The Dragon Ball FighterZ open beta took place over the weekend beginning on Saturday for anyone who was in the Early Access beta group, but there were lots of server issues yesterday, leaving many players out of the action. While some were able to play on Saturday, when the game was made available for everyone to play instead of just a select group, there were a ton of connectivity issues.
There was a silver lining when the Bandai Namco US Twitter account posted the following, stating that the beta may be extended in light of the connection problems.
FighterZ, the DRAGON BALL FighterZ Open Beta is experiencing network issues that cannot be addressed quickly. We’ll keep the Open Beta online but you might experience problems during gameplay. We may extend the Open Beta, more info here: https://t.co/5WMdnjzVQ5 #DBFighterzBETA pic.twitter.com/4c7EJCqhFE
— Bandai Namco US (@BandaiNamcoUS) January 14, 2018
Unfortunately, despite potentially hinting that the beta would be extended due to the technical issues, the Bandai Namco UK Twitter posted an update that confirmed that yes, the beta would be ending as of tonight. As it stands, it looks like the beta will indeed be ending tonight.
We are glad to confirm that the Dragon Ball FighterZ Open Beta Test received some tweaks with positive results.
Thank you for your support, we hope you will keep on playing with us until the end of the Open Beta Test on 16th January, 08:00 am (UK Time).#DBFighterzBETA pic.twitter.com/yaCaf5gBPm
— Bandai Namco UK (@BandaiNamcoUK) January 15, 2018
Hopefully this means that the actual game when it releases Jan. 26 won’t experience the same problems as the beta, and it’ll all be gravy for players to jump in and enjoy.
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