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I feel like there are enough players on PC/Steam anyway to facilitate finding other players and friends.
Devs have already confirmed it's not an always online game.
If it features EoS it will have to ping back to Epic's crossplay services, and all games I own that have had EoS installed later into the game's life cycle have all been turned into always online (like Killing Floor 2, which I can no longer play in Steam's offline mode thanks to EoS).