Blizzard is doing its best to remain transparent about these issues, to help players avoid problems as they're playing through Diablo 4's early story.Technical issues were not unexpected among the Diablo 4 playerbase, of course. There are still months of development left before Diablo 4 is finished, after all. Diablo 4 remains planned for full release in early June, so the beta is expected to have some frustrating technical issues. In case you missed out, the official Diablo 4 Twitter account shared a new teaser yesterday, hinting at a possible announcement at The Game Awards 2022, which will be a significantly shorter show this year according to Geoff Keighley.Blizzard has shared a list of major ongoing technical issues from Diablo 4's ongoing open beta, as well as fixes that it has issued in real-time. Blizzard also claimed in a developer diary that Diablo 4 won't feature pay-to-win mechanics, and will only offer cosmetic micro-transactions that do not affect the gameplay. Players will delve into nightmarish dungeons and explore the sprawling world of Sanctuary. There is also currently no word on whether the latest installment in the legendary RPG series will be available on Xbox Game Pass.ĭiablo 4 will continue the legacy of Blizzard's classic RPG series with a new approach to the gameplay basics, such as a fully-online structure, open world, character upgrading, and skill boards. However, a new launch date pulled from the Microsoft Store suggests that Diablo 4 will come out one month later than thought. Diablo 4 has been the subject of numerous rumors in recent months, as Windows Central previously reported that the game is slated to arrive in April 2023. Players should take this leak with a pinch of salt until Blizzard gives a firm release date for its fully-online RPG, which could appear at The Game Awards on December 8th.

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