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DIVISION II, Saint Paul. 294 likes 15 talking about this. At DIVISION II, we take immense pride in driving the industry standards forward, focusing on efficiency, quality, and safety. If you have purchased The Division 2 on the Epic Games Store or Ubisoft Connect PC, you will notice you also have the PTS added to your account. The PTS, or Public Test Server, is a game version on which new Updates will be made available before their official release, in order to allow the community to try them and provide feedback to the. Tom Clancy's The Division 2 r/ thedivision. Website Forums Ubisoft Blog Twitch Twitter Discord. The Division 1 Wiki Event Schedule Endgame Activities FAQ Gear Sets Exotics Commendations Community Resources Massive Please. The Division 2 offers fully customizable agents and gear. There is a variety of weapons, armor, and cosmetic options to find, plus more gear sets and exotic items available to high-level players. When you reach the end-game, unique specializations will allow you to further expand your arsenal and abilities.
The Division 2 has been a long time coming, from the moment The Division became the best selling game in Ubisoft's history to be precise. While the original game had a rocky start and it was a mess at launch, it managed to regain its player base that had previously left it. This happened through a series of updates and changes requested by players.
This all culminated with The Division update 1.8 that brought the game back into spotlight as it served as a second wind. Massive Entertainment and Ubisoft continued to support the game, and after three months of going strong, the time came for The Division 2's announcement.
This time around, Massive Entertainment is getting all the support they can imagine, with Ubisoft pouring their resources from Ubisoft Annecy, Redstorm, Reflections, Ubisoft Bucharest and Ubisoft Shanghai. The Division 2 will be running on an updated Snowdrop Engine, which proved to be top notch for the original game.
They also claim they will invest the experiences they 'accumulated over the past two years' with The Division in order to make sure the sequel lands smoothly. Personally, I would take this statement with a grain of salt, due to the company's behaviour with Watch Dogs, The Division and Rainbow Six Siege.
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More importantly, The Division will continue receiving updates for the time being. Two brand new Global Events will be introduced in the future that will include Legendary Missions. An update for Xbox One X will also be available, to allow for 1080p and 4K gaming on the console.
The Division will also get Crests soon, which is a system of getting rewards for The Division 2, through the original game's achievements.