portal premium ???

I had the same issue for the past hour now. Left the page open while searching for any possible solutions online for about 20 minutes and with a completely unmodified experience I hit save at the top right and it saved and I used that opportunity to modify the experience from there. Not sure what the problem is exactly but I have a feeling it's tied in with the overpopulation problems they've been having in general. Might try just sitting and waiting and hoping it finally just saves or if enough people email support with open cases about the issue it will definitely catch their attention to get it corrected sooner.

Not just you, I'm on xbox and trying to create an experience with my EA account synced with xbox AND owning the phantom edition... Wanted to post a topic about it but you already have one. Owning the "premium content" shouldn't even make a difference, weather there were DLC maps or not, you should still be able to create an experience, just not be able to actually play it if you don't own the maps. This literally makes no sense. Battlefield 2042's portal worked just fine aside from the over population error you'd RARELY get compared to BF6....

so a major feature is a low priorty

yes i get it but can u please figure it out 

that works, but says global game quota exceeded 

still no love for steam users

fix ?????

So it works even with the 'Players need to own premium content to play.' in portal. First try and click the save icon, no need to publish to try locally (an option when running portal maps). Then it should at least (at first) show up in your My Experiences. 

Same issue on PS5

yes i am on steam usually buy it on ea

so probably a steam issue

I could bypass it by saving the portal mode instead of publishing it, when set up correctly it can be saved.

After that press publish and it worked.

I have the same issue, "Show Player Created Content" doesn't fix it, that is an entirely separate issue. This is ridiculous that we purchase their product and they fail to recognize ownership on their end.