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Dragon Ball FighterZ Currently Experiencing Network Issues, Bandai Namco May Extend Beta
The Dragon Ball FighterZ beta taking place this weekend is facing some unexpected hurdles. Currently, the beta is having network issues, though Bandai Namco says it is hard at work to fix the problem.
Bandai Namco wrote on Twitter that because some of these problems might require more time to solve, the open beta could be extended. You can view the tweet below.
FighterZ, the DRAGON BALL FighterZ Open Beta is experiencing network issues that cannot be addressed quickly. We'll keep the Open Beta online but you might experience problems during gameplay. We may extend the Open Beta, more info here: https://t.co/5WMdnjzVQ5 #DBFighterzBETA pic.twitter.com/4c7EJCqhFE
— Bandai Namco US (@BandaiNamcoUS) January 14, 2018
Bandai Namco also released a statement on Facebook, which reads:
FighterZ,
Thank you for playing the Open Beta of Dragon Ball FighterZ and your invaluable feedback. Our team is working hard on optimizing the Open Beta but ran into some issues that cannot be addressed in a short amount of time, so we are asking for your patience until the next server update. The current Open Beta will remain online and available so that the players who can log in and play it, can keep doing so.
Please note, that if we cannot address the issues within a decent amount of time, we will consider extending the Open Beta of Dragon Ball FighterZ. Thank you for your support and patience as we work towards an optimal gameplay experience.
We'll update this article should Namco confirm an extension for the beta, or if the problems are fixed sooner than expected. The open beta is supposed to run from today until January 16 on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
For more, watch the latest trailer for Dragon Ball FighterZ by heading here.
[Source: Twitter]
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