Realm Royale fixed that problem, introducing six easily swappable classes which can all share the same weapon and armor pool. Paladins Battlegrounds contradicted the straightforward gameplay and low barriers to entry key to the success of a battle royale, locking players into a single character without shared weapons or skills. Their first few attempts weren't what they envisioned.
Starting from scratch, Newbrough and his team started tinkering with their own take on the battle royale. "We weren't really happy playing with the classes the way they were, so we went back to the drawing board." The game mode never really caught on, fragmenting the Paladins player base, who saw it as too "unique and too different from Paladins proper," according to Newbrough. Revealed at Hi-Rez Expo 2018, the company's yearly convention in Atlanta, it released worldwide for one month before being shelved and sent back to testing. Paladins Battlegrounds had relatively a short life. You can play for any time, drop in and out and there's a lot of RNG within the mode that allows for high playability." " I've always been enamored by the elegance of the mode, it solves a lot of core issues. "We've been watching the battle royale genre for a while, since the days of DayZ and H1Z1," Rory Newbrough, producer on Realm Royale told Newsweek. Realm Royale started out as Paladins Battlegrounds, a game mode for Hi-Rez's freemium take on the hero shooter.
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