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Fortnite's servers crashed after an overwhelming number of players logged in to watch the second showing of the Eminem Big Bang event. The popularity of the event caused queue times to skyrocket, with some players waiting for over an hour. Fortnite released two additional showtimes, but the second event was even more popular, leading to the shutdown of all servers. Epic Games is working to recover and set up encore shows.
Guests at Disneyland and Disney World theme parks have been reportedly defecating while waiting in line for rides, according to witnesses on social media. Multiple incidents of human waste on the premises have been reported, with one Reddit user claiming to have witnessed three such incidents in a single day. Former Disney employees have also shared their experiences of dealing with bodily fluids, including human feces, at the parks. Disney guests who need to use the bathroom during long waits can have their place held in line by notifying a cast member. The incidents come as Disney recently raised ticket prices in an effort to boost revenue.
Diablo 4 has been facing login issues and long queue times due to a large influx of players. Restarting the game or router may help, but there is no guaranteed solution. Blizzard has confirmed that login issues have been resolved, but players can still submit a ticket for additional help. Despite these issues, the game has received an overall positive response and is available on multiple platforms.
Players joining the Diablo 4 open beta this weekend should expect "unprecedented" queue times as developers test online infrastructure. Blizzard has reminded players that the beta is about testing functionality, and queues are necessary to stress test their services. The worst queue times are expected soon after the open beta begins on Friday and during peak regional windows. The game will be available to all from March 24 to March 27, and is set to release on June 6 on PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series, and PC.
Blizzard Entertainment warns players to expect lengthy queue times during the open beta of Diablo 4, which runs from March 24 to March 27. The closed beta gave developers an idea of the capacity they'd be facing, and the stress test is necessary to ensure a smooth launch in June. Players may also experience temporary server downtime for infrastructure adjustments or fixes. The open beta is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
The early access beta period for Diablo IV has been plagued with long queue times and server issues, with some players experiencing nearly two-hour waits to log in. Blizzard has acknowledged the issues and is urging players to stay in queue if the countdown finishes and to report any bugs or issues encountered during the beta. The beta includes all of the game's first Act and will allow players to reach a max level of 25, with three classes to choose from. The open beta will include all five of the game's launch classes.