The French publisher has announced that it will completely transform The Division 2 based on fans’ wishes. The update, called Project Resolve, will be released in February 2024. There will also be a public test this weekend.
Ubisoft announced Project solutionThat is, the comprehensive update plan for Division 2 aims to improve the game’s guarantee, stability, and quality of life. Including thousands of long-requested bug fixes and tweaks for PvP combat and PvE balancing. Despite the fact that the flagship Loot-Shoots game was released four years ago, it still has a huge fanbase, and we will be provided with content for next year as well.
First, a public test will be held for all parties involved on December 14 and 15, so that we can experience the first wave of changes first-hand. The trial will continue in January and February.
as PvP protection In fact, the goal is to make the conflict more engaging, and make the system more balanced, regardless of how much time has been invested in the game so far. This will remove experience and SHD Watch bonuses from all agents. Goodbye, meta characters!
All changes to status effects are intended to reduce effects and introduce counterplay. Also, regarding talents, the goal is to make them viable in PvP and fix some balance issues. Dark areas show a sharper contrast between occupied and unoccupied areas. Players can customize the intensity of their gaming experience, thus making subtractive fun available to a wider audience. Meanwhile, a dedicated space is provided for those who want a more challenging experience.
the In PvE They introduce the function of talent rotation to descend, and shorten the range length, so it will be faster to meet the enemy. Experience upgrades will be more readily available and their costs will be proportional to the rewards earned. Global events are also expected to be more entertaining.
Due to a Project Resolve update, the game’s planned DLC has been pushed back to 2025, and let’s not forget that The Division 3 is also in production, and is already in pre-production.
