The "Street Fighter V" beta test dates have been announced.
Capcom has revealed that the worldwide "Street Fighter V" beta test was resumed. The regular regional server stress tests conducted by the video game company has less technical issues now.
"Due to the promising results received, we are now moving forward with our worldwide beta test," Capcom wrote in their blog.
The worldwide "Street Fighter V" beta test has begun on Aug. 28, 2015 at 4 p.m. PST. It will continue for five days, ending on Sep. 2 at 7 a.m. PST. Apart from the servers being shut down for periodic maintenance, Capcom has assured players that everything will be running continuously throughout the entire five-day beta period.
"Although we want you all to experience the awesomeness that is Street Fighter V during this time, please note that this is a beta and users may run into connectivity issues," Capcom added.
"This data is extremely helpful to us, as it will ensure that the final product will have the most optimal net code. In case there are issues, be sure to follow @SFVServer on Twitter for the latest updates on the status of the server."
Capcom also advised players to use a wired connection instead of playing via Wi-Fi to have the best possible experience for the fighting game's beta test. Also, downloading files in the background is discouraged since it takes up bandwidth and may affect gameplay.
Last July, the "Street Fighter V" beta for PS4 was initially launched. However, users reported issues with logging into the game and connecting to the servers. Capcom's servers were overloaded which prevented users from logging in and caused connectivity issues for those who were in the game.
The company has decided to take the servers offline for extended maintenance and promised to give incentives to players who participated in the "Street Fighter V" beta.
