity or bridging the lore together with novels yet:

If you want to learn , you can watch the brand new trailer and screenshots revealed yesterday, and a new videoÂshowcasing the dialogue system. You should also check outour preview of the EA Play build of the game. Also, we aren’t entirely convinced ofthe game’s storytelling potential–though, we are hoping to be wowed whenÂAnthemÂmakes it to store shelves.

The game will launch on PS4, Xbox One, and PC on February 22nd, 2019. A demoÂwill be released for all platforms on February 1st. You canÂalready pre-order your copy on Amazon.