The Division 2
The Division 2, developed by Massive Entertainment and published by Ubisoft, is a purely online action role-playing video game and the sequel to 2016’s Tom Clancy’s The Division. The game is set in a near-future version of Washington, D.C., ravaged by a genetically engineered virus known as the “Green Poison.” Players take on the role of an agent belonging to the Strategic Territory Department, tasked with restoring order and rebuilding the city after a catastrophic epidemic.
The Division 2 was released on March 15, 2019 to generally positive reviews from critics. Many praised the game’s improved setting, engaging gameplay, impressive visuals, dynamic combat mechanics, and well-crafted soundtrack. Opinion was more divided, however, when it came to the game’s endgame content, which received mixed reviews from critics.
Although it didn’t quite meet initial expectations upon release, The Division 2 was still a commercial success, selling over 10 million copies worldwide. Building on the popularity of the series, a spin-off game called Tom Clancy’s The Division: Heartland is currently in development, promising to expand the universe and provide players with new experiences.
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The Division 2 Update 18.1 Patch Notes
TU 18.1 Patch Notes
Equipment, weapons and talents
- Fixed an issue with the Electrique Gear Brand Set blueprint dropping from the Level 4 Control Point supply room.
- Fixed an issue where the mark of the Holy Empire Exotic Trap talent did not disappear after killing the marked enemy with a headshot.
- Fixed an issue that caused the Hazard Protection stat to appear in the Statistics tab when leaving a team with another agent wearing the Knight Gear set.
- Fixed an issue where players were unable to equip equipment that was part of the stash.
- Fixed an issue preventing players from sharing equipment or skill mods.
- Fixed an issue where the Doctor’s Grip for the Doctor Home Exotic Rifle appeared gray instead of green and was missing animations in the Mod menu.
- Fixed an issue where Knight Equipment Sets and Electric Equipment Brand Sets were missing from target loot pools.
- Added correct description of TODO items that can be found at clan vendors
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- Fixed an issue where talent and weapon/skill console interaction buttons disappeared if the player closed the console without making a selection.
- Fixed an issue where the “Leave Descent” option in the social menu was not triggering a pop-up warning.
- Fixed an issue where the “Leave Bloodline” option in Social was not working for group members.
- Fixed an issue where matchmaking stations would be able to drop matches before completing WONY for those players who had already started WONY.
- Fixed an issue with Offensive, Defensive, and Utility talent categories not being localized.
- Fixed an issue with Nemesis deploying two sniper turrets at the same time.
- Fixed an issue that caused the “Replace and Equip” notification to appear when trying to equip a skill on an empty slot.
- Fixed an issue where friends could join existing players in Bloodlines through the Ubisoft Connect interface.
- Talent balance
- Glass Cannon – Reduced incoming damage multiplier from 60% to 50% and inflicted damage multiplier from 35% to 30%.
user interface
- Fixed an issue where the “Command activated” notification alert would appear at the beginning of any countdown session.
- Fixed the Umbra Initiative gloves and knee pads icon colors to represent the starting gear color.
- Added other minor UI fixes.
vanity
- Fixed an issue where the last equipped Vainglory Appearance mod would remain on the character even if another Vainglory Appearance mod was equipped
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- Fixed Stinger Hive AOE radius issue
- Fixed unexpected behavior where the Dark Zone cache could give double rewards when opened by two players at the same time.
- Fixed an issue where SHD XP gained from conflicts would not count towards season progression.
- Fixed an issue where basic movement actions such as vaulting, climbing, combat rolls, and resurrection did not work during conflicts.
raid
- Fixed an issue where inviting a player to a raid other than Hour of Darkness in normal mode would automatically cancel the invitation if the player had not opened the raid UI since starting a new game session.
- Fixed an issue where the first rolling door remained open when the Raid Leader reset the Raid during the door opening sequence
- Fixed an issue where commands could be used to discover difficulty.
Other changes
- Fixed an issue where players could run two matchmaking sessions at the same time while queuing from Megamap.
- Added multiple localization fixes.
- Stability improvements.
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The Division 2 title update 18.1 has been released
Ubisoft recently released update 18.1 for Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 on June 20, 2023. This update brings a variety of fixes and tweaks to enhance the game’s gear, weapons, and talents. Here are the detailed patch notes for the 18.1 update:
Equipment, weapons and talents:
- Resolved an issue where Power Gear Brand Set Blueprints would not drop properly from the Level 4 Control Point Supply Room.
user interface:
- Fixed an issue where the “Command activated” notification would not be displayed when activating a command within a group.
- Fixed an issue that prevented players from interacting with the Open button on the Classified Missions screen.
These updates are designed to improve the overall gaming experience and ensure game mechanics run more smoothly. With the implementation of title update 18.1, players can now enjoy a more optimized and bug-free adventure in Division 2.
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The Division 2 gameplay
Welcome to the thrilling game world of The Division 2! Get ready for an action-packed adventure as you team up with up to three friends to complete missions in this cover-based third-person shooter.
The game was held in downtown Washington, D.C., seven months after the previous game. A fierce civil war breaks out between the survivors and the marauders, plunging the city into chaos. At the beginning of the game, you will create your own The Division agent, customizing their gender and appearance to your liking.
Equipped with a variety of firearms, including assault rifles, sniper rifles, submachine guns, and explosives such as grenades, you’ll stand up to your enemies. Weapons are divided into different tiers and rarities, with high-quality guns offering better stats and unique “talents” to improve your performance. Further customize your weapons with accessories like optics, sights, and barrel upgrades.
But it’s not just about firepower! The game features a wide range of equipment and armor options. Equipping gear from the same brand can slightly increase performance, allowing you to fine-tune your play style.
When you complete missions, you’ll earn valuable loot and experience points (XP). Level up and earn SHD Tech, a currency that unlocks new skills. Deploy turrets, shields, combat drones, or fire homing mines and chemical launchers. Each skill comes with unique mods that enhance its capabilities.
Get ready to face new enemy types, including healers and enemies equipped with foam-shooting weapons. But don’t worry, you can call in support during a mission to get other players to join the action and support you in battle.
Explore the vast open world of Washington, D.C., filled with endless possibilities. Recruit non-player characters by completing missions, delivering supplies to settlements, and unlocking new features and items. Upgrade settlements to expand facilities such as equipment caches and fast travel points.
Discover safe houses scattered across the city, allowing you to fast travel and discover nearby SHD caches. These treasures hold valuable rewards, including perks that enhance your combat capabilities and experience point bonuses.
Immerse yourself in dynamic world events, such as stopping public executions and capturing resource convoys. Uncover hidden collectibles such as communications, artifacts, relics, and echoes to uncover the mysteries of the city.
Work with weapon vendors to sell trinkets and unwanted gear in exchange for e-points (the in-game currency). Use your hard-earned cash to purchase new weapons, crafting materials, and cosmetic changes.
Get ready for the intense Dark Zone, where up to 12 players can test their skills. Fight powerful enemies to capture valuable loot, and be careful – other players may steal your loot if you’re not careful. Being a thief adds an extra level of excitement, as you can attack other players to steal their treasures and gain experience points. Remember, the more rogue you are, the bigger the target behind you!
Once you reach level 30 and complete the campaign, the game enters the endgame phase. World level replaces level, and your equipment score becomes crucial. Fight against the powerful Black Fang faction and use their advanced technology to invade the city. Complete challenging missions, liberate strongholds and level up to unlock better loot and face stronger enemies.
Dedicate your characters to specific classes, each with their own signature weapon: a marksman with a powerful sniper rifle, a demolition expert armed with a grenade launcher, and a survivalist armed with a deadly crossbow. Expand your skills and dominate the battlefield.
Launch raids with up to eight players and conquer the toughest challenges. Encounter the 52 deck, which is a collection of 52 bosses, each boss will drop a collection card after being defeated.
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