Starting back in August, senior producer Sigurlina Ingvarsdottir made an interesting claim while explaining the omission of a campaign mode from Battlefront. Lets take a look at the lengthy list of reasons why. The issue at hand is only the game itself to some small extent the truth is, EA is out of touch with the gaming community, and especially those players that we serve. The lack of meaningful content in the core game has been the loudest and most widespread criticism of Star Wars Battlefront, and various EA representatives have taken turns trying to justify this in ways that condescend to our readers. The answer, you will find, is that EA can’t stop putting its foot in its mouth over the whole issue. All of this of course begs the question: why are we still talking about this? For these reasons, the highly-anticipated title made our Biggest Disappointments of 2015 on two accounts. Since the release of the game on November 17th, we have largely come to the conclusion that this is quite simply a multiplayer engine, with the only single-player opportunities being hollow and short-lived. Initially, it was our hope that the game would include a campaign mode, and when that rumor was dispelled, we held out hope that the single-player Missions mode would be worth playing. We here at Only Single Player have spent a surprising amount of time talking about EA DICE’s Star Wars Battlefront, a game that has virtually no single-player content.
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