It wouldn’t be Battlefield if it launched without any issues; Battlefield 4: Final Stand, the final piece of DLC for the troubled shooter, launched after a pretty lengthy gestation period, but for a lot of players, it simply wouldn’t work. Game Informer reported on the issue, which seemed to hit non Premium members who bought the DLC.

EA’s response was swift:

“We are aware of the issue regarding Battlefield 4 Final Stand not working for non-Premium players and are working on a solution. We ask that fans experiencing this issue manually remove Final Stand from their hard drive. Once we can confirm the solution players will need to re-download it. Stay tuned to official Battlefield channels for updates.”

And it looks like they’ve gone ahead and fixed the problem, as Game Informer has reported that EA is now confirming that all issues with the expansion and its inability to launch have now been resolved.

Now go and play the game.

Okay, I know I’ve been very hard on Battlefield 4 since its initial launch (you would be too, if you were asked to cover every small update or patch the game received extensively on a daily basis… and the game got a lot of updates and patches), but at this point, I just want DICE to release the final bit of planned content for the game, and just move on already, so we an all stop dwelling on this sorry debacle. Also because I can then train all my guns on the upcoming Battlefield Hardline without any distractions.

Anyway, the final bit of planned DLC for the game, the ‘expansion pack’ Final Stand, was originally slated for a Summer release, right? Well, it seems like EA has stealthily swapped the release date for the DLC on its website, and it’s now a lot more ambiguous ‘TBD’ than the still somewhat specific ‘Summer.’

Guys, the time to delay content so it’ll all be okay is long past now. Maybe you should have considered delaying as a legitimate option before, I don’t know, releasing what might be the most broken video game in history to have reached the market.