All articles tagged with #beta feedback
Owlcat Games will recast the male protagonist’s voice (and the male version of J) in The Expanse: Osiris Reborn after beta players complained the voice was not expressive enough; the female lead’s voice remains, and some of J’s lines will be reworked as part of a broader dialogue overhaul. The game is planned for Spring 2027 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X.
Owlcat Games announced it is recasting the male lead and his twin J’s voices in The Expanse: Osiris Reborn after beta players complained the performances were not expressive enough, alongside plans to polish facial animations and adjust dialogue. The update also includes a rework of the 'Ask' system and a more intuitive cover mechanic, with a Q2 2027 release target.
The Expanse: Osiris Reborn’s PS5 beta drew criticisms of the male lead’s voice and tone, prompting Owlcat Games to recast both the male protagonist and his twin J. The studio also plans improvements to facial animations and overall tonal consistency ahead of the game’s launch next year, following the feedback from players who praised combat but felt the writing and performances didn’t fit the hardened space mercenary vibe.
DICE has made immediate adjustments to the Rush mode in Battlefield 6 beta, including reducing MCOM and defender timers to improve balance, in response to player feedback. Technical issues like DLSS and DLAA are also being addressed, with more updates expected before the game's October launch. The beta continues to generate positive sentiment despite ongoing concerns about game balance and technical problems.
Blizzard has announced the changes it will make to Diablo 4 based on feedback from the game's beta. The changes include buffs for the Barbarian and Druid, a nerf to the Necromancer, and reworked mechanics for dungeons and boss fights. The changes will be implemented when the game launches on June 6, 2023. Blizzard will also host a Diablo 4 Developer Update livestream on April 20 to discuss the game's endgame and post-beta changes.
Blizzard has released a long list of changes coming to Diablo 4 when the game launches on the 6th June, based on player feedback from the closed and open beta tests that happened last month. The adjustments include reworked dungeons, rebalanced character classes, tweaked user interface, and quality of life improvements. The changes seem positive and are pushed through well ahead of the game's summer release.
Blizzard will be announcing changes to Diablo 4 based on feedback from the recent beta in a couple of weeks. The developer encouraged players to share their feedback during the testing period, and it's expected that they will take it seriously. The full release of the game is still set for June 6th, but adjustments are likely to be made based on the beta feedback. Some players had concerns about encounter design, dungeon variety, and character progression.
Blizzard will address the feedback received from the Diablo 4 beta in a couple of weeks. While the general reception has been positive, criticisms have been leveled against the UI, class balancing, and world scaling. It is unclear how much of the feedback will be addressed, but hopefully, early ideas on solutions will be implemented. Diablo 4 is set to release on June 6 for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and PC.