Дом Новости Monster Hunter Wilds Beta получает дополнительные 24 часа после отключения PSN

Monster Hunter Wilds Beta получает дополнительные 24 часа после отключения PSN

Автор: Evelyn Mar 05,2025

Capcom расширяет бета -версию Monster Hunter Wilds после отключения сети PlayStation. Отключение, продолжительностью около 24 часов, началась в пятницу, 7 февраля, в 15:00 по тихоокеанскому времени, что влияет на онлайн -игровой процесс и аутентификацию сервера для различных названий. В ответ на эту «оперативную проблему» Sony компенсировала подписчики PlayStation Plus с пятью дополнительными днями обслуживания.

Долгожданная вторая бета -версия Monster Hunter Wilds, запланированная с 6 по 9 февраля, была значительно нарушена. Чтобы компенсировать игроков, Capcom объявил о 24-часовом продлении на следующую бета-сессию. Этот пересмотренный график проходит с четверга, 13 февраля, 19:00 по ти.

Бонусы на участие, подлежащие выкупам в полной игре, остаются доступными в течение этого расширенного бета -периода. Несмотря на предыдущие проблемы с сетью, игроки имели возможность взаимодействовать с новым сложным монстром, Арквельдом.

Monster Hunter Wilds официально запускается 28 февраля 2025 года для PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X | S и ПК. Для получения дополнительной информации, включая нашу первое освещение IGN и окончательный предварительный просмотр, посетите [ссылку на первое покрытие IGN]. Кроме того, наше Beta Guide Monster Hunter Wilds предоставляет информацию о многопользовательских, типах оружия и подтвержденных монстрах.

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