All players are free to download from Battle Net or the Xbox/PlayStation store and enjoy the beta during this period. It will end on March 26, 2023, at the same time. The Diablo 4 Open Beta starts on March 24, 2023, at 9 a.m. We’ll give you all the details on the Diablo 4 Open Beta, including how long it will run and how you can access it. It will only be available for a temporary period and certain players will be able to jump in earlier than others. Set to launch this summer, fans will have a chance to go hands-on with the game early through an Open Beta. We won't be listing them all here due to how long they are, but you can check out the patch notes here to see what's coming.Diablo 4 is the long-awaited new installment in Blizzard’s action RPG series. Part of those discussions also likely turned to the sheer size of the patch notes which were said to be thousands and thousands of words long. It's around 9GB in size for the PC and 11GB on consoles, according to those who've already started downloading it, so not something at all that you'd want to see queued up on July 20th when you're ready to start Season 1 for real.ĭetails about Season 1 have been trickling out over time through streams, blogs, and answers from developers shared here and there, so players have probably already heard much of what they need to know about Season 1.
Blizzard released update 1.1.0a for both consoles and PC platforms on Tuesday, two days prior to the start of Season 1, which is good news considering how sizable the update is. Diablo 4 players eager to start in on Season 1 (Season of the Malignant, if you prefer) can go ahead and prepare for it by downloading the seasonal update now.
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