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Review by
Jason Mitchell
About this game
Games in the form of a network service do not need frequent sequels, only continuous updates and good balance. However, when some elements require a really ground redesign, when you first need to gain the player's liking and trust again - a fresh start is better than a big patch. The Division 2 very well used another chance for a networked looter shooter in realistic scenery and the game only seemingly is "one" in a new environment. The creators took a lot of notes to heart and you can see that this time they tried, filling the map with ingenious content and making various corrections in the mechanisms of fighting and equipment. Regardless of whether we like the genre of cover shooters and the pursuit of better and better spoils, the first impression of The Division 2 will make us shocking and terrifyingly real vision of the fallen city. Virtual Washington after a biological apocalypse looks simply amazing - just like New York in "one" is the city is the main character of the game. The diversity of the location and the multitude of details makes you want to look at every angle of the huge map, and the various secrets and spoils make the exploration fascinating and satisfying at the same time. All this causes that the game created mainly with a view to the network co-ures for a few dozen hours tastes best during slow, lonely, extremely atmospheric gameplay. A very important change is also the general atmosphere of the game, which for many people can be difficult to swallow. Winter landscapes and the first shock of the biological apocalypse gave way to a truly madmax battle for the city in the summer heat.
Games in the form of a network service do not need frequent sequels, only continuous updates and good balance. However, when some elements require a really ground redesign, when you first need to gain the player's liking and trust again - a fresh start is better than a big patch.
The Division 2 very well used another chance for a networked looter shooter in realistic scenery and the game only seemingly is "one" in a new environment. The creators took a lot of notes to heart and you can see that this time they tried, filling the map with ingenious content and making various corrections in the mechanisms of fighting and equipment.
Regardless of whether we like the genre of cover shooters and the pursuit of better and better spoils, the first impression of The Division 2 will make us shocking and terrifyingly real vision of the fallen city. Virtual Washington after a biological apocalypse looks simply amazing - just like New York in "one" is the city is the main character of the game. The diversity of the location and the multitude of details makes you want to look at every angle of the huge map, and the various secrets and spoils make the exploration fascinating and satisfying at the same time. All this causes that the game created mainly with a view to the network co-ures for a few dozen hours tastes best during slow, lonely, extremely atmospheric gameplay. A very important change is also the general atmosphere of the game, which for many people can be difficult to swallow. Winter landscapes and the first shock of the biological apocalypse gave way to a truly madmax battle for the city in the summer heat.
Ratings and reviews
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Quality
- Playability
Cons
- Repeated errors from the first page
Tips
3 Tricks for Tom Clancy's The Division 2 you didn't know
| Trick | Description |
|---|---|
1Faster Specialization Point Farming | Take advantage of Global Events to quickly accumulate Specialization Points. Activate the appropriate Global Event modifiers to maximize XP gain while completing challenges. |
2Finding Hidden Loot Boxes | Secret loot boxes are hidden throughout the open world. Pay attention to green lights and small clues to uncover these and obtain valuable resources. |
3Efficiently Using Dark Zone Keys | Collect Dark Zone keys and use them to open locked chests in the Dark Zone. Focus on chests with higher loot drop rates to quickly improve your gear. |
Direct competitor: Destiny 2
An online multiplayer shooter with RPG elements and a constantly evolving world.
| Feature |  Tom Clancy's The Division 2 | Destiny 2 |
|---|---|---|
| User Interface | Intuitive and informative UI. | Complex and sometimes cluttered UI. |
| Features | Realistic cover and movement system, diverse gear options. | Focus on supernatural abilities and action-packed combat. |
| Performance | Solid performance across various platforms. | Can be performance-intensive on some systems. |
| Price | Paid game with additional expansions. | Paid game with seasonal passes and expansions. |
| Support | Regular updates and support from Ubisoft. | Regular updates and support from Bungie. |