How long have you been playing Diablo 4 beta? If you’re wondering how many demons you’ve killed or how much gold you’ve collected over the two beta weekends, Blizzard has you covered. Now you can view your personal achievements and stats from the Diablo 4 beta, with a handy summary detailing exactly what you’ve accomplished in the upcoming RPG beta.
If you’re one of the more observant professionals who regularly checks your email on the weekends (or works weekends like some of us), you may have noticed the recent email from Blizzard about the Diablo 4 beta. It’s often easy to miss these messages, assuming they’re just asking you to buy the full game or thanking you for playing, but in that case you might want to check.
“Sanctuary is delighted with your achievements in the beta,” read a message sent to players, providing detailed statistics on what you did during the beta. These include the length of your game, the number of story quests you’ve completed, the total number of monsters you’ve killed, your fame and gold earned, the number of dungeons you’ve cleared, and even if you dare to look. the total deaths.
It’s good to see Blizzard tracking these things so soon; It’s not too surprising that they want to keep this stat since previous Diablo games do the same thing, but it’s good to think about it. The community takes a look at some of their personal achievements on Diablo Reddit and beyond. Twitterwith some players, quite frankly, having amazing gameplay (although some admit to leaving the game idle to avoid queuing to get in).
Several of the game’s major developers say they haven’t seen theirs, though community manager Adam “PezRadar” Fletcher points out that it may be due to an internal filter at Blizzard. However, we are sure that they will find a way to find them. Fletcher also points out that if you don’t have email, it could be because your Battlenet account has email disabled, though players note that it still seems to be rolling out, so maybe you’re out of luck.
How for me? Despite literally being abroad for one of the weekends and working during them (in case you missed that part earlier), I managed to rack up a decent 14 hours completing all 27 stories. missions and defeat 7,217 monsters, collect 169,454 gold coins and level up my thief.
He says I died four times as well, but that was from the experiments… or because I was unconscious… or confronted by the Butcher, I promise. Sure, that’s not exactly the 114,761 monster kills and 2.5 billion gold I earned in Diablo 3 Season 28, but it’s an honest life.
Separately, Blizzard has shared its first Diablo 4 post-beta patch notes with numerous tweaks to systems, class balance, and even the post-beta menu and UI.
Make sure you meet the system requirements for Diablo 4 as the Diablo 4 release date is less than two months away. Feeling tension in the air? Prepare for Lilith’s arrival by thinking about what kind of Diablo 4 you’ll start your adventure with, if you haven’t already.
Source : PC Gamesn
