First I'd recommend trying to repair the game, due this by going to Origin and finding Battlefield V. Click the cog and hit repair, this should run a scan on all the files of your game and (possibly) fix any defected files.
Second, close the game down, Edit: and go into Origin and find Battlefield V. Click the cog icon and go into game properties. Click 'Cloud Saves' at the top, and untick 'enable cloud saves'. This will stop Origin from auto-syncing your details to the cloud copy. Next, open up your My Documents folder. Navigate to 'Battlefield V', then 'Settings' - the full file path is: C:\Users\\Documents\Battlefield V\settings Grab all of the files in there, there should be 6, and move them to your desktop or somewhere else safe to keep them for later. These files are your user 'profile', which contains all of your settings and certain details regarding the singleplayer. By removing these files you'll force the game to regenerate new copies when you reboot the game. For the six files you removed from the folder keep them in case this doesn't work but I think that you can just use the newly generated files as you main files. Finish the intro and whatever singleplayer saves you had before, reboot the game and see if your game saves with the newly generated files. If not, just replace the files you originally had in the folder and delete the new files.
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