Ubisoft is sharing updates on the next big content drop for The Division 2, which is being delayed into Feb. 2022, alongside a new game mode and changes to the flow of the endgame.
If you were hoping to play a little The Division 2 today then you might need to rethink your plans. The latest maintenance hasn't gone particularly well.
Ridgeway's Pride is the third of the new exotic items available in The Division 2, released alongside TU11 and The Summit. The skyscaper-based PvE mode is a central aspect to getting hold of Ridgeway's Pride, so be prepared to do some serious stair climbing.
Ubisoft is working on a new game mode for The Division 2, but it won't be done for months. To fill time, it'll rerun the game's previous seasons.
The Division 2 was believed to be done with new content and updates, but the team announced today on Twitter that new content is planned for the game later this year.
This is somewhat out of the blue, but most welcome nevertheless. The developers of The Division 2, Massive Entertainment, have confirmed that a patch will be released in early 2021 that will upgrade the frame rate on Xbox Series X and Series S to 60 FPS. And that is absolutely fine with us.
With the new update and new season in The Division 2 comes some new exotic items. One of those is the Memento, an exotic backpack that grows in power as you take out more and more enemies. Here's how you get it.
The latest update and new season in The Division 2 brought a brand new exotic weapon to the mix, the Backfire. It's really easy to get your hands on, too, so here's what you need to know.
The Division 2 is getting its regular weekly maintenance update and this week a fix for the recent clan XP bug is being rolled out as the Global Event Reanimated begins.
There's a new global event taking place in The Division 2 for a week that adds a new challenge, a bunch of rewards and goes live alongside a bunch of weapon balancing that some players won't be too happy about.
Ubisoft has released a new video, giving players an overview of what to expect when Seasons kick off in The Division 2: Warlords of New York.
Now that PlayStation has allowed cross-play on two huge titles the question of "will xx game get cross-play" will appear more often. Let's see if The Division 2 is one of the lucky ones.
The Division 2 has had a busy week but fingers crossed this latest round of maintenance will squash those pesky bugs that have been bothering agents all week.
The much-anticipated Warlords of New York expansion for The Division 2 is here and it's a must-play whether you're a veteran or a new player. Here's why.
The Division 2's best new feature is open to all players, regardless of buying the expansion, and it's all about the recalibration station. No longer do you have to hoard gear until the time is right to strip that one attribute or talent from it. Just stash it in your library instead. Here's a first look at how to use it.
Today, Android Central received a pretty significant press release from Ubisoft. The Division 2, the third-person shooter from the acclaimed company, is coming to Google Stadia on March 17 with cross-play support with PC.
There's a pretty irritating, game progression halting bug in The Division 2's big new Warlords of New York expansion. Fortunately, a fix is coming very soon and there's a workaround you can try in the meantime.
It's almost like we'd expect server issues at the launch of a major expansion to a massively popular game, right? Well, The Division 2 is struggling right now with the launch of Warlords of New York, but there is at least a massive patch note release to read while we wait. Lots of good stuff in here waiting!
The Division 2: Warlords of New York expansion is set to be available for players to access on March 2 at 11:00 a.m. UTC for PC players, while console players will be waiting until March 3 at 12 a.m. local time.
NVIDIA's rolling out its latest Game Ready Driver. It optimizes performance for The Division 2: Warlords of New York, ARK: Genesis, and Apex Legends. It also brings support for three more G-SYNC compatible displays.