There's some good news and bad news for prospective 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Elden Ring Nightreign players today, as lucky beta players are finally , but apparently, not everyone has be🥂en sent the right one.
Elden Ring Nightreign – 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:FromSoftware's shiny new co-op spin-off to the brutal action RPG behemoth we all know and love – is set to launch later this year, but it's getting a network test later this week that'll give players the chance to check it out early. PS5 and Xbox Series X|S fans had to register before January 20 for a chance to be picked, and invites have been so in demand that some scalpers have tried reselling them for hundreds of dollars. Yikes.
Despite the fact that players could only pick between playing on PS5 oꦉr Xbox Series consoles – no PCs allowed, apparently, despite the fact that the game is set to launch on there too – reports on Twitter suggest that a lot of 🦩players are running into trouble trying to redeem their codes. Some PS5 users claim they've been sent Xbox codes, and vice versa – it's immediately easy to tell if something is up since the former are supposed to be 12 characters long, whereas the latter should be 25 characters.
"I received an Xbox code but it's too 🦂short. Xbox codes are meant to be 25 characters long and the one I received was 12," one . "Same problem for me too… I registered for Xbox and the mail says ♚platform: XBSX but the code is too short for Xbox," . "Same here. I received a 25-digit code but need a 12-digit code for my PS5," .
At the time of writing, neither FromSoftware or publisher 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Bandai Namco has posted publicly to acknowledge the problem – hopefully those without suitable codes could be given an alternative, but at the time of writing, it's not clear if that's an option when access was limited in the first place. With the first 🥀three-hour network test session set to kick off on Friday 14 February, here's hoping something can be🌠 sorted out before then.
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