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As we await another Diablo 3 expansion announcement, Blizzard is testing out more improvements on the PTR to keep hardcore fans happy.

As I was ending a Diablo 3 patch 2.3.0 PTR game in order to start a new one, the Season 4 introduction screen popped up.

After multiple attempts to get into a Torment VII game on the Diablo 3 Patch 2.3.0 PTR, I made a bet with myself -- if I start the game queue-in now, maybe I could raid through the entire X-hour queue and then finally the queue will pop when I'm done playing World of Warcraft with my guild.

The Horadric Cube was one of the most popular items of Diablo 2.

Diablo 3 has been relatively quiet lately, relying on Seasonal play and new Legendary sets to keep players engaged.

A new Diablo 3 patch has been released today, and although there aren't a ton of changes listed, there are quite a few bug fixes that have been addressed.

Do you have items from Season 2 of Diablo 3 that you've kind of... neglected? Because you're about to lose them.

Looks like another round of Patch 2.2 hotfixes are in the works or live for Diablo 3. Tyvalir announced upcoming fixes to recent item bugs, and new hotfixes to monsters and bounties:

Diablo 3 Patch 2.2.0 is now live for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Please note that this is only for the Americas -- Europe and Asia have yet to patch. The patch notes for 2.2.0 are pretty huge, but the highlights are pretty sweet -- three new Treasure Goblins have been added to the game in Adventure Mode, there are two new Legendary potions, two new Legendary gems, dozens of new and revamped Legendary powers, and some new sets for Barbarians, Demon Hunters and Wizards.

After keeping players guessing about the end of Season 1, Diablo devs had promised to give at least two weeks warning before Season 2 ends. And, good to their word, they not only announced when Season 2 will conclude, but also threw in the Season 3 start date.