Elden Ring has proven to be an enormous hit for all gamers. It is not just that players enjoy exploring The Lands Between by themselves, but it’s fun to play with your friends.

It doesn’t matter if you’re calling your friends to battle tough bosses or invade the lives of others to take them down; many players are enthralled by the online element Elden Ring.

But, the online portion of the game will only be available for a brief period from April 4. This is due to scheduled maintenance on servers.

FromSoftware hasn’t disclosed why it’s shutting its Elden Ring servers offline to perform maintenance. We do have two theories as to the reason behind it.

An AFK rune farming technique has been causing problems for Elden Ring’s PvP assaults. So, it shouldn’t come as surprising to see this fix! Glitch!

However, some community members believe that it might be a good idea to change sure of the top 10 most effective weapons from Elden Ring. We only have about is when maintenance will be taking place.

Elden Ring Servers to Go Down on April 4 for PlayStation, Xbox & PC.

FromSoftware has revealed they will be releasing the Elden Ring Multiplayer servers are scheduled for maintenance on April 4. This maintenance will be available for all platforms.

This is the time when servers will shut down in your time zone:

• 1:00 AM PDT
• 10:00 CEST
• 17:00 JST

In addition, FromSoftware informs users that servers will be inaccessible for about an hour. However, it could last for a little longer.

If everything goes well, the servers will be up and running so that players can join Multiplayer very quickly.

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Overwatch 2 game director Aaron Keller has to say in his most recent developer update video. Besides that, Keller also says that Overwatch 2 could be out sooner than people thought it would be.

Overwatch fans haven’t been happy with Blizzard so far, and something needs to change. Keller thinks this is true. First, Keller says that Blizzard will be a lot more open with people.

That’s not Keller’s most important promise, though. There aren’t any more Overwatch games, so the team has decided to make Overwatch 2 playable as soon as it can instead.

As a result of this, Blizzard will put a lot more emphasis on making Overwatch 2 more competitive and less focused on making it more fun for people to play together. That’s because that’s what Overwatch 2 will be all about.

This isn’t the only thing Blizzard has done that has paid off. It plans to start Overwatch 2’s first PvP alpha test this week. This alpha will only be available to Blizzard employees and professional Overwatch players.

This is a necessary step before the alpha can be made available to everyone else.
Keller says that a closed PvP beta is likely to be released in April.

This is a concise time frame, moving from an internal alpha to an external closed beta in just a few months.

But it shows that Keller kept his promise to get Overwatch 2 out as quickly as possible. Keller says that the development team is sure that Overwatch 2 will be good because of feedback from inside the company, and he thinks that the players will agree.

Also, Keller talks about Overwatch 2’s long-term direction. That’s what he says is the “singular goal” of Overwatch 2. He wants to make sure it’s a “living and breathing game.” So, Overwatch 2 will be full of new things all the time.

Many people thought that Overwatch 2’s PvP would be out a long time ago. However, it may not be the whole game that Overwatch was when it came out at the start. When Overwatch 2 comes out, the entire experience will come later.

This is because there is a rush to make it playable and a need to support its live service structure. What that means in practice is still up in the air, but the expectations for Overwatch 2 should change, at least.

For PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One, Overwatch 2 work on, and it will be out soon.

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