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May 2019
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The editors liked
Tactical combat
Sense of progression thanks to meaningful loot drops
Shooting feels incredibly satisfying
Tonnes of weapon variety
Dark Zones ventures still have the ability to be very tense
Graphics is arguably one of the best aspects of the game
Great gunplay
Not frustrating to play at all
Additional PVP features which make the game more interesting
Balanced gunplay
Engaging enemies and world
Unique and varied locations to visit
Large open world filled with content
Fantastic world
Environment
And combat arena design
Varied enemies and abilities make combat consistently exciting
Regular
Interesting rewards perpetuate a strong sense of progression
Well-integrated multiplayer functionality
A number of elegant qu
Great visuals
Solid gameplay
Nice loot
Well crafted end game
Great developer support
Compelling and engaging combat
Four-player multiplayer is addictive
Loot variety is vast and rewarding
Overall enemy “sponginess” is greatly improved
Excellent world building and mission variety
The editors didn't like
Bereft of any meaningful narrative
Still an incredibly buggy game
Enemies spawn way too often in the open world - sometimes shooting you while you're waiting for matchmaking
The fact that players can't use melee weapons in the game is absurd
Loot system is inconsistent at times
Players can't quick throw grenades
Bad facial animations
Audio bugs
Generic introduction and a weirdly quiet protagonist
Lack of a strong plot is a disappointing omission
Solo players will have a much more difficult time
Skill and environmental glitches
Havok bugs remain
Dark Zone loot feels light on risk/reward
Level scaling with large discrepancies seems unbalanced
Abstract: They say that if something ain't broke, then you shouldn't fix it, so there's a good chance that the crew at Ubisoft behind The Division thought its first effort was pretty sound. That, or the demo put together and shown off at the Xbox booth at Gamescom...
Anyway, Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 is an improvement over The Division featuring more content and the same smooth gameplay mechanics. However, the game isn’t for everyone though because you really need to team up with other players to really enjoy the...
Based on the same game engine as the original Tom Clancy's The Division, this sequel assumes all of that title's attributes, good and bad. For example, it is optimized well for host processors with many cores. It has a tendency to favor AMD's Radeon famil...
Abstract: The Division 2 has been out on consoles for a few weeks now and we have spent quite a lot of time blitzing through the campaign and the sprawling multiplayer experience. The latest looter-shooter to hit the market has seen positive reviews and we mostly a...
Published: 2019-03-29, Author: Steve , review by: pocket-lint.com
Superb cover-shooting gameplay, Great gadgets, Looks fabulous, Meaty and full of activities, Endgame has true longevity and appeal
One of the most complex games around, Little narrative thrust, Endgame undoes the entire storyline, Slow progression for those who prefer to play solo
The Division 2 is huge and complex, but its complexity has logic behind it. It's a very meaty game - expect to spend 30 to 40 hours working your way through the story and up to the level 30 milestone, before the endgame kicks in. When that happens, there...
A substantial evolution on the mechanics of the first game, sporting a more immersive world to boot. This is an impressively complete game, with heaps to offer players across all of its content prongs and a level of polish that belies the size of the game...
Published: 2019-03-21, Author: Rick , review by: Bit-Tech.net
Abstract: Look, I don't think The Division and I are ever going to be best friends. I don't particularly like games where you shoot numbers out of people, I don't particularly like games about loot, and I don't particularly like games that place a heavy emphasis on...
Published: 2019-03-21, Author: Jim , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Fun and challenging mission designs, even if they boil down to the same essential gameplay beats, Suitable for lone wolves or squads of friends with plenty of matchmaking options, Systems have been streamlined and reworked, namely the way gear and mods
A wafer-thin story few will care about, propped up by one-dimensional characters with nothing particularly interesting to say, Some bugs and a few rough edges persist despite a surprisingly stable launch,
The end result is a loot shooter far more confident and coherent than what we've seen before. Ubisoft Massive has learned from past mistakes, side-stepping those same pitfalls to deliver a sequel that feels dense without becoming tangled. There are still...
Abstract: The latest in a long line of slick, callous military simulations from Ubisoft, The Division 2 isn't about saving society but preserving it in a state of profitable disarray. Set in Washington DC following an apocalyptic epidemic, it sees you fighting to p...
