You can start downloading Diablo 4 today ahead of the open beta on Friday.
. Even if you haven't preordered Diablo 4 you'll have the chance to jump into the open beta this weekend with preloading available as of Wednesday.The second Diablo 4 open beta will be available to everyone. If you play the first beta, your progress will carry over, too. The open beta will start on.
Barbarian, Rogue, and Sorcerer will be available to play once again, but it will also include the Necromancer and the Druid.12 pm March 24 - 3 pm March 27Be aware, both betas take place during those magical two weeks of the year when North America and Europe are out of daylight savings sync, so you'll notice the hour conversions are slightly different than usual.For both beta weekends, preloading begins on the Wednesday prior at 9 am pacific time.
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