Diablo 3 was released 2 years ago to mixed reviews due to its excessively long development time, missing features and subpar itemization. The community backlash paired with disappointing retention forced Jay Wilson to switch projects and named Josh Mosqueira to replace him as Game Director. The development team under his direction has graced us with the much anticipated Patch 2.0 in late February. It brought revised difficulty levels, Loot 2.0, Paragon 2.0, Clans and basically put back some life into the game. That was one great step ahead but with the release of Reaper of Souls today, Blizzard expects their gothic franchise to shine as bright as a Obsidian Plate of the Whale once more and hopefully regain the love of the most hardcore fans.