Diablo 4 Server Slam End Time Countdown

The precise start and end times for Diablo 4 Server Slam stress test, including a countdown clock so you don't miss out on a second of the upcoming beta.

First Published May 16, 2023, 11:04

After some teasing ahead of the latest dev livestream, Blizzard has revealed that Diablo 4 will get a stress test, aka the Server Slam, taking place from 12 to 14 May 2023. If you want to know the exact start time for the Diablo 4 Server Slam in your region, then we've got you covered.

This article reveals the precise start and end times for the Diablo 4 Server Slam test and also includes a countdown clock so you don't miss out on a second of the ARPG action in Sanctuary come 12 May 2023.

Update on 16 May 2023: The Server Slam is now complete. We look forward to the launch and bringing you a plethora of Diablo 4 guides.

Diablo 4 Server Slam Start & End Time Per Region

No, there is no endgame open beta for Diablo 4. Instead, this Server Slam beta is all about stress testing the server infrastructure, as the name might suggest, and we suspect some players will run into error code 34202.

Most Diablo fans already know that the Server Slam stress test will take place on the weekend of 12 to 14 May 2023. However, some are confused about the exact Diablo 4 Server Slam start and end times for their region. The table below outlines the exact start and end times so you can jump in and help to try and break the servers...

Region Diablo 4 Server Slam Start Time Server Slam Stress Test End Time
Americas (US PDT) 12:00 (Noon) 12:00 (Noon)
Europe (UTC) 19:00 19:00
Asia (KST) 03:00 (13 May) 03:00 (15 May)

With the exact start and end time for the Server Slam Diablo 4 stress test in hand, you shouldn't have any trouble getting in unless queue issues occur again, which is expected for a stress test, to be frank.

Remember, the Diablo 4 Server Slam test has a character level cap of 20, features the Fractured Peaks zone, and runs for 48 hours in total. It has all the gameplay changes from beta learnings, as well as character class balance changes.

James H. Sterling

James H. Sterling

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James Sterling reports on renewable energy developments, climate policy, ecological conservation, and green tech innovations around the globe.

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