The Division 2 getting clan XP fixes as latest Global Event begins
Today's maintenance is scheduled to fix a really irritating bug as the Reanimated Global Event begins.
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What you need to know
- For the last week clans haven't been earning clan XP towards project completion and rewards.
- Today's regular weekly server maintenance should provide a fix.
- Global Event Reanimation also starts today.
The regular weekly server maintenance is happening again in The Division 2 and this week a pretty annoying bug, at least for clans, should be getting fixed. This pas week clans haven't been generating clan XP as they play through the game, which means no clan project completion and no progress towards reward caches.
The fix is obviously welcome, but there's no word on whether clans will be reimbursed in any way for the last week's loss of XP in any way. But at least from today everyone should be back to normal however frustrating it is.
Also starting today when the servers come back up is the latest Global Event Reanimated. As usual it's an opt-in event with a bunch of rewards on offer right up to the Headhunter backpack charm for completing all the challenges. If you're not taking part in the Global Event and go into matchmaking, you'll be matched with other players also not taking part.
Article continues belowIt's also the second week of the Huntsman League, so if you've still got some stages to complete there you've got another seven days to crank them out and get all the rewards.
Maintenance began at 09.30 CEST (03.30 Eastern) with an estimated three hour downtime.
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