Those who plan to participate in the Diablo IV beta, but are horrified by the size of the game's installation files, can easily slim them down. We explain how to do it.
Regardless of whether you have participated in previous beta tests of Diablo 4 or you're going to do it this weekend, you probably know that the game can weigh a lot. Activision Blizzard's work is not one of the tiniest, and for those who count every gigabyte of free space on their hard drives, it can be downright overwhelming. Fortunately, there is a way to reduce the weight of the game by almost half, although it is not without some drawbacks..
Below we describe in a fairly clear step-by-step method how to reduce the weight of Diablo 4 beta files. Therefore, if you follow the instructions, you should not have any problems in achieving the goal.
We realize that some of you already have the full version of the beta installed. It turns out that in that case it is still possible to reduce its weight. Here's how to do it:
As you can see, this process is extremely simple. Unfortunately, in saving disk space we are forced to make some concessions, so you have to decide for yourselves whether you prefer to enjoy 4K resolution or additional free space on your drives.
Open beta testing of Diablo IV has already started and will last until March 27 (Monday) at 8 p.m. CET. Participation - unlike the first round - is guaranteed to all interested parties (unless you get stuck in queues). More information about the tests can be found at this link.
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Author: Kamil Kleszyk
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