Titan Forge confirms Smite 2 won’t include your Smite skins from the first game, although players will be compensated for their purchases.

Smite 2's executive producer takes us through the decision not to bring over tier 5 and limited skins, the new currency, and divine legacy rewards.

SMITE 2 explains why the skins from the first game cannot be ported to the sequel, and reveals its plan for dealing with this decision.

Titan Forge is building Smite 2 from scrap in Unreal Engine 5, and that means you can’t transfer Smite skins to Smite 2. You’ll have to buy them again instead, but Titan Forge has a plan to ...

Calling Smite’s move from Unreal Engine 3 to 5 a “multi-generational leap”, Hi-Rez insisted it’s not feasible to port all the content in Smite 1 to Smite 2 due to the time it would take.

As a result, the sequel is ditching a lot of the original game's content. "To just port every skin to Smite 2 would take about 246 person-years of work," the devs explain.

SMITE has introduced skins to their game based on classic Nickelodeon characters like Invader Zim and Rocko.

Smite X Slipknot is happening later this month, adding nine skins and a music pack using some of Slipknot's iconic music.