Anthem Origin Key's "VIP Demo" this weekend was more like a beta version of the first round: players could not log in, many had performance issues and failures, and BioWare was trying to dispel the server's capacity problems and specific PC problems.

Chad Robertson, Director of Live Services at BioWare, described the demo as "eventful" and said that, despite a rocky start, on Saturday afternoon it stabilized and until the closing of the demo. At the same time, he acknowledged that there was still a lot of work to be done to prepare the game for the open demonstration, including the fixes for entitlement bugs, server performance problems, infinite workloads and for the full release.

Robertson also said that the developers had already made a "long list" of fixs for the full version of the game. These include: Weapons with 0% infusions, plot integrity and party gather problems, changes in Javelin's unlocking behavior, XP lost at the end of some shipments,Performance improvements and so on.

Anthem Origin Key's public demonstration will take place from February 1 to 3, followed by a full launch on February 22.