And from the looks of it, they won’t even care as D4 will be a huge commercial success.Since the Diablo IV open beta has been made available to anyone, the developers at Blizzard Entertainment have asked everyone to expect long queue times and possible server issues. But hey, that’s not the Activision/Blizzard way. Ironically, an offline mode would have saved everyone the trouble. It’s also as anti-consumer as it can get. However, I can’t possibly imagine anyone waiting one or two hours in queue just so they can play it. Yes, this is a game a lot have been looking forward to. So, can anyone imagine what will happen next week when the beta opens to everyone? Will we get 4-5 hours login queues? And what about the final game? Are Blizzard and Activision really asking for 70 euros for a game you can’t play whenever you want to?Īt this point, we suggest staying away from Diablo 4. What’s ironic here is that this Early Access Open Beta phase is only for those that have pre-ordered the game. Imagine pre-ordering the game in order to play its Open Beta, and get this. On every platform, there are long queues that can go up to two hours. However, after receiving numerous emails about its login issues, we re-launched it and we can confirm that the servers are pushed to their limits. However, most of you won’t be able to do so as there are currently loooooooong login queues.įor what it’s worth, we were able to play and test the Open Beta when it launched. In this Eary Access phase, those that have pre-ordered the game can play its Open Beta. A few hours ago, Blizzard launched the Early Access phase of Diablo 4’s Open Beta.
0 kommentar(er)
