Is Diablo 4 Beta PvP? In short no.
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Diablo 4 beta is already underway, having just launched for the early access weekend on the 17th of March, and ending on the 19th. However, with the second weekend set to begin very soon, fans are certainly wondering, is Diablo 4 beta PvP?
Diablo 4 Beta will allow you to explore the surrounding area of Fractured Peaks. As far as we’re aware there isn’t a PvP zone in Fractured Peaks, so no, there won’t be PvP in beta!
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Will Diablo 4 Beta have PvP?
Unfortunately, as an open beta, PvP might be quite a challenge for developers to make as a feature at this point in the lifetime of the game.
We’re fairly confident that PvP will not be an option in the beta, especially considering that the first early access open beta weekend did not feature it either.
Players will have the opportunity to extensively explore the early game of Diablo IV during both the Open Beta and Early Access weekends. This will involve experiencing the campaign through the Prologue and the entirety of Act 1. You’ll be able to navigate the first zone, Fractured Peaks, however you wish, battling demons and navigating the rugged terrain.
Diablo 4 Open Beta rewards & how to claim them
During these weekends, characters are limited to levelling up to Level 25, but you can continue to fight against demons until the Open Beta concludes. By completing quests provided by the locals, clearing out dungeons of hellish hordes, and collecting valuable loot from defeated enemies, you can leave your mark on the world of Sanctuary.
Does Diablo 4 beta have Co-op?
Yes, the Diablo 4 open beta will indeed have co-op for you and your friends!
Players can team up with a second demon slayer to battle the forces of Hell on screen-by-screen co-op mode, using all consoles that support Diablo IV. During the Early Access weekend, players can use couch co-op, with only one player needing official access to the experience, while the second player must have their Battle.net and console-specific accounts linked.
The Burning Hells are formidable, but you can increase your odds by forming a party of demon-slayers using the online 4-player co-op feature. During the Early Access weekend, all players except those using couch co-op will need official access to this feature.
It’s worth noting that defeating demons while close to another player grants a 5% bonus experience, and being close to a party member grants a 10% bonus experience.
