Along with the release of "Star Wars Battlefront" earlier this week came a number of problems. Most of these, however, can be fixed and Electronic Arts created a guide to help gamers troubleshoot the issues. 

On its website, Electronic Arts outlined how some of the problems can be fixed by doing simple things like restarting the game on the PC or console that is being used. However, other more complex issues have to be fixed by downloading and installing updates. One of the main issues encountered by players on the Xbox One so far is the inability to join the server or matchmake. This particular issue has to be solved with an update and once it has been installed, gamers on consoles will be able to proceed with playing.

Another important issue that has been encountered by players on the PlayStation 4 is that they cannot play the game at all or even access it. This particular issue has been associated with licenses for the game, and IGN stated that Sony addressed the problem and provided instructions on how to restore the licenses. 

Importantly, the guide provided by Electronic Arts is the best resource when it comes to handling problems related to "Star Wars Battlefront" as it covers its PC and console editions. Some of the problems voiced by users, however, have no solution such as the inability to access online features. This particular problem is associated with the user signing in with an account which indicates that he is underage, and so he is restricted from accessing certain features on all platforms. In this case, if the user is not underage, they will have to sign with an adult's account and the problem will be resovled. 

As for other issues like game freezes, inability to find servers and errors caused by co-op invites, these can be solved by either restarting the game or the system. Finally, it is inevitable that some problems in "Star Wars Battlefront" will persist despite all efforts to find solutions and for these, users have been taking in forums on the Internet to find fixes.