Ubisoft has just announced Project Resolve, a comprehensive update plan for Tom Clancy’s The Division 2, and shared its first details. So, let’s see what Ubisoft has in store for its agents.
The Division 2: Project Resolve aims to enhance the overall player experience. Project Resolve will make significant improvements to the game’s health and stability. It will also include thousands of bug fixes and quality of life improvements. Not only that but it will bring long-requested adjustments to PVP combat and PVE balancing.
PC gamers can pre-load the Public Test Session on December 14th. Then, they’ll be able to play it on December 15th. The Division 2: Project Resolve will open up to everyone on February 6th.
Ubisoft released The Division 2 in 2019. Since then, it has been supporting it with new content on a regular basis. The game has Mostly Positive Reviews on Steam, so we can say that it’s one of the successful live service games. It’s also worth noting that it’s powered by the Snowdrop Engine, and that it performed incredibly well on PC when it came out. Oh, and the team will release a new DLC for it in 2025.
Ubisoft posted a video where developers talk about the updates to Project Resolve. It’s a good watch if you’re into The Division 2. So, check it out for a closer look at its changes.
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I’d be happy about the stability updates, but I stopped playing this game a long time ago. I never even played the paid DLC they released for it. Part of the problem is that the gameplay, while better than the first in many ways, wasn’t actually fun (basically the guns kind of suck). I also had no investment in the story whatsoever, and part of that is due to the fact that most of my early gameplay was with friends who were higher level but would insist that I join their games and play at more advanced parts of the campaign that I hadn’t reached yet, causing the story to become fragmented and too difficult to follow. The characters from The Division 2 were also far less memorable than the characters from The Division, which is saying a lot because the characters from The Division weren’t that good either…
I absolutely loved The Division 2, and had a blast when I played it… in 2019. I never replay games, and seeing this game get updates instead of a new game is just a bit disappointing. I’ve never really enjoyed going back and running the same exact missions over and over again, I’d rather have a new experience with new levels, enemies and weapons and combat encounters, not just balances.
I always feel like I’m the odd man out when it comes to games, because I see most people just stick with a single game or two for an entire couple years, and I can’t fathom having fun with the same exact experience dozens and dozens of times. While I’m glad that Division 2 is fixed (I guess it was super screwed up on PC), I’d much rather have Division 3 with actually good characters, instead of just some gameplay balance update 4 years after the game came out.
They are making a new game called The Division: Heartland. There was a closed beta a few months ago. It’s an extraction shooter. Once you get used to the thing, it’s not too bad, but I still dislike having to carry my ammo in inventory slots and they seemed to be trying to push lootboxes pretty hard even in the closed beta I tried. It also seems to have a smaller map with the whole point being repeated trips into the same areas over and over again to scavenge and fight for loot. Hopefully they’ll do better in the next beta, but I’m not certain if extraction shooter mechanics are right for The Division.
fix bugs and qol changes
make it dlc
This is such a typical Ubi move though, you’d think they would improve upon the game through normal patches but no, these guys place it into the ‘seasonal’ sh*t. Gotta wait till february 2024 to see some improvements. Ubi, you’re laughable.. The Division 3 has also been confirmed since september 2023, so I wonder why they bother to even release a DLC in 2025 if we know that most likely the division 3 will launch somewhere around that timeframe probably.