The next entry into the Battlefield franchise is less than a month away from being released, and players are gearing up to see exactly what DICE is bringing to this year’s installment. While the developer has been revealing more and more information regarding Battlefield V, fans still won’t get the full picture until the title is downloaded on their preferred platform and they are hitting the field where tussles take place.

While many people are certainly looking forward to the multiplayer experience, especially the game’s iteration of the super popular Battle Royale mode, DICE is still offering up single player adventures for all to enjoy. That said, Battlefield V will feature four War Stories through Tides of War. Three of them will be available at launch next month, with the fourth one arriving the following month. However, that last one, appropriately titled “The Last Tiger,” will be the final DLC DICE likely releases for the game.

Taking to Reddit, DICE Global Community Manager Dan Mitre stated that the developer has no plans for more single player adventures beyond The Last Tiger. He said, “after The Last Tiger is released in December, there is currently no plan to add additional War Stories through Tides of War.” This seems to be a move by the developer to put all of their focus into the multiplayer aspect of the title, which we also saw done by Treyarch with Black Ops 4, but their game launched with no single-player campaign.

We’ve recently learned more information about some single player goodness for Battlefield V, which you can read more about right here. The next Battlefield adventure begins on November 2oth for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers as this story develops, and for other gaming goodness going on right now, check out the following:

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