After the long PSN interruption this weekend, Capcom has assured PS5 players to celebrate an additional beta test of Monster Hunters Wild Open “on a future date.”
With only two open beta tests planned for Monster Hunter Wilds before launching at the end of this month, PS5 players have not only lost the game time during the weekend, but also participation bonds. Capcom has not been able to prove its systems and servers properly.
“PS5 hunters, thanks for your patience and understanding during the PSN service problems of this weekend,” Capcom said in a statement published on social networks today.
“To take into account the reduction [open beta test 2] game time due to interruption, we are considering executing OBT2 for additional 24 hours on a future date. The exact details and time are TBD, so they are attentive. “
So far, Capcom has not specified when the additional beta test is executed, but we will keep it informed.
The current beta test began at 3 am, the time of the United Kingdom, on February 7 (7pm February 6 PT) and will close tomorrow at 3 am
The second extends from February 13 to 16 at the same time. The multiplatform multiplayer is enabled for both tests, and players can transfer their characters (but not their progress) to the complete game. Participants also obtain a bonus pendant and a pass of elements that will be unlocked in complete release. In addition, the owners of Monster Hunter World and IceeBorne will receive pallic equipment and a plaque of hunter profile names if they collect nature.
Monster Hunter Wilds is launched for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC on February 28.
