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Force Awakens' John Boyega Wants An Offline Story Mode For Star Wars Battlefront
Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens' John Boyega recently asked Star Wars Battlefront on twitter for something many of us have wanted since the game's release – an offline single-player campaign.
@EAStarWars Will fans get a full on offline story mode? It's more of an enjoyable way to learn controls.
— John Boyega (@JohnBoyega) March 2, 2016
@EAStarWars yeah thought it was great! But definitely leaves you wanting to engage within a narrative. Can I visit your base in the uk?
— John Boyega (@JohnBoyega) March 3, 2016
Boyega plays Finn in the new Star Wars films, so he's a little closer to the franchise than the rest of us who are making the same request. Following his original inquiry, which received the response, "Have you had a chance to try the Missions?" Boyega said he had, and then asked if he could visit the studio. I expect we'll see photos of this event soon.
Star Wars Battlefront recently announced some surprising DLC, and in response (much like Boyega) we had some of our own suggestions for game in the form of characters that would probably be a better fit to be added to the game.
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