The second open beta of Diablo 4 has been very much liked by the players. In particular, a number of favorable changes compared to previous tests have been praised.
Yesterday another Diablo 4 open beta has been launched. Player reactions are very enthusiastic, and judging by them, the Blizzard Entertainment will deliver a real hit in June.
"So far the servers are performing perfectly. Zero problems, the game looks great and is really challenging in terms of gameplay. (...) Every battle takes longer, the elite enemies are much more challenging, and the bosses in the dungeons absolutely kick my ass."
"The game performance is perfect with me. I don't want to say too much and jinx it."
"I noticed a huge difference from the first weekend of the beta. There are no queues at all this time. They really don't want to repeat the disaster of Diablo 3 launch."
"This is exactly what the classic Diablo is supposed to be. You should be happy when you get a legendary item, not five hundred of them in an hour. The loot system in Diablo 3 is not something they should strive for! The current balance is much better than in the first beta. Let the grind begin!"
"I really like how the loot looks now compared to the beta. The beta showered us with rare and legendary items. Now finding a rare item is much more exciting."
Recall that the full version of Diablo 4 will debut on June 6, 2023. The game will be released simultaneously on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.
If you want to check out the game before the release then you need to hurry. This is because the open beta will come to an end today at 9 p.m. CET.
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Author: Adrian Werner
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