Blizzard has claimed its Diablo 4 servers are “prepared” for launch this week.
Speaking on the recent Server Slam open beta, Diablo 4 general manager“We learned a lot from each of them,” Ferguson told
in a new interview. “We’re feeling better, like we feel good about that, like all the stuff that we’ve learned.”“We’ve done the work we could do to make launch day as smooth as possible. And we feel good about where we are,” the Blizzard senior developer continued later in the interview. Diablo 3’s launch was marred with server issues at launch, and due to the game’s online-only nature this meant players were entirely unable to access the game, something that lead to great fan outcry.
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