"Tom Clancy's The Division," the game which former players despised due to the bug-fest experience, is about to get back on its feet. Public Test Servers opening soon and Elite Task Force select composed of community players.

Hope is given to the latest upcoming Update 1.4 for "The Division" that will eliminate unbalanced game elements, bugs and issues that causes the game to be a less than fun experience for old players and new comers. Massive made the announcement a few weeks ago and will have this realized with the community's help.

A report via Inquisitr indicates that "The Division" will be holding a live stream event with the purpose of of discussing the status of the 1.4 update. Which bugs and how they will be addressed will be one of the major concerns in the live stream discussion.

Difficulty and item drops will be adjusted as well as the sometimes unfair difficulty of giving NPCs the ability to kill off players with one-shot. The time to kill a foe will also be lessened according to initial details that were revealed.

Players won't feel underpowered in the upcoming 1.4 update, especially those in the higher-tier stages.

The RNG mechanics will also be getting a revamp to eliminate the frustration it causes players by reducing the gap between random gears and top-of-the line equipment.

The difficulty spike is also one of the concerns that will be getting a treatment in the upcoming update to prevent players from getting stuck on later and harder difficulties due to unbalanced gear drops.

The invite-only public test server will go live this coming September 15 and will be available for all PC players four days after. The technical test will only be available to those who have applied to the Elite Task Force can participate in the public open beta.

There's no word yet as to when console players will get to join the the public test server, but developers are looking for ways to let console owners join the work in improving "The Division."