NoobFeed writes: "World is broke. And there’s only one cure: Guns. That’s the motto of Tom Clancy’s The Division 2. Publisher Ubisoft needs another open world this year and this is just the node-filled map they’ve got planned. Stuff abound and tons of things to shoot, so go shoot it up! It’s a premise as simple as it is immediate. Frankly, that’s also as far as the game thinks ahead, which leads to some rough design choices and consistent technical failures. There are lots of guns though; lots of them."
Time to gear up and save the day as the latest DLC for The Division 2 is here.
Haven't touched division 2 in 4 years but this dlc brought me back, still astonished by the graphics of this game and the attention to detail. Brooklyn dlc map is content packed with decent about of collectibles and side activities. Thinking of getting the premium pass, because I'll be doing 100% dlc completion.
That is good to know. I played through the game and all DLC until about a year ago. It glit he'd after an update and the only support offered was delete and I stall again. So that derailed my enthusiasm.
To celebrate The Division 2’s sixth anniversary, Ubisoft shared a dev diary which included a sneak peek at the Battle for Brooklyn DLC, showing off Washington Street, the iconic view of Brooklyn Bridge, along with combat against the Cleaners.
The age of stretching out a game with new content and seasons has been upon us for a while. Sports games seem to be the only yearly releases now.
The Division 2 celebrates year 6 with some interesting events.
No kidding. Rumors that it is in production but so was the Free to Play one. What city do you think they will do? I am curious about L.A. but it does seem to focus on the East Coast. Boston would be interesting.
A well written review. I didn't exactly enjoy seeing the number score given, however the review did back the score to be exact.
I enjoyed reading the higher scores reviews too. 80s and 90s.