After careful deliberation, we will no longer be supporting this option as we identified potential security risks and are committed to safeguarding the player experience." Blizzard confirms that TCP/IP isn't going to be supported in the tests, but support is also no longer planned for the final game.īlizzard explains why in its answer: "TCP/IP support will not be available in the upcoming Beta or the final game. It also means you could use a peer-to-peer connection to play with a friend. This support allows for local multiplayer gaming to happen without needing to connect to a remote server such as.
Included in the FAQ (Opens in a new window) along with this announcement, Blizzard has asked and answered a question regarding TCP/IP support in both the Early Access and Open Beta tests. That's unlikely to stop many Diablo fans flocking to Blizzard's servers to try out the remaster of this classic. PDT.īlizzard is keen to point out the game is still in heavy development and these tests don't represent final gameplay and will likely contain a number of bugs. 17 via each platform's digital store, while Windows gamers can preload from Aug. Preloading on consoles is possible from Aug. 20, the Open Beta becomes available for Windows, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One owners.
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