The Xbox One Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 beta begins on August 26th, however, some believe it will come a day early. Before investing time and energy with the first Black Ops 3 beta, here is a glance at what Xbox One clients can anticipate.
To begin with, you have to pre-request or pre-order to play in the beta. There may be an opportunity to sign up at a later time, regardless of the possibility that you don't need to put a down payment or something to that effect.
Treyarch and Activision conveyed an early start to download on the PS4, there is a big possibility that Xbox owners will get the same.
There is no affirmation of the early start, however the gaming market is hopeful that Activision will send the download codes early, so clients and consumers can begin to play ASAP, or possibly begin the download.
Now, supposing you've positively enlisted, you simply need to get your Xbox One 'Black Ops 3' beta-token to download the game. This is a code that you will enter on your console or online on Xbox.com to start your download.
In the event that this is anything like the PS4 beta, you should receive three codes. The codes should include one for yourself and two to share to your friends. In addition, the confirmation usually comes through email, so check your inbox regularly.
The beta version of the game is around 12-15GB in size, so verify if you have free room on your console. You also must have a fast and stable internet connection at home. If at all possible, run the download on Ethernet link for speed and accuracy.
On the other hand, unlike the PS4, Xbox One doesn't have a pre-load interface so you need to wait for the email confirmation before you can start downloading the beta version of the game.
Since the game is still in its beta form, glitches and issues will always be there.
Downtimes are inevitable as you attempt to connect with matches and there is a decent risk you will see a few slips as you endeavor to play the game.
In the PS4 beta, there were several occasions where matchmaking went down for a few players as Treyarch pushed out new overhauls by region.
In light of the data that the Xbox One beta will take after the same play cycle, gamers can depend on new modes being added to the game and a level cap increase as the beta proceeds.
There is also a glimmer of light that the beta will last an additional day like the PS4 form did.
However, there is no official statement of this yet, despite the fact that Sony and Call of Duty were currently in a partnership; there is a decent risk that Treyarch and Activision will demonstrate Xbox players with the same courtesy.
