

"We feel like everything's going to be pretty smooth," he added.īlizzard, meanwhile, has its own official statement on what to do if you end up in a queue: be patient. We made sure to plan it out in such a way that players would be getting all the data and the code-if you've logged into Diablo 3 anytime in the last several weeks, you've downloaded it-and we gave it a good full month of time just to have the servers running." "So this launch is much more under control. Please don't let this happen again.īut the chances of this happening again are slim, says Mayberry.

Blizzard eventually implemented a queueing system on the servers, easing the strain that caused the infamous Error 37 message. When Diablo III launched on many players were left unable to play the game for days due to Blizzard's overloaded login servers. "It's just Reaper with Act V, and the Crusader class, and adventure mode turned off. "Here's the beautiful thing about this launch compared to : what people are playing right now is Reaper of Souls," said lead producer Alex Mayberry to GameSpot, referring to the game's recent 2.0.1 update. Blizzard has said it is confident that Diablo III: Reaper of Souls players will not be plagued by the same connectivity woes that affected the original game's launch back in 2012.
