Battlefield 5 - whether I play SP Campaign or connect to EA servers, is it necessary to link to EA servers?

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Battlefield 5 - whether I play SP Campaign or connect to EA servers, is it necessary to link to EA servers?

Battlefield 5 - whether I play SP Campaign or connect to EA servers, is it necessary to link to EA servers?

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FladaHD
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08-10-2019, 08:45 PM

#1

Could it be that the Origin Servers caused the problem? The game exited to the desktop around 3 a.m. on June 2 without any error messages in the event log, just closing normally. I observed Origin briefly showing a white/grey screen and loading circle, but everything worked again. Just asking.

I was using Campaign Singleplayer MODE with ONLINE mode enabled for Origin. However, it seems I could play in offline mode too. If playing in OFFLINE mode is possible, does that mean I should still be connected to the servers EA?

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FladaHD

08-10-2019, 08:45 PM #1

Could it be that the Origin Servers caused the problem? The game exited to the desktop around 3 a.m. on June 2 without any error messages in the event log, just closing normally. I observed Origin briefly showing a white/grey screen and loading circle, but everything worked again. Just asking.

I was using Campaign Singleplayer MODE with ONLINE mode enabled for Origin. However, it seems I could play in offline mode too. If playing in OFFLINE mode is possible, does that mean I should still be connected to the servers EA?

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12rusherb
Junior Member

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08-12-2019, 01:00 PM

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There are incentives for multiplayer participation through single-player challenges. It's important to monitor these activities. I remember in BF3 you had to open the game from the Battlelog site, though if you couldn't, it would still start in single-player mode. I don't know if this feature was maintained later.

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12rusherb

08-12-2019, 01:00 PM #2

There are incentives for multiplayer participation through single-player challenges. It's important to monitor these activities. I remember in BF3 you had to open the game from the Battlelog site, though if you couldn't, it would still start in single-player mode. I don't know if this feature was maintained later.