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 It's a huge modification to the game but one that could make Diablo: Resurrected go a considerable distance towards being more modern while still staying faithful to D2R Ladder Items many of the game's other peculiarities. Other updates coming in patch 2.3 include offline mode for console gamers with the ability to set the game's difficulty to the point that up to eight players were in the game. Diablo's next update will also include a variety of audio, graphical and UI enhancements.

 The announcement from Blizzard regarding the release of a PTR in Diablo: Resurrected seems to suggest that further improvements and upgrades are in the works. It's unclear how soon the PTR is expected to be available, however Blizzard affirms that all players are eligible to take part. The primary goal of the PTR is to address the ongoing server and database issues that have plagued the game since its launch. Following that, Blizzard writes that they will "share additional details about Ladder rank play, as well as additional new features coming into Diablo: Resurrected."

 Patch 2.3 is currently scheduled to be released in the first week of December. In other news for Diablo players, Diablo IV, which did not have a release date but is scheduled to release earlier than originally planned. This announcement comes amid the ongoing fallout of a variety of cases and investigations into alleged gender discrimination and harassment within Activision Blizzard.

 With no BlizzCon (or BlizzConline) this year, gamers of games such as World of Warcraft, Diablo and Diablo have been wondering when more announcements about the future of the games will be made. According to Blizzard CEO Mike Ybarra, updates on what's to come for those franchises will be announced "over the coming weeks."

 Ybarra's announcement is in shape of a tweet. The tweet is in response to a user's comment on the recent news that Blizzard is hiring to develop the creation of a survival game in a completely new world. One fan tweeted that Blizzard may want to "throw some of its resources" at D2R Ladder Items Buy Blizzard's previous games with a view to which Ybarra replied with the following: