Diablo IV's Early Access Open Beta has started today, bringing players back into the hell-torn world of Diablo to get a glimpse of what the full release will show in June. The beta though has not been without struggles, though, as long queue times and crashes have plagued the test.
Fans were able to secure access to this Early Access Open Beta by pre-ordering the ARPG on their chosen platform, meaning it's more a paid test than anything else right now. But it seems a ton of people have been eager to charge into the world of Sanctuary to see how Diablo IV improves on Diablo III.
The beta, which runs this weekend with a fully open beta starting next weekend, gives players a chance to level up three of the five classes coming at launch, the Barbarian, Sorceror, and Rogue, up to at least level 25, as well as play through the prologue content and first Act of the ARPG.
However, just getting into Sanctuary has been a struggle for some, with long queue times and crashes happening. It is a beta afterall, so there are going to be these kinks as Blizzard tests things at scale. However, Blizzard has noted publicly it's aware of the issues facing players as they attempt to log in today.
<p dir=«ltr» lang=«en» xml:lang=«en»>We are aware of the issues impacting Open Beta Early Access, leading to long queue times and server disconnections.The team is managing the rate of players entering the game until we have a full fix for the connection issues.For more updates visit: https://t.co/FmJb8FaIjC<p dir=«ltr» lang=«en» xml:lang=«en»>Very kind of the Diablo IV beta to make sure I get work done today pic.twitter.com/VgZ1SBcebSWe had the chance to check out the beta earlier today after it launched, and while the hour-and-a-half queue was no
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