Can The Division 2 Really Be Played as a Single Player Game?

OnlySP: "Now that some time has passed since The Division 2's release, the honeymoon faze should be winding down. My viewpoint on The Division 2 comes specifically from a single player’s perspective. This means that at no point in the game did I encounter another player, instead tackling story missions and world events independently from outside aid."

[TheColbertinator]

Really enjoying Division 2 by myself and have done many missions alone. Co-op teams are nice and all but I like travelling at my own pace and most players don't run things like I do.

Additionally the story feels more urgent as I play alone. During the cutscenes, those who give out missions are only talking to one person. I like the idea of one agent as the sole survivor in the NY and DC region carrying out it's salvation.

[jznrpg]

I’ve been meaning to pick this up but I have so many good games to play already. I would mainly play solo but wouldn’t mind doing some endgame content someday.

[TheColbertinator]

Wait until it's cheaper. You'll really feel like you got your money's worth since the game has tons of content.

[jagermaster619]

That's my problem, I bought it played it for a couple days then stopped because I have a bunch of games. I would definitely wait to purchase it.

[Cmv38]

I highly recommend this game at full price. But if you can wait, the obvious thing to do is wait. But its very very fun.

[Dirtnapstor]

Excellent game. You’ll enjoy every moment. I’m close to 30 hours and have just scratched the surface... been exploring and whatnot. Definitely scavenge resources, you’ll need them. Expect to get whipped, especially if you’re soloing it, but the grind is so satisfying. Have yet to feel a “repetition fatigue”.

[Duke19]

Just hit 30 without ever playing multiplayer besides DZ but have had a blast so far. Even before scratching the surface of endgame content, I think it was a solid single player game

[Kabaneri]

You can find loot to rank up easily playing solo but the tougher missions require co-op. Cant wait for the raids!

[MadLad]

How the original was. As soon as I needed teammates though, I clanned up and never went back.

[Jon61586]

Yes you can. I beat the main story by myself and now I'm doing the endgame by myself. You just have to play with some sense and strategy and use the games mechanics like they were meant to be used.

[execution17]

I always keep a revival hive, saved me from starting missions over because of Molotovs or a lucky sniper shot that downed me

[414gamer]

This game got boring pretty fast for me. Huge fan of the first one. But it feels too similar. Moving onto something new

[Lennoxb63]

It's a sequel. Not a whole other game. Don't know why you expected something totally new.

[81BX]

Way better than the 1st imo

[Angyobangyo]

Yes. I got to world tier 5 playing solo without needing to group up to clear content. DZ might be better with a group of friends you know who won’t screw you over rather than with randos or solo.

But there is so much content in the game without needing to even do DZ if you aren’t inclined to play with people.

When the raid launches then you will need to team up though.

[Phantom68]

No! Very difficult and not as fun as a single player game.

[JeffGUNZ]

I have a lot of hours into the division 2 and most are solo. As of where it stands right now, it is easier to solo hard and challenging missions then grouping up. The game has a scaling system where when you have four in a group, the enemies are giant sponges. Good news is Massive stated they are aware of this and going to adjust it soon, but right now solo is the easiest. The Raid, which will be 8 people, will obviously have to be done in a group, if you can solo that, then god bless lol.