Tom Clancy's The Division 2
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Pros
- They just showed a roadmap with updates for it, including a new survival extraction shooter experience for next year (like what Heartlands was supposed to be before it got canceled). Clearly cant be doing THAT bad if they have the resour...
- I played it about a year ago and it was pretty good, no crossplay kinda hurt but overall I had a good time
- The Division 2 has one of the best in class RPG systems in all of gaming. The only reason it's not more popular is because its been in maintenance mode for a decade.
Cons
- Still thing the bullet sponge enemies are so immersion breaking that it takes away the fun.
- Parent context: It wasn't a bad game AT FIRST. Eventually everyone just ends up becoming unkillable bullet sponges that you can't really do shit about. Reply: Those enemies are for when you min max your builds. And you fight them with a...
- Division 2 is already in life support since the Faye Lau event and supposed to end Division 2 then moved to Division 3.
- I loved those games but I got tired of the end game stuff pretty quick. All the enemies turned into hardcore bullet sponges.
- I wish the overworld felt more alive/social. For an online, open-ish world, multi-player game it feels very lonely to me.
Sentiment
3 positive (30%) · 2 mixed (20%) · 5 negative (50%)
Trust + time weighted score: -27% · raw score -20%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
Still thing the bullet sponge enemies are so immersion breaking that it takes away the fun.
Parent context: It wasn't a bad game AT FIRST. Eventually everyone just ends up becoming unkillable bullet sponges that you can't really do shit about. Reply: Those enemies are for when you min max your builds. And you fight them with a squad. Or you know, just play the missions on a lower difficulty solo. It's what I do.
They just showed a roadmap with updates for it, including a new survival extraction shooter experience for next year (like what Heartlands was supposed to be before it got canceled). Clearly cant be doing THAT bad if they have the resources for that
Division 2 is already in life support since the Faye Lau event and supposed to end Division 2 then moved to Division 3.
I loved those games but I got tired of the end game stuff pretty quick. All the enemies turned into hardcore bullet sponges.
I played it about a year ago and it was pretty good, no crossplay kinda hurt but overall I had a good time
I wish the overworld felt more alive/social. For an online, open-ish world, multi-player game it feels very lonely to me.
The Division 2 has one of the best in class RPG systems in all of gaming. The only reason it's not more popular is because its been in maintenance mode for a decade.
It's not a bad game, nor was the first one. I am more surprised that it took so long for more DLC level content. 5 years between Warlords of New York and Battle for Brooklyn. I am glad those players are getting fresh content though, I'd give it a go again but I didn't care for the bullet sponge gameplay.
the game had 1 plus year of content drought and a lot of my friends stopped playing. we did the raid and got all the exclusive weapons and had nothing else to do. i wish this came sooner , now that i stopped playing its hard to comeback.
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