If you jump on something like that without thinking, before you know it you might no longer be in control of your account. An additional complication is that it appears you’ll need to redeem a code if you prepurchased for a console instead of PC (see redemption instructions below). Even with the relatively straightforward method for accessing Diablo 4 open beta, players should still be wary - especially those who haven’t pre-purchased and suddenly receive a link to get special early access. When betas start, scammers get busy setting traps: you might receive an email saying you’re invited to the beta, and just need to click a legitimate-looking link and enter your info to confirm. That’s pretty exciting, but the problem with being excited about beta invites is you start to let your guard down, and that can make you more likely to jump on beta key scams. Normally if you want to get in on any of these Blizzard beta tests you have several options, but for Diablo 4′s open beta testing your options are fairly straightforward: prepurchase the expansion to get automatic access the weekend of March 17, redeem a promotional code for that same weekend, or wait until the following weekend and get access without doing anything besides downloading the game. Spring is almost here in the northern hemisphere, which means the birds are migrating, flowers are blooming, and Diablo 4 will soon be starting open beta testing.

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