Tom Clancy’s The Division® 2

This review is for the current season. It's bad, like who thought any of this was a good idea? A PVE Darkzone sounds cool, till you play it and want to stab your ear drums out because of a sound you can't disable. AI does not take damage for the first 2 mags. Passive you have to up keep or you don't get to use them, forcing you into a god awful zone. A mid season pass that isn't even worth the $30. The game is more broken then it has ever been.

boring

Extremely repetitive. Extremely boring.

Fun but broken game. You'll constantly need to relaunch cause whatever you're doing bugs out and breaks the entire game interface. Don't even consider this for less than the maximum sale. It's generally fun, just wish it freaking WORKED half the time. Servers 2/10 -Crash a lot. -Many run-ending glitches and bugs, all progress from run reset when load back up -canned ham AI response from the devs blaming the user instead of taking any shred of responsibility for their broken servers and buggy game. No, I don't want my stuff back. No, I am not doing your job for you. I want you to get off your lazy bums and do your own jobs so I stop losing my stuff in the first place. Probably won't be fixed. Gameplay 6/10 -Standard 3rd person FPS -Clunky controls, game fights you to do things -gunplay is decent. -wish crosshair was better -premium cosmetic gambling crates. Almost everyone else got the message. Why can't Ubisoft? -Visibly reused assets everywhere. Lots of copy/paste/oh no it LOOKS like we copied pasted, paste some other stuff from earlier. UI 1/10 -It's the absolute jankiest UI I've seen in any game that wasn't just a stupid gacha explicitly designed to part money from player -Premium currency - No you do not need more money after we have paid you for the purchase of the game. Greedy and gross when the game doesn't even work right for a day. And yeah, you are correct in stating I don't actually need to buy any, and as such I will not. Doesn't make it any less scummy and I will always voice my discontent. -Many ads for stupid Ubisoft Connect stuff. I want to play my game not try to figure out your genuinely terrible launcher that you ALSO refuse to make work in any meaningful way, yet insist on forcing into everything. -Despite all this, the game is actually fun to play, but I'm swiftly losing interest with all the bugs and connection issues. I spend 10% of my time waiting to play the game, 20% of the time googling something they didn't explain at all or that broke weirdly, and the other 70% is split between dying to glitches, canceling commands that inexplicably are force-tied to other commands that actually do things. You can't change it. Key bindings useless for any of the keys I actually want to rebind, option not there. Story 4/10 -Paperthin so far... x to doubt on it shoring up down the road There's some sickness, and society is collapsing. That's the extent of the story so far beyond fetch quests and the same 3-4 POIs. -Characters are the only place effort seems to have been made. Dialogue feels like people spoke it, they feel like characters and not props so far -Factions are alright. Not much else to say so far. I like faction lore but not super interested in it here yet. -Clans, don't know why. They exist. -Dark zones are kinda dumb-seeming? I don't know, they sent me in for the story quest and the enemies were immortal (scaled to match? Nah) and some dude was already at the thing they tried to tell me to go get so I didn't get anything out of it either? No longer care, was excited for PVE dark zones now they just seem like a tedious slog that I'll probably be avoiding like the plague they keep mentioning in the story but never explaining. As before, only buy on a megasale, if at all. Never buy full price, unless you're addicted to regret.

My friend invited me to try The Division 2, so we played through it together, finished the main campaign, and tried some of the DLC content. Unfortunately, the experience ended up feeling incredibly bland. The biggest problem is how repetitive the game becomes. Nearly every mission follows the same formula: move to the next area, clear waves of enemies, defend or activate an objective, then repeat. The story and characters are also completely forgettable. Even after finishing the main campaign and playing through parts of Warlords of New York, I can barely remember any of the NPCs or what the story was supposed to be about. The weapons weren't much better. There are plenty of options, but most feel like minor variations of the same guns rather than any unique or exciting gameplay. The gear and build system look deep, but if you aren't interested in grinding for slightly better stats, there isn't much else to keep you engaged. Build variety can be fun, but it can't compensate for the lack of mission variety. The bugs made the experience even more frustrating, where several open-world events that became impossible to complete because enemies spawned inside buildings. Even worse, during the final Keener mission in Warlords of New York, Keener never appeared outside the building he was in, making the mission impossible to finish. It's disappointing to encounter such a progression-breaking bug in a DLC that's been available for over five years already... Seriously Ubisoft, fix your games already! Overall, the gmae lacks polish, it's a repetitive and forgettable looter shooter with uninspired missions, weak storytelling, and frustrating bugs. Playing it with a friend made it more enjoyable, but it still wasn't enough to keep me invested.

crap single campaign........ huge grinding content with inconsistent drop for legit build, don't buy this if you have time for better games.

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