Diablo 4 play🎃ers want Blizzard to give them more noti꧑ce when servers are being taken down for any maintenance.
Since Diablo 4 first went into early access launch last week, Blizzard has been forced to take the game offlineꦰ for maintenance a handful of times. Sometimes it's to fix relatively minor things like the in-game store not functioning properly, and other times it's to deploy a whopping great update that rebalances classes.
Now, Diablo 4 players really want Blizzard to give them more notice 𒅌when servers are being taken offline. The subreddit post below asks Blizzard to give fans proper warning before servers are take🌱n offline, so players have time to get offline and save their progress.
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"Agreed. Past games (including WoW, a Blizzard game) have always had a 'server maintenance in 15 minutes' kind of notice. It's weird D4 isn't doing that," writes one commenter in agreement. "I'll happily find a stoppingꦡ point and log out and go do something else while they work on the servers, but getting kicked mid-dungeon crawl is dumb."
Plenty of players are pointing to World of Warcraft, another Blizzard-made game, as an online game that gives players warnings when servers are about to go offline. Even MMOs like Final Fantasy 14 give players in-game 𒁃warning message when servers are about to go down, so everyone can scramble offline and not risk having their progress deleted.
What Diablo 4 players are really frustrated with is Blizzard making the new game always-online and an MMO-like, without providing any of the "benefits" of playing an MMO. "They market it as some great game to socialize and group up, then l🎶eave out the ways that make that easier to do. Not everybody wants to go to 3rd party apps to find like minded people to do ONE dungeon," one Red༺dit user writes.
But perhaps we're straying into 🍷different grievances here. Whether Blizzard has made Diablo 4 🐓into more of an MMO or not, their players just want notice about the game going offline.
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Hirun Cryer is a freelance reporter and writer with Gamesradar+ based out of U.K. After earning a degree in American History specializing in journalism, cinema, literature, and history, he stepped into the games writing world, with a focus on shooters, iജndie games, and RPGs, and has since been the recipient of the MCV 30 Under 30 award for 2021. In his s🐬pare time he freelances with other outlets around the industry, practices Japanese, and enjoys contemporary manga and anime.
