They have since walked back those comments a little bit in a statement given to Mashable regarding the remarks. EA said the game has dropped the Season Pass in order to avoid fragmenting the player base.
To be fair, it definitely looks like EA has listened to fan feedback regarding their first game and is looking to remedy that with the sequel. In today’s age, it seems like including a browser is no longer a standard but is now a feature that has to be asked for. Games like Medal of Honor: Allied Assault and even the older Battlefield games thrived on having a server browser. Dedicated servers are pretty much a necessary addition for shooters these days but now it seems like the days of included a server browser are dying. Other games like Battlefield 1, for example, have a server browser so it would be surprise to be sure, but an unwelcome one, if Battlefront II didn’t include a server browser of some sort on PC.
This isn’t really a surprise to have dedicated servers but it was curious to not receive an answer regarding a server browser. We will have dedicated servers, like always.
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